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There are several themes to the Recom portfolio, including medical, railway, integrated lighting, low, mid- and high power density modules. Among the latest releases is the RAC05-K/277 5.0W AC/DC modules designed for industry 4.0, the IoT and smart home.

Intelligent technology for intelligent solutions will be the theme of Farnell element14’s exhibit at electronica in Munich (13-16 November). The stand will showcase popular and exclusive products, tools and solutions to help customers, from start-ups to large organisations, shape the future through intelligent design.

The introduction of the EU’s new Medical Device Regulation began a three-year transition period that expires on May 26, 2020. Manufacturers need to be sure they understand the requirements of the new regulation to ensure continued compliance.

Conrad Business Supplies will use this year's appearance at electronica in Munich (November 13-16) to explain its customer-focused ecosystem to B2B customers and offer practical benefits to procurement departments.

Microelectronics engineering company, Melexis, has announced the rollout of its Integrated Magnetic Concentrator (IMC) technology to multiple devices within its Latch & Switch product range, delivering tangible benefits to designers, especially in demanding automotive applications.

Filled with new products and demonstrations focused on solutions for the rapidly evolving markets of automotive, high performance power conversion (HPPC) and the Internet of Things (IoT), ON Semiconductor’s booth at electronica will showcase a range of energy efficient innovations in semiconductor technology.

Exhibiting at electronica, the trade fair and conference for electronics, will be Omnetics Connector Corporation. The event will take place in Munich, Germany from 13th to 16th November. It will be a good opportunity for Omnetics’ executives to meet existing and prospective customers alike at the company’s booth (Hall B3, Stand 110).

Digital technology has had a huge impact on modern life, revolutionising how we perform simple tasks like taking a photo or watching TV, but perhaps the most significant impact has been its transformation of medical care.

With the introduction of electronics into a growing number of areas of daily life, the demand for innovative interaction possibilities between human and machine has also been growing. The touch display has largely established itself as an intuitive medium. But not every display has to be rectangular.

French company Notilo Plus, a developer of intelligent, autonomous underwater systems, has announced the global commercial launch of iBubble, a wireless, autonomous and intelligent underwater drone. iBubble can accompany divers for up to an hour and up to 197ft depth, acting as their personal cameraman, enabling superior underwater imaging.