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According to a new research report by the market research and strategy consulting firm, Global Market Insights, the automotive lighting market will grow at a CAGR of over five percent from 2018 to 2024.

Innovator in energy efficiency, ON Semiconductor, has launched new Power Modules that offer energy efficiency, reliability and performance in highly integrated and compact packaging, adding to the company’s portfolio of power semiconductor devices.

For legacy and new designs Alliance Memory provides hard-to-find SRAMs, pseudo SRAMs, and DRAMs, including DDR, DDR1, DDR2 and DDR3, and low-power LPSDRAM products. Alliance Memory’s ICs provide reliable drop-in, pin-for-pin-compatible replacements for a number of similar solutions over a range of applications requiring high memory bandwidth.

Global supplier of electronic components, KEMET, will use electronica 2018 to begin its 100-year celebrations. The company will also showcase its latest technologies to address the needs of fast moving market sectors including the Internet of Things (IoT) and the electrification of the powertrain and other systems in automotive.

To see demonstrations and new products showcasing the latest technologies available in the automotive, IoT, healthcare, industrial, consumer and energy markets, Murata invites visitors to electronica 2018 to 'Experience Murata'.

The demands on PCB development teams have never been greater as they cope to meet core business goals of schedule and cost management while creating differentiated products. Mentor, a Siemens business, is working with customers to empower their PCB engineering teams to succeed.

Manufacturer of inductive components, Premo, has announced the LFAD-Series (Diabolo-shape) antennas, providing up to 50% reduction in length aiming to produce same H-field with a different L/D core relationship. Most of the LF antennas in the market have a length 70 to 80mm for standard range, 150 to 170mm for mid-range and 250 to 350mm for long-range (Alma-Core).

Focusing on solar, e-mobility and multiple other applications, ZETTLER Group will showcase various new relays at this year’s November electronica show in Munich, Germany (Hall A6 / Booth 118). The new AZEV116 and AZEV132 series are next-generation IEC mode 2 Electric Vehicle (EV) charging relays in development for release in 2019.

The current supply situation, security, Industry 4.0 and battery management will be the focus of Rutronik’s appearance at electronica 2018 in Munich. (13-16 November). The distributor will be showcasing product highlights from its four vertical segments automotive, embedded, power, andsmartat 16 different counters.

Electrolube are keen to portray a strong presence at this year’s electronica event. Taking place 13-16th November, Germany with two separate stands across the exhibition complex. In Hall A2 on Stand 437, the company will be showing a range of thermal management products, including its innovative new phase change materials.