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Hydraulic manufacturers seek IIoT-enabled systems
Hydraulic manufacturing companies are being driven to expand their presence across the globe thanks to the rising demand for energy-efficient, easily operable, and smart sensor-embedded hydraulic systems that are Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)-enabled.
Peelable maskant provides protection for PWB connectors
Distributor of industrial adhesives and adhesive applicators, Ellsworth Adhesives Europe has expanded its product range with the addition of the Dymax SpeedMask 9-7001. This peelable maskant for PWB connectors and board level is designed to create protection for connectors and board surfaces during solvent based or light-curable conformal coating applications in PWB assembly.
Acquisition promises an increased chip offering
In April 2016, Microchip completed the acquisition of Atmel Corporation. At electronica, Electronic Specifier Editor Joe Bush caught up with Lucio Di Jasio, Microchip’s European Business Development Manager, to get an update on what the company has been doing since.
PSoC analogue coprocessor sensing demo
This video shows the demonstration platform of the PSoC analogue coprocessor used in trade shows during 2016 such as electronica and Maker Faires.
Security is industry’s second nature
Back in December 2015 hackers hijacked the electrical systems of three major Ukrainian power distributors, and over 230,000 people were left without power for several hours.The uncertainty caused by the attack lasted much longer, especially since employees in both engineering and IT teams alike were initially unclear about how the hackers managed to infiltrate the system.
The week the IoT grew up
Steve Rogerson found that this year’s electronica saw IoT hype give way to reality.
Enhancing patient safety with digital health declarations
In collaboration with the Regional Development Council of Gävleborg (Region Gävleborg), Tieto has rolled out a solution for electronic health declarations to be filled out prior to surgery. The solution enhances the safety of patients while simultaneously relieving medical staff of time-consuming paperwork and is among the first in Sweden to use the national e-service, 1177 Vårdguiden in this way.
Lessons from electronica – the IoT revolution
Last week’s electronica exhibition in Munich saw a total of 2,913 companies from more than 50 countries present their solutions. The event saw approximately 73,000 visitors in attendance over the four days and, according to Falk Senger, Managing Director at Messe München: “This year's electronica did an impressive job of demonstrating how the various aspects of our lives will network with one another in the future and redefine ou...
Predicting jumps in power input
Today’s commercially available silicon panels account for around 90% of total solar panel production. However, alternative solar technologies such as thin films (particularly perovskite solar cells) are developing rapidly.Renewables are considered the best energy source for reducing pollution and mitigating climate change.
Power can be tested for control and maintenance
Engineers can save time and target maintenane, by testing and configure circuit breakers from a PC via a USB port using the Power Xpert Release (PXR) from Eaton.