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From packaging warehouses to CNC machining, the expanse of industrial automation is continuous, both covering a greater breadth of applications and delivering higher levels of performance.

Farnell has expanded the range of products it stocks from Eaton, including automation, safety, motor applications, power management and energy solutions.

Farnell has expanded the range of products it stocks from Eaton, including automation, safety, motor applications, power management and energy solutions for Industry 4.0.

A UK company is changing the way manufacturers produce conventional electronics, through sustainable production techniques that addresses the way electronics are currently recycled.

Melexis announces the MLX90394 Triaxis micropower magnetometer, a tiny Hall-effect based sensor.

MikroElektronika (MIKROE), the embedded solutions company that cuts development time by providing innovative hardware and software products based on proven standards, has unveiled EmbeddedWiki – their largest embedded projects platform that already details over 1,000,000 projects based on 1500+ Click boards.

The Ecosine Active Sync is a modular product that has been on the market for around five years and actively mitigates the harmonics sent back to an electrical network, reducing or suppressing disturbances by taking the harmonic current generated by non-linear loads and converting it.

Farnell has signed a global distribution agreement with Seeed Studio, a provider of open-source hardware and software products.

Nuvoton is pleased to announce its new feature-rich microcontrollers, the M463 CAN FD/USB HS Series and the M467 Ethernet/Crypto Series, which are ideal core components for numerous devices and systems, including IoT gateways, industrial control, telecoms, data centres, smart grid control, white goods motor control, small TFT LCDs, and TinyML (Machine Learning) products.

A UK sustainable electronics pioneer has unveiled a new video to show how together we can combat the environmental insufficiencies that plague the electronics industry.