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It has been announced that Toshiba Electronics Europe (Toshiba) has obtained approval to the industrial safety standard UL 508 and the UL product category NRNT for a total of eight photorelay products. The devices are also UL 1577 compliant and approved for use as industrial control switch and as solid state control devices for non-motor rated loads.

In this article, Stephen Reeder, Commercial Director, Ekioh, explores and explains how it can be ensured that embedded browsers benefit from multi-core silicon, and the impact of having multi-core hardware on software.

The reed relay company, Pickering Electronics, has announced a very small reed relay. The Series 124 is part of Pickering’s new ultra-high density 4mm2 reed relay range product line, which takes up the minimum board area of only 4x4mm, allowing the highest packing density possible.

It has been announced that Pickering Interfaces is showcasing its latest high density PXI and Ethernet LXI Switching and Simulation Solutions and Signal Routing Software at Booth 6373, SEMICON West.

AUTOMOTIVE WORLD, which used to be held annually in January in Tokyo every year has attracted attention from worldwide as the world’s largest trade show gathering the advanced automotive technologies. From 2018, the show will be held biannual by adding AUTOMOTIVE WORLD Nagoya, which will be held in September at Nagoya.

It has been announced that Toshiba Electronics Europe (Toshiba) has launched two new high current photorelays that are fabricated using the latest U-MOS IX semiconductor process.

Exhibition space is selling well ahead of its position at the same time last year for All-Energy 2019 and the co-located Smart Urban Mobility Solutions (SUMS 2019) being held at Glasgow’s SEC on 15th and 16th May 2019.

Affordable alternatives on a wide range of electrical and electronics products for design and production applications are being offered by Premier Farnell through its range of Exclusive Brands. The range offers cost savings of typically 30% on over 50,000 production level quality, in-stock products with the additional benefit of customisation options.

With the Sensor Bridge, the ‘Wireless’ steute business unit is presenting a new and key component for its wireless network sWave-NET. As a classic middleware, this software interface processes all messages received from wireless switching devices in the field and bundled by access points. The Sensor Bridge then relays these messages to applications registered specifically for this purpose.

Smooth-running services as well as passenger and employee safety in railway operations depend on functions such as emergency shutdown in the event of short circuits, detection of delayed potentials, and safe signal transmission. Therefore, transducers for railway applications must meet the highest standards of reliability and precision.