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Technology has been essential over the past few years, facilitating remote working and improving efficiency in manufacturing and industrial settings. As a result, the UK technology sector grew six times faster than the wider national economy in 2019 and has gone from strength to strength ever since — despite the logistical issues presented by supply chain bottlenecks, lockdowns and Brexit red tape. Phil Simmonds, Chief Executive Officer of ...

New Melexis 3D magnetic resolver IC is optimized for robust motor design: smallest footprint, programmable at module level, cost-effective and ASIL-ready.

At embedded world 2022, on the Digikey booth, Paige West speaks with Thomas Ernst from ADI Trinamic about motor and motion control, a new product launch and the technical support offered to customers.

Littelfuse has announced the Pxxx0S3N SIDACtor Protection Thyristor series, which safeguard exposed interfaces in industrial and ICT applications, including RS-485 data interfaces and AC/DC power supplies.

Electronic devices are getting more complex as the drive towards miniaturisation increases in every industry from automotive to medical and healthcare. This brings with it the task of finding production methods to produce small lightweight devices with the same capabilities to support the application.

New generations of medical instruments such as miniature catheters and endoscopes enable surgeons to work with the body to deliver less invasive procedures

ROHMs 150V GaN HEMTs, GNE10xxTB series increases the gate withstand voltage to an industry-leading 8V – ideally to be applied in power supply circuits for industrial equipment such as base stations and data centers along with IoT communication devices.

Wuxi Leapers Semiconductor Co., Ltd. (Leapers Semiconductor) will present full silicon carbide (SiC) power module portfolio during PCIM Europe 2022 in Nuremberg, Germany.

A drive system for flapping wing autonomous robots has been developed by a University of Bristol team, using a new method of electromechanical zipping that does away with the need for conventional motors and gears.

Fischer Connectors Group continues to push the boundaries of high-density miniaturisation in connectivity.