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Electronica preview: Solar power and e-mobility applications will be a theme at the Zettle Group stand, as the company introduces multiple ranges of relays.

Electronica 2018 Preview: RFI filters from Schaffner are equipped withIEC Inlet C14 or C20. The dual-stage FN 9255 filters have been developed for high frequency applications, above 30MHz and join the company’s existing FN 92XX filter families.

Rugged connector and component manufacturer Bulgin will be showcasing a selection of its most advanced connector, switch and sensor products designed to deliver high performance in the harshest environments at electronica 2018.Bulgin’s focus on optical fibre connectors, smart connectors and sensors reflect the increasing demand for optical fibre connections in outdoor and extreme environments and rugged sensors to support the Internet of Th...

A focus on quiet and safe power supplies for medical and industrial use will be highlighted at the TDK-Lambda stand at this year's electronica in Munich (13 - 15 November 2018).

Electronica 2018: Dynamic, simultaneous support for Zigbee 3.0, Green Power, Thread and Bluetooth Low Energy is enabled in the system in package (SiP) announced by Qorvo.

Electronica 2018: By using high voltage GaN FETs from Transphorm, Delta Electronics has been able to reduce the size of its 80Plus Platinum 800W power supply by 25%.

Worldwide design and manufacture of power conversion and distribution systems is the result of the formation of Coolisys, the power, defence and aerospace systems provider, which includes Gresham Power.

electronica will provide the platform for Dialog Semiconductor to demonstrate the DA7280, a low power Haptic Driver Integrated Circuit (IC). The device is capable of driving both ERM (Eccentric Rotating Mass) and LRA (Linear Resonant Actuators) motors, offering High Definition (HD) Wideband Drive, 76% lower idle power consumption and a 50% reduction in external BOM (Bill of Materials) count compared to existing solutions on the market.

81% of consumers all around the world would like 'electronic devices of the future' to make their lives easier. However, users have very different views on what artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and digitalisation should and shouldn’t be allowed to do: 71% of global consumers think that electronic devices should only assist humans. These are the findings of the electronica trend Index 2018.

The ultra-low-power semiconductor company of the Swatch Group and a technology provider for connected objects, EM Microelectronic, has announced the release of its next-gen family of Bluetooth beacons with longer battery life, longer range, over-the-air customisations and modular certification.