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Newark launches Series 2 of The Innovation Experts global podcast: Industry 4.0 and the Future of Manufacturing
The podcast will showcase the views of the world’s leading industry experts to uncover new trends, challenges, products and software driving innovation in the industrial internet of things.
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Littelfuse launches Energy Storage Rack (ESR) series of battery protection fuses
These fuses safely interrupt faults to help prevent catastrophic failures and costly shutdowns.
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Overcoming material, components shortages through EV design
Threats to the supply chain could put the electric vehicle (EV) revolution on hiatus - unless engineers start to adopt new design strategies to make better use of existing resources.
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Metrios to shine light on new way of measuring at IMTS 2022
The manufacturer of optical measuring machines is attending the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) for the first time.
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Video: OGP expands ShapeGrabber family of automated 3D laser scanning metrology systems
The 3D laser scanning systems are metrology-class machines that combine powerful laser and camera technology to capture up to 1.5 million data points per second.
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Micron breaks ground on new Idaho fab
It is the first memory chip fab to be built in the U.S. in 20 years.
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New DC-DC converter lines serve host of applications
TDK-Lambda converts direct current source from one voltage to another.
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First commercial 5G SA FWA network with network slicing
Nokia and Telia will launch the system in Finland.
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New software suite for semiconductor device modeling
Keysight’s PathWave software improves automation design and development workflow.
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High honors for high-resolution imaging colorimeter
Radiant’s ProMetric equipment measures all pixels in a display while capturing the entire display in a single image.
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SATCOM to link surface warships to Global Information Grid
The next-generation SATCOM system for the U.S. and allied navies provides seamless assured connectivity between a ship's or submarine's computer network and the Global Information Grid.
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New series of wideband, log periodic directional antennas launched by Fairview Microwave
Fairview’s new, outdoor-rated, directional antennas function as boosters where the existing cellular signal is weak and needs to reach longer distances.
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Why battery recycling is critical to overall EV success
Applying these circular economic practices, manufacturers can shore up the resilience and sustainability of automotive supply chains and reduce primary resource requirements.
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Video: New Fusion Maker laser system from Epilog Laser
This is the first laser system designed to allow the home user and home business owner to operate an industrially built laser machine.
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CDE releases screw terminal capacitors with extended cathode construction
The new series has the highest aluminum electrolytic capacitance value, provides long life and increased vibration performance.
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How smart factories are changing the nature of electric vehicles
Turns out how EVs are manufactured is informing how they're designed, and vice versa. Learn more.
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How much does an EV battery replacement cost?
"It's one battery, Michael. What could it cost? $10?" Learn how much an EV battery replacement is likely to cost you.
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Boeing to build flying torpedo for airborne ASW operations for the US Navy
Airborne weapons experts at the Boeing Co. are building add-on kits to create flying torpedoes that can enable U.S. Navy aircraft to attack submerged enemy submarines from long ranges and from high altitudes.
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Teaching smart hearing aids to understand speech
An international team of engineers set out to harness cutting-edge sensing technology to read lips.
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New Yorker Electronics acquires Switches Unlimited
The newly formed, wholly owned subsidiary will continue to operate under the name Switches Unlimited.
