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Omron Electronic Components Europe has launched a new high power PCB relay which requires up to 51% less mounting space compared to similar 480VAC 55A relays.

Kontron, a global provider of IoT/Embedded Computer Technology (ECT), is now also using processors from the Intel N and Intel Core i3 N series as well as Intel Atom X7000 processors (code-named 'Alderlake N' and 'Amston Lake') in its FlatClient ECO Panel PC series, which offer particularly high processor and graphics capacity with low power dissipation and an excellent price/performance ratio.

FORTEC Integrated has introduced the IB962 from iBASE, a powerful Edge-AI solution.

Omdia’s latest Display Optical Film Tracker, projects that global polarizer demand will reach 594 million square meters in 2024 expanding to 682 million square meters by 2027, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.4%.

EMR, has announced a pioneering industry sprint – working alongside academics at the University of Birmingham – to explore new ways to sustainably and efficiently recover graphite during the recycling of end-of-life electric vehicle (EV) batteries.

Where and how much is theAI revolution changing the automotive industry? An international mobility study by MHP management and IT consultancy gives an overview, supplies current facts and figures, and provides recommendations for action for decision-makers.

Novosense has announced a range of high-side switches for driving traditional resistive, inductive, and halogen lamp loads in automotive body control modules (BCM) as well as large capacitive loads commonly found in the first-level and second-level power distribution within zone control units (ZCU).

Nexperia has announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with KOSTAL that will enable it to produce wide bandgap (WBG) devices that more closely match the exacting requirements of automotive applications.

Astute Electronics is beginning an advance into the European component distribution market, and its 300 square metre stand at electronica is a symbol of that ambition.

camLine and theion have announced their collaboration to implement AI-driven solutions that will accelerate the development of advanced battery technologies worldwide, revolutionising the way battery manufacturers transition from lab-scale to mass production.