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Transformer energy performance standards being introduced all around the world are spurring transformer manufacturers, as well as their electrical steel, cable and coil winding equipment suppliers, to rethink materials, designs and manufacturing methods in a bid to balance performance with cost.

An improved titanium alloy—stronger than any commercial titanium alloy currently on the market—gets its strength from the novel way atoms are arranged to form a special nanostructure. For the first time, researchers have been able to see this alignment and then manipulate it to make the strongest titanium alloy ever developed, and with a lower cost process to boot.

Special model libraries for the TLE987x family of Infineon modules are now available for testing, validation and programming. GÖPEL electronic has made it possible to flexibly test and program those libraries identified as VarioTAP models using the SWD debug interface. This means that these Infineon modules can be used as instruments for prototype hardware design validation and production tests.

ESCATEC, a leading provider of contract design and manufacturing services, has designed a novel motor control for a surgical drill for one of its customers. The challenge was to create a motor control that is very precise as this is vital for medical procedures.

Ryder Industries Ltd, the Swiss-owned EMS provider with manufacturing facilities in China, has announced key new management appointments.

Aegis Software has announced that Creation Technologies has chosen to implement FactoryLogix across all ten of its global manufacturing locations.Creation provides OEMs with integrated EMS solutions that help accelerate time-to-market, reduce operating costs and grow revenue with expert design, manufacturing, supply chain, order fulfillment and after-market services.

With more companies and brands already showcasing at National Electronics Week 2016 than ever before, this year is set to be the biggest gathering of electronic and manufacturing professionals in the UK. With the coming together of MACH, Drives & Controls and five other industry specific events all under one roof, it is an engineer’s wonderland.

Engineered Materials Systems has announced its new EMS 618-116 Adhesive, a low-temperature cure one-part conductive adhesive designed for circuit assembly applications. EMS 618-116 is designed to cure in 30 minutes at 100°C or rapidly at elevated temperatures.

Expertise in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) measurements will be central to Rohde & Schwarz’s participation at EMV 2016 in Düsseldorf. The company's portfolio includes EMI compliance and precompliance test receivers, highly sophisticated, harmonised system solutions, associated analysis software and broadband amplifiers.

Engineered Material Systems, Inc has introduced theDF-3010 dry film negative photoresist optimized for hot roll lamination and processing on MEMS and IC wafers.