Industrial
Increasing design flexibility with the PGIA
Hooman Hashemi, Product Applications Engineer, at Analog Devices (ADI), discusses a new variation of the classic instrumentation amplifier (PGIA).
Rapid tech advancement is a double-edged sword
In the era of rapid developments in technologies, newer components or technologies are launched every day. On one hand, technological innovation boosts productivity and efficiency in many sectors, on the other hand it causes more hardware and software becoming obsolete faster than in the past. Here Neil Ballinger, Head of EMEA at industrial parts supplier EU Automation, discusses the pros and cons of fast technological advances.
Electronic Specifier Webinar Summit - Editorial catch up
On the 1st September Electronic Specifier will host its Webinar Summit, a one-day event packed with discussions around the latest industry trends in electronics, and the products and technologies that are shaping sectors from automotive to wireless.
Semiconductor testing at very low currents
The Łukasiewicz Research Network - Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics has chosen to use measurement instrumentation from Tektronix and Keithley to investigate the current and voltage characteristics of wide-bandgap semiconductors.
Women in Electronics, how the industry is changing
On the 1st September Electronic Specifier will host its Webinar Summit, a one-day event packed with discussions around the latest industry trends in electronics, and the products and technologies that are shaping sectors from automotive to wireless.
Electronic Specifier launches new website in partnership with Hardware Pioneers
Electronic Specifier, the design engineer’s resource guide to news, products and technology for the global electronics industry, has announced that it is launching a new site in partnership with Hardware Pioneers, a growing community of thousands of startup founders, executives, engineers and developers operating in the IoT sector.
Innovation will power the next revolution
Increased automation in industry to create smart factories will rely on technical innovation by power supply manufacturer, says Patrick Le Fèvre, chief marketing and communications officer, Powerbox
The future of vision systems in manufacturing
With four times as many as colour receptors as humans, the Mantis shrimp has the most impressive eyes in nature. Manufacturers have long relied on human vision for complex picking and assembly processes, but 3D vision systems are beginning to replicate the capability of human vision in robotics. Here, Nigel Smith, Managing Director of TM Robotics, gives three rules to live by when choosing a 3D vision system for manufacturing.
Getting the most out of RF coaxial connectors
When selecting a connector for your industrial application, finding the right component for the job is key. For applications that rely on audio-visual equipment, telephony equipment or antennas, this means putting thought into selecting radio frequency (RF) coaxial connectors that will suit your needs.
Accelerating electrification and the role of heating tech
While investment in clean energy plays a huge part in achieving global climate goals, it must coincide with the further electrification of industrial processes. Even in the oil and gas industry, there is significant room for the decarbonisation of processes, particularly in thermal applications. Innovative technologies have solved many of the challenges that previously hindered the implementation of electric process heating, making it an obvious ...