April 18, 2024 
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Yokogawa Test & Measurement Corporation announces that it has developed the WT5000 precision power analyzer. This new product accommodates up to seven input elements and has a world-class measurement accuracy of ±0.03%. The WT5000...
One, Two, Gain! Test equipment and sensors both profit from amplifiers which change their gain on the fly. One of Texas Instruments evergreens recently saw quite a bit of additional attention. From a technical point of view, the part is...
The STMicroelectronics STWBC-MC 15W wireless battery-charger transmitter can control multiple charging coils, making charging less dependent on the precise position of the battery-powered device. Compliant with the latest Qi® 1.2.4...
Panasonic Industry Europe is expanding its conductive polymer hybrid aluminium electrolytic capacitor range with its new ZF series products, rated at 1,000 hours at 150°C, enabling devices to support cutting-edge power train and engine-mounted...
The “Internet of Voice” is on the rise: voice control of electronic appliances is important for 59 percent of German consumers. In fact, every second person in the country wants to have a human-like dialog via smart voice assistants such as Alexa,...
All models come standard with 16Bit Resolution, an intuitive touch display, a silent fan-less design and new advanced signal generation capabilities. The DG800 Series is perfect for Educators, Hobbyists, and Engineers needing signal generation...
QIck charging Adding wireless charging to furniture and other consumer goods is a nice way to add some oomph to an otherwise boring product. NXP’s NXQ1TXH5 provides an interesting, albeit difficult-to-prototype way around the problem....
EM Microelectronic announced the release of its next generation family of Bluetooth beacons with longer battery life, longer range, over-the-air customizations and modular certification. The first beacon of the family, the EMBC22, is an upgrade...
The SFH 5701 A01 ambient light sensor is Osram Opto Semiconductors’ latest addition to its portfolio for the automotive sector and the company’s first IC-based component for which a separate power supply pin is not required. The...
With the maximum output power of 217W, the GPP series, the multi-channel programmable DC power supply, includes four models: GPP-1326 (0~32V/0~6A) for single-channel output and GPP-2323 for dual-channel output (CH1:0~32V/0~3A, CH2:0~32V/0~3A),...
