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Formula-E electric race car projects sponsored by Arrow
In Europe,Arrow is working with universities that are participating in Formula Student, a global automotive engineering competition. Some 3,500 students across Europe participate in the programme each year, producing more than 100 custom vehicles. Arrow sponsors Formula-E Race Car Projects in Norway and Germany.Arrow in Norway is partnering with Revolve NTNU, which is representing the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). In Germ...
Environmental sensor enters distribution channel
Distributors have begun selling the BME680 environmental sensor from Bosch Sensortec. The sensor provides highly accurate measurement of indoor air quality, barometric pressure, relative humidity and ambient air temperature. It is housed in a robust yet compact 3.0 x 3.0mm² package making it ideal for both mobile and stationary applications.
Europe, US conferences focus on component obsolescence
Details of its annual Future of Obsolescence Management (FOM) conference have been released by Converge, an Arrow company. It will be held in Amsterdam (September 27-28) and for the first time this year in Long Beach, California (October 4-5). The conference, brings together global experts to discuss the latest trends and best practices in obsolescence management.
IoT development boards support LoRa platform
Two new SmartEverything solutions from Arrow have extended the portfolio of development boards at RS Components. The SmartEverything LION IoT development system-on-module (SoM) board and the SmartEverything ARIS IoT board both offer support for Internet of Things (IoT) application development.
Entropy incorporates quantum fluctuation
Classical thermodynamics was born in the first half of the nineteenth century as a response to the industrial revolution’s need for optimised machines, engines and motors. It focused on calculating such quantities as useful work, dissipated energy and efficiency. According to the second law of thermodynamics, mechanical energy can be completely converted into thermal energy but thermal energy cannot be completely converted into mechanical e...
IoT Development Platform offers wireless connectivity
Cypress Semiconductor and Arrow Electronics have announced a development platform that enables engineers to quickly bring a broad range of connected IoT products to market.The new Quicksilver kit features Cypress’ Wireless Connectivity for Embedded Devices (WICED) platform and incorporates the robust connectivity of the Cypress CYW43907 802.11n Wi-Fimicrocontroller (MCU).
Single-chip module speeds system design
Anew and exclusive single-chip system module(SCM) has been developed by Arrow Electronics and NXP Semiconductors. It simplifies the use of NXP’s i.MX 6 applications processor in IoT devices, wearables and smart-home technology, where space is tight, energy is precious and time-to-market is critical.
Arrow signing strengthens IoT hand
Arrow Electronics and Libelium have signed a global distribution agreement. The deal extends Arrow’s portfolio for the Internet of Things (IoT) with the addition of Libelium’s wireless and sensor technology and enables the companies to provide off-the-shelf IoT solutions that require minimal design effort before deployment.
Duo commit to simplifying LoRa ecosystem
Stream Technologies, the company behind IoT-X, the advanced Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity management platform,and Laird have announced that Laird’s Sentrius RG1xx Long-Range Wireless Area Network (LoRaWAN) gateway is pre-configured out of the box to function with Stream’s LoRaWAN network server and IoT-X platform. Mass production and availability of the RG1xx family in Laird global distribution channels of Arrow, Avnet, Future...
Multi-sensor RFID tags offer 10m read range
Powercast has announced what it claims to be the industry’s first RFID sensor tags which can include multiple sensors in a single tag, and provide the industry’s longest read range of 10m, or 32ft. High accuracy temperature, humidity and light sensors are now available, with more sensor types planned for the future. Tags for sensing the RFID reader’s field are also available and use an on-board LED to show field strength.