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Industrial sensors play a crucial role within industrial settings, converting physical parameters into signals that can be used for a wide range of applications. So, how can the designer make sure that the right industrial sensor is chosen for a product?

Microchip’s dsPIC Digital Signal Controller (DSC)-based integrated motor drivers have been shortlisted for theElectronics Excellence Awardsunder the E-Mech Product category.

Our broad portfolio of series, shunt and current voltage references features low temperature coefficient, precise initial accuracy, low noise and excellent long-term stability for a wide variety of applications, such as data conversion and signal conditioning. Voltage references are also commonly used as voltage monitors, current limiters and programmable current sources.

Wireless Logic, a global pioneer in IoT connectivity, has released a new report exploring the connectivity challenges, priorities, and expectations of enterprises deploying IoT globally.

ProTek Devices has introduced a new set of transient voltage suppressors (TVS) primarily for 28 volt aircraft circuit protection applications, such as DC power supply protection.

TDK-Lambda will present and demonstrate the latest innovations in power supply technology at electronica 2024, the world’s leading electronics trade fair and conference, in Munich from 12th November to 15th November 2024.

The AMA Association for Sensors and Measurement (AMA) is inviting scientists and developers from both industry and research to apply for the prestigious AMA Innovation Award 2025.

MIKROE has launched LR 11 Click, a new member of the company’s 1750-strong mikroBUS-enabled Click board family of compact add-on boards that enables designers to achieve energy-efficient, secure, and reliable, long-distance, bi-directional 915MHz LoraWAN data communications.

Banner Engineering'sQ90R and Q90R2high-power multi-purpose radar sensors are now being shipped by authorised distributor Mouser Electronics.

Microchip Technology has announced the PIC64HX family of microprocessors (MPUs), expanding its 64-bit portfolio.