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AI domain-specific architecture
29 November 2024, Enclosures, Racks, Cabinets & Panel Products, Spectrum Concepts
Designing a new product is often an exercise in priorities, carefully balancing a range of capabilities to obtain the best overall result.
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Low noise 3-axis MEMS accelerometers
29 November 2024, DSP, Micros & Memory, Altron Arrow
The ADXL357 and ADXL357B from Analog Devices are digital outputs, low noise density, low 0 g offset drift, low power, three-axis accelerometers with selectable measurement ranges.
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Advanced HMI delivers enhanced durability
29 November 2024, Opto-Electronics, Fox Controls Rand
This compact touchscreen HMI from IDEC provides essential visualisation and high-performance multitouch control, even in the most space-limited applications.
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Front panels for electronics
29 November 2024, Opto-Electronics, Seven Labs Technology
In the world of electronics, the significance of a well-designed front panel cannot be overstated as it serves not only as the first point of interaction between users and devices, but also plays a crucial role in the functionality and aesthetics of electronic products.
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3,75 GHz RF inductor
29 November 2024, Passive Components, RF Design
The ceramic chip wire wound inductor from Coilcraft features a DC resistance of 1 O, a DC current of 175 mA, and a self-resonant frequency of 3,75 GHz.
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Hi-Rel quarter-brick converters
29 November 2024, Power Electronics / Power Management, Accutronics
Gaia Converter’s quarter-brick series DC-DC power modules provides output power levels ranging from 75 to 250 W in fixed output voltages.
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Upgraded power inductor series
29 November 2024, Passive Components, iCorp Technologies
Sunlord’s multiphase co-fired power inductor HTF-MP series has upgraded the single-phase HTF-H products in terms of integrated applications.
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Wine farm turns to solar installation for power
29 November 2024, Power Electronics / Power Management, Current Automation
Slanghoek Wine farm opted into a power purchase agreement to lower overall electricity costs and enter a true sustainable future, with a price-competitive edge on lower running costs.
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