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The launch of a new, rugged micro connector, the 1.27mm pitch EMM series, which targets defence and other high-reliability applications has been announced by Nicomatic. Designed to meet the performance requirements of MIL 83513, EMM series connectors occupy 40% less space than previous-generation connectors from the company, are 20% smaller than Micro D connectors for 16-pin configurations and are around ten percent smaller in footprint than the ...

Molex has released a white paper for electronics design engineers and product developers addressing growing consumer demand for smart home automation technologies. It examines home technology trends as the IoT continues to drive the evolution from simply connected to truly smart and proactive — and outlines how electronics designers and manufacturers can successfully position themselves to maximise future opportunities and demand.

It has been announced by ROHM Semiconductor that it will be exhibiting at Embedded World, February 26-28, 2019 in Nuremberg, Germany. At its booth in hall 3A, stand 215, the company will showcase new solutions for power management and sensor technologies in the automotive and industrial sectors.

HARTING has introduced a number of innovative connector solutions and products targeted at the rail industry and focusing on the three key benefits of weight reduction, easy handling and increasing data throughput.

Designers of industrial equipment striving to meet the size, power and performance requirements of Industry 4.0 applications can now turn to an expanded family of digital input devices from Maxim Integrated Products. One of the new devices, MAX22192, is integrated into the company's Go-IO programmable logic controller (PLC) reference design, has also been announced.

Global technological manufacturer and customised solutions provider, Interplex, excels in industries such as automotive, medical and life sciences, and datacom and telecom. It’s solutions aim to enable companies to be at the forefront of industry trends such as the electrification of cars, miniaturisation of medical products and integrated thermal management of network servers.

Now engineers designing into applications in factory automation, medical, communications and consumer markets can tap into four new micro-system-level IC (uSLIC) modules from Maxim Integrated. The MAXM17552, MAXM15064, MAXM17900 and MAXM17903 step-down DC/DC power modules join Maxim’s portfolio of Himalaya power solutions, providing the widest input voltage range (4-60V) with the smallest solution sizes.

In a world where space on any mobile or connected device is the most valuable asset, the ongoing miniaturisation of components is the means by which more functionalities are realised. But it’s not just size that matters: the consumer demand for more flexibility and customer-centric services is also increasing – whether it is the hassle-free change of a mobile device or switching mobile network providers.

A whitepaper for electronics design engineers and product developers has been released by Molex, addressing growing consumer demand for smart home automation technologies. It examines home technology trends as the IoT continues to drive the evolution from simply connected to truly smart and proactive.

International technology company in the field of printed circuit boards, microelectronics and EMS (Electronic Manufacturing Services), headquartered in Boudry (Switzerland), Cicor, has announced important measures for strengthening global competitiveness of the Cicor Group.