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The use of imaging technology in industrial inspection has changed substantially over the years. Traditionally, manual inspection dominated quality control, which meant manufacturers were relying heavily on human effort to assess product defects, misalignments, or other issues.

Insulated Wire has been supporting EMC customers with coaxial cable and assemblies for decades. From smaller EMC test houses, compliance labs, and both military and commercial market OEMs across the world, IW cables offer reliable, consistent performance for EMC/EMI compliance testing. Cables for high volts/metre and RF power requirements up to 6GHz are available.

Quantum Motion has appointed Hugo Saleh as President and Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) to capitalise on the rapidly growing market demand for quantum computing.

Littelfuse and IXYS are brands with a strong position in the semiconductor market, which, by joining forces, offer a wide range of innovative power electronics solutions.

SiPearl has announced the appointment of Gael Paul as Senior Vice-President Engineering. A seasoned semiconductor expert with a proven track record of turning innovative technologies into successful products and solutions, he joined SiPearl on 6th January 2025.

A Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR) is a type of thyristor — a four-layer, three-terminal semiconductor device used extensively in power electronics for controlling high voltage and current.

At embedded world 2025, Electronic Specifier's Managing Editor, Paige West speaks to James Fu, VP of Global Market Development at Win Source about thekey messages Win Source is sharingat embedded world 2025.

Power electronics is the field of electrical engineering that deals with the conversion, control, and conditioning of electric power using semiconductor devices. It serves as the critical interface between electrical sources and loads, enabling efficient, flexible, and compact systems across a wide range of applications — from renewable energy systems and electric vehicles, to consumer electronics and industrial automation.

Phlux Technology, a UK startup in infrared sensor technology, has announced a £9 million ($11.7 million) Series A funding round.

Torex Semiconductor has developed the new XC6142 series voltage detector, specifically designed for CV (constant voltage) charging secondary batteries with an operating temperature of 105°C.