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To add extra excitement to your electronica visit, we invite you to join our CoolSiC™ scavenger hunt for the daily chance to win one of five JBL Bluetooth speakers and enter the draw for a Samsung Galaxy Watch5 Pro. Watch out for the five e-specifier pop-up booths which you will find in the hallways between the exhibition halls where you can pick up some additional free goodies.

Our automotive (AWRx) device architecture goes beyond the RF/analog subsystem, integrating a radio processor and master subsystems, offering customers access to a robust portfolio of AWRx devices scaling from high performance radar front-end to ultra-high resolution, low power and small single chip radar.

The AWR1843 device is an integrated single-chip FMCW radar sensor capable of operation in the 76- to 81-GHz band. The device is built with TI’s low-power 45-nm RFCMOS process and enables unprecedented levels of integration in an extremely small form factor.

Pickering to launch two new high voltage relays, with electrically static screens, at Electronica Munich. The electrostatic screen ensures minimum noise between the coil drive and high voltage circuits. Electronica will be held from 15 – 18 November in the Messe – visit Pickering in Hall A3, Booth 161. More information here: 

Explore our end-equipment reference designs and pre-selected products dedicated to our high-performance, industry-leading radar technology. We help enable advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) sensing applications with ultra-short to long range, high resolution and edge intelligence.

The DC UPS BICKER UPSI-2412 reliably bridges power failures, brownouts and flicker. The suitable Supercap buffer module BICKER BP-SUC-30090 with high cycle stability (>500,000 cycles) is designed for industrial and medical applications that require a fast charging and durable DC UPS solution. For easy Plug&Play installation the UPSI-2412 with integrated USB interface is recognized directly by IPC operating systems as an UPS – without...

The high voltages present in factory automation, motor drives, grid infrastructure and electric vehicles (EVs) can be several hundred or even thousands of volts. Galvanic isolation helps resolve the challenge of designing a safe human interface in the presence of such high voltages.

The high voltages present in factory automation, motor drives, grid infrastructure and electric vehicles (EVs) can be several hundred or even thousands of volts. Galvanic isolation helps resolve the challenge of designing a safe human interface in the presence of such high voltages.

Come try Fusion Worldwide's VR challenge at Electronica booth C2 259. Users will have the opportunity to experience Fusion’s global offices and our expanded worldwide service offerings in a whole new way. It will have you on top of the world!

Guiding Innovation Forward: Arrow’s booth will focus on how we support companies at all stages of development to realise their ideas and bring products to market swiftly and efficiently. At the exhibition, examples of projects in four major areas will be shown in a Technology & Solution Zone under the headings: electrification of everything; autonomous machines; smart everything; and energy management.