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We live in a world driven by performance, and at the core of the systems, devices, and networks we use are magnetic components. They are integral to critical services such as telecoms, industrial, military and aerospace, automotive, oil and gas, medical,and renewable energy industries. 

Developers of flat and compact mobile devices are regularly faced with the challenge of integrating a modern display that is not only colourful, but also energy-saving so as not to put additional strain on the battery and to achieve long operating times overall.

Omron has launched a new high power PCB relay for use in AC wallboxes for Mode 3 AC EV charging stations.

Medical experts and sports scientists are becoming increasingly reliant on engineers as their disciplines become more and more technical.

Portwell has announced its new IIoT computing module with PCOM-BA03GL: A COM Express Type 10 Mini Module featuring Intel Atom x7000RE series.

Across the globe, from rice fields in Asia to maize fields in the Americas, farmers are now spreading crushed volcanic rock into their fields, a part of a six-continent spreading rock weathering experiment.

A traction inverter converts the EV battery’s high-voltage DC to the AC that the electric motor needs. The traction inverter controls the speed and torque of the motor, and its efficiency has a direct impact on the power and thermal dissipation, as well the EV’s driving range.

3D Systems, a leading additivemanufacturing solutionsprovider, and Precision Resource, a pioneer in the production of critical components for the automotive, heavy-duty, aerospace, and medical device industries, announce they have entered a strategic partnership to scale and accelerate additive manufacturing.

Paige West speaks with Dunstan Power, Director ofByteSnap Designabout the findings from a survey on the impact and perceptions of AI within the electronics industry.

congatec, a provider of embedded and Edge computing technology, presents new high-performance computer-on-modules (COMs) with i.MX95 processors from NXP, thereby expanding its extensive module portfolio with low-power NXP i.MX Arm processors.