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Binder USA introduces series 813, M12 L-coded connector: A male cable connector for DC power supply applications
With Profinet-compliant plastic housing, this field-wireable connector is ideal for DC power supply applications up to 63 V/16 A.
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Report: Consumers willing to pay more for 5G, want 5G-enabled smartphones
In a new survey, 81% of consumers find the technology "very" or "extremely" appealing.
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Video: Watch how a hyperloop pod network might work through virtual reality
Delft Hyperloop shows how a real-world pod network would work in major metropolitan areas.
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Verizon launches 5G hot spot
The Inseego MiFi M1000 is now available for consumers and businesses.
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Video: Drones now come equipped with flamethrowers
This drone might not scare your neighbors, but it can be used for forest fire containment or agriculture burns.
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Bourns acquires overvoltage protection vendor
The deal for Keko-Varicon will expand its portfolio of automotive products.
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Swift Sensors joins Zebra's PartnerConnect Program
Swift Sensors users will now have immediate mobile access to the Swift Sensors Wireless Sensor System from Zebra's comprehensive line of mobile computing devices and rugged tablets.
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New Yorker Electronics announces upgraded status of Exxelia MIL wet tantalum capacitor
State-of-the-art hermetically sealed capacitors designed for high performance and extreme reliability in avionics receive p-level qualification.
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Safety first: Building a resilient future
Among the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering (WSE) faculty, there is no shortage of engineers striving to make the world a safer place. In fields ranging from robots to computer science, their approaches are as creative as they are promising.
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Semiconductor Wi-Fi chip market experiences acquistions, power grabs - with more likely
Large corporations are paying billions to acquire wireless connectivity chips to strengthen their connectivity portfolios and widen platforms across the internet of things (IoT), automotive and industrial markets.
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Charging stations for electric cars to be standard in future UK homes
The proposal is part of the Road to Zero strategy for reducing emissions.
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SK Telecom and Swisscom launch 5G roaming service
5G customers from South Korea and Switzerland will have 5G access in other country.
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UK committee finds no evidence to exclude Huawei from 5G telecom networks
Huawei may be able to bid on future 5G equipment contracts.
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Cinch Connectivity Solutions announces MIL-STD-1553 Twinax cable assemblies
New configurations of MIL-STD-1553 twinax cable assemblies are designed for military and commercial aerospace, ground vehicles, weapon systems and space applications.
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Teardown: Dell XPS 13
Teardown-style look at Dell's XPS 13 laptop, billed as a remastered version of the "most powerful 13-inch in its class."
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New series of programmable DC loads from B&K Precision
The new series is designed to improve upon all aspects of the company's popular 8500 series while also providing a cost-effective alternative to the 8600 series.
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Premier electronics test conference coming to D.C.
The conference bills itself as the world's premier conference dedicated to electronics test and is the cornerstone of ITC Test Week, which runs Nov. 10-15, 2019.
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Microchip expands low-power video and image processing FPGA portfolio
The ICs can be used for industrial, medical, broadcast, automotive, aerospace and defensive markets.
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Multiband GNSS antennas designed for drones and self-driving cars
Taoglas has introduced a new range of high-performance global navigation satellite system (GNSS) antennas designed to power applications that require highly accurate location capabilities such as navigation, drones, surveying, agriculture and eventually autonomous vehicles.
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Testing PCBs with electronic test fixtures
Testing is a crucial component in PCB assembly for detecting defects, faults and errors. Various electronics test fixtures can be employed to test contact points on circuit boards.
