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Avnet and EBV Elektronik, an Avnet company, have signed an agreement with Northforge Innovations, a software consulting and development company to promote Northforge to Broadcom customers in North America and EMEA.

By introducing two innovative product families, RAFI is taking advantage of the benefits offered by the IO-Link interface in terms of particularly simple network integration and device configuration.

By employing supercapacitors as energy storage, Bicker Elektronik has developed an uninterrruptible DC power supply that is maintenance-free and protected against system downtime and data loss

Nunio KNX M-T can be a single, double, triple or quadruple push-button. That makes it well suited for changing requirements such as change of tenants in residential or commercial properties, hotel rooms, and conference venues.

The new Li-Ion battery pack BP-LIO-1525 from Bicker Elektronik reportedly offers five times more charge/discharge cycles than conventional lead-acid batteries and thus brings a particularly long service life. The high-quality battery pack impresses both in industrial use and in medical technology applications with its approvals according to IEC/EN 62133-2:2017 and UL 62133:2017 Ed.2.

Bicker Elektronik has presented the new uninterruptible DC power supply UPSI-2406DP2. Equipped with fast-charging Supercaps as energy storage devices, the DC UPS module reliably bridges power failures, voltage drops and flicker in the 24V power supply for DC loads up to 100W.

Farnell has teamed up with Rohde & Schwarz to present a free two-day technical webinar series on modern digital oscilloscopes.

With its new catalogue for radio and sensor modules, Würth Elektronik has presented a whole series of new products with innovative details. For example, the component manufacturer offers many variants or operating modes with extremely low energy consumption to make increased use of combinations of sensors and radio modules in low-maintenance, decentralised IoT applications.

The Swedish BEIJER GROUP’s business entity Westermo, a high-tech company specialised in data communications products for mission-critical systems, has acquired 100% of ELTEC Elektronik.

Würth Elektronik has entered into a partnership with the Finnish software developer Wirepas. The aim of the agreement is to offer a portfolio of radio modules that use the IoT network protocol Wirepas Mesh from 2021. This innovative technology can be used to create large IoT networks, for example of battery-powered sensors, in which each participant also functions as a router.