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Fairview Microwave has announced its latest product offering, waveguide power dividers. The versatile two-way dividers are designed to meet the diverse needs of professionals in the RF and microwave industry.

Avnet has released the Avnet RFSoC Explorer Toolbox Version 3.0, which now includes support for over-the-air antenna to bits prototyping with the 5G mmWave Phased Array Antenna Module (PAAM) Development platform.

Resolve Optics reports on ongoing and increased demand for rugged high-performance lenses for military and space applications where the need for vibration / shock testing prior to deployment is a vital prerequisite.

The DRV3901-Q1 is a fully integrated device for driving a pyro-fuse initiator in a 12-V automotive system. The DRV3901-Q1EVM showcases two DRV3901-Q1 devices for flexibility in testing parallel or redundant systems. The device supports an input voltage up to 28 V and runs on a logic supply voltage of 5 V.

e-con Systems has launched e-CAM200_CUOAGX - a 20MP high Resolution 5K MIPI multi-camera based on the AR2020 sensor from onsemi's Hyperlux LP family for NVIDIA Jetson Orin platform.

Vishay Intertechnology has broadened its optoelectronics portfolio with the introduction of a new high speed silicon PIN photodiode with enhanced sensitivity for visible light.

Ellis Patents is pleased to announce the appointment of Tom Rooney as Export Sales Manager. With an extensive background in industrial offshore electrical engineering and a successful track record in global export sales, Tom brings valuable experience and expertise to the Ellis Patents team.

Pickering Electronics has added a 5kV stand-off, up to 1.5kV switching version to its single-in-line Series 104 reed relay family.

Point One Navigation has announced a new case study - Faction: Accelerating Autonomous Delivery with Point One.

Würth Elektronik’s Application Note ANP125 publishes the results of a study “The acoustic effects of harmonic distortion of aluminium electrolytic capacitors” on harmonic distortion of electrolytic capacitors. The result: Capacitors don’t cause any appreciable signal distortion.