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TANAKA Kikinzoku Kogyo K.K., which operates an industrial precious metals business as a core company of TANAKA Precious Metals, announces that it has signed a technical assistance agreement with Chengdu Guangming Paite Precious Metal, an affiliated company in China, in the area of fuel cell electrode catalyst manufacturing technologies.

EBV Elektronik, an Avnet company, and Infineon Technologies announce the launch of their joint communication activities on ‘Power for AI’ at this year’selectronica exhibition.

Molex, a global electronics specialist and connectivity innovator, has issued a new report on the growing traction of 48-Volt electrical system technology, which is poised to fuel major improvements in vehicle performance, efficiency, functionality, and comfort.

Here, Ross Turnbull, Director of Business Development and Product Engineering at Swindon Silicon Systems, a specialist in custom IC design and supply, explains the importance of integrated mixed signal solutions in industrial sensing systems.

Molex has issued a new report on the growing traction of 48-Volt electrical system technology, which is poised to fuel major improvements in vehicle performance, efficiency, functionality and comfort.

This presentation will examine design challenges related to 48 V batteries in hybrid and electric vehicle (xEV) applications, including an in-depth look at voltage and current sensing accuracy, voltage and current synchronization, hotplug reliability, cell balancing and thermal management.

About Energy is pleased to announce the opening of its new headquarters and cutting-edge test facility in Southwark, just a short distance from the Thames and the City of London.

As we celebrate Ada Lovelace Day, Electronic Specifier honours not only the woman who saw beyond the limits of her time, butall the womenwho have seen what is possible and followed their own path.

Integrals Power has made a breakthrough in Lithium Manganese Iron Phosphate (LMFP) cathode active materials for battery cells.

EA Elektro-Automatik has published the results of a ‘State of Power’ survey on how electronic engineers envision changes in the types of measurements they'll require in the coming years.