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RFID readers come in compact TQFN package
In stock at Mouser Electronics are the ST25R100 and ST25R200 NFC/HF RFID readers from STMicroelectronics.
TUAL announces swappable PowerBank solution for eHGVs
TUAL has announced its highly flexible PowerBank Pro-Charging offering for electric Heavy Goods Vehicles (eHGVs).
The time for autonomy in mobile machines is now
“Why Autonomy, Why Now?” Jahmy Hindman, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Engineering and Technology, John Deere, will discuss current technology trends at the International VDI Congress ELIV 2024 and the parallel conferenceElectrics/Electronicsfor Mobile Machines.
Tomorrow's E/E architectures require new semiconductors
What will the E/E (electrical/electronic) architecture in thevehicle of tomorrowlook like? And what requirements will this place on thesemiconductorsused?
New facility boosts ElectroRent’s European presence
ElectroRent is bolstering its presence in mainland Europe with a move into a new, larger facility in Mechelen, Belgium.
SECO and Blue Line to bring embedded technologies to Nordic market
SECO and Blue Line announce their collaboration agreement to bringembedded technologysolutions to the Nordic market.
Green Bluetooth speakers with Raspberry Pi
In a world that is increasingly focused onsustainability, finding ways to reduceelectronic wastehas never been more important.
Bachmann set to open new office in Norway
Austrian automation specialist, Bachmann electronic, is further expanding its global presence by opening a new office in Norway.
Volvo cuts 2030 EV targets, cites market conditions
The electric vehicle (EV) industry has been dealt another blow, as car manufacturer Volvo has slashed its target of making solely EVs by 2030, as it said some vehicles by that date will be hybrid, too.
Falling profitability a ‘silent killer’ for UK electronics manufacturers
Small and mid-sized electronics manufacturers in the UK are facing a ‘silent killer’ as new figures show profitability has dropped, despite strong sales.