Mateq Systems has expanded its business offering over the past three years beyond providing its own generic MultiMac solution and into developing solutions based on National Instrument’s PXI hardware using Labview and TestStand.

As test and measurement technology has advanced to keep pace with the evolution of the electronics industry itself, the test setups used by engineers and technicians have become almost as varied as the ...

By continuously concentrating on keeping its business model simple, Mateq has managed to build its success on a relatively small staff complement

In the first half of 2025, renewable energy, incorporating solar, wind, and to a lesser degree hydropower and bioenergy, has generated more electricity globally than coal did.

What started as a business likened to an ‘ER’ for electronic components has today grown into a trusted partner delivering kitting services and full turnkey solutions – taking the effort out of electronics and helping customers truly ‘Move to Effortless.’

While magnification technology has kept pace with demand, the wellbeing of the people behind the microscopes has often been overlooked with technicians spending long hours in intense focus, leading to chronic strain, fatigue, and costly mistakes.

[Sponsored] As data rates move well into the hundreds of gigabits per second, success increasingly depends on an invisible but critical factor: impedance.

Telecom, Internet, and automotive sectors are driving a shift toward larger, heavier, and more complex components, posing new challenges for electronic manufacturers.

Mycronic’s MYPro A40 pick-and-place solution, equipped with an MX7 high-speed mounthead technology, increases top placement speeds by 48% over the previous generation.