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The IOT Solutions World Congress (IOTSWC) will feature Ann Dunkin, Chief Information Officer at the US Department of Energy as the featured plenary speaker for the 2022 edition.

The IOT Solutions World Congress (IOTSWC), the largest international event devoted to industry transformation through disruptive technologies, returns in 2022 to give new impetus to the digital transformation of businesses and companies.

TM Robotics, the distribution partner for Shibaura Machine — formerly Toshiba Machine — robotics, has taken on the supply of Shibaura Machine injection moulding machines in the UK and Ireland. TM Robotics will form the British and Irish arm of Shibaura Machine Europe, headquartered in Italy, hiring two specialist engineers and ensuring the continuation of service and maintenance for existing injection moulding machine users in the reg...

EBV Elektronik is planning to showcase an extensive range of analogue and power technologies at the PCIM exhibition in Nuremberg (May 10-12).

Toshiba Electronics has announced the availability of 20 new microcontroller devices for high-speed data processing of the TXZ+ family advanced class. These M4G group products are now part of the TXZ+ family advanced class and are manufactured in a 40nm process.

According to a recent study from Graphical Research, the US oil filled distribution transformer market will gain momentum during the forecast timeline due to the robust with concerted effort to renovate and upgrade electricity grid infrastructure.

Toshiba has launched the TPHR7404PU, a 40V, N-channel MOSFET that uses the latest generation U-MOSIX-H process. The MOSFET’s low-spike capability reduces overshoot in switching applications. This makes it well suited for secondary synchronous rectification in switching power supply applications thanks to its contribution to reduced EMI. This is achieved while maintaining an extremely low on-resistance of just 0.74mΩ (max) at a VGSof 10V. ...

Toshiba have announced mass production of 12 new motor control microcontrollers (MCUs) in its M4K group of devices. These will be the very first products in the new advanced TXZ+ family. Additionally, Toshiba announced that it will start mass production of a further ten motor control MCUs in their M4M group in July 2021. All of the new devices will be manufactured in a 40nm process, and form part of Toshiba’s TXZ4A+ series.

Toshiba Electronics has launched the TPHR7404PU, a 40V, N-channel MOSFET that uses the latest generation U-MOSIX-H process. The MOSFET’s low-spike capability reduces overshoot in switching applications.

The power semiconductor industry increases production capacity to support the market’s rapid rise.