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The world’s shipping industry plays a pivotal role in global trade, with nearly 90% of goods transported by sea. However, as digitalisation continues to reshape maritime operations, the industry’s exposure to cyberattacks expands significantly. In the first half of 2024 alone, 23,400 malware incidents and 178 ransomware attacks were reported, according to a recent Marlink study.

Audio Precision has announced the release of APx500 software version 9.0.1 Beta, now supporting ARM CPU architecture, commonly found in mobile and Apple silicon devices.

Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD) and Qorvo have partnered to bring together motor control and power efficiency technologies in the PAC5556A + ICeGaN evaluation kit (EVK).

The old saying 'if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it' cautions against tampering with something that performs reliably and regularly proves its worth. Arguably, this advice applies to the circuit design used in many RTD sensors that quietly and efficiently measure temperature in industrial manufacturing facilities worldwide.

At electronica 2024, Pulsiv, a Cambridge-based innovator in power electronics, has become the first company to deliver 240W from a single USB-C port. This achievement combines Pulsiv OSMIUM front-end technology with an industry-standard flyback design, passing stringent EMC and line current requirements. The development is set to transform global charging markets.

The SimpleLink Wi-Fi system-on-chip CC35xx family is where affordability meets reliability, enabling engineers to connect more applications with confidence. CC35xx are single-chip Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth Low Energy 5.4 wireless microcontrollers (MCUs). The CC3500E and CC3501E are the first devices in this pin-to-pin compatible family.

Texas Instruments (TI) has been busy at electronica 2024 showing off its latest innovations to enable what it calls a more ‘intelligence and sustainable future.’

In today’s industrial landscape, seamless device communication is key. The Controller Area Network (CAN) Bus – a reliable protocol initially developed for vehicles – now enables quick, decentralised data transfer across sectors without central control.

Following introductions to Harwin and its exhibit at electronica this year, the discussion focuses on Harwin's latest design, configuration, and selection tools, examining their benefits for engineers and the market needs they address.

XJTAG is previewing its latest hardware product, the XJLink-PF40 JTAG controller at electronica 2024 in Munich (November 12-15).