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The parts that are used to create electronics devices and circuits. Common components used in electronics are the resistor, capacitor, inductor, diode, transistor, and the integrated circuit. Electromechanical devices like switches, relays, connectors, and enclosures are also considered components.

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Image: Swissbit

October 22, 2018 by Elektor Team

Swissbit S-450 SD memory card survives high-temperature bake

Swissbit AG, a leading manufacturer of industrial-grade flash memory solutions, provided a 32GB S-450 SD memory card to Hitwell Deep Well Imaging, Inc to test “High-Temperature Grade” video usability.

October 3, 2018 by C.J. Abate

Q&A with Natasha Baker: On Developing a Parts Library for Circuit Board Design

Back in 2013, Natasha Baker launched SnapEDA to develop a search engine for electronics design content. Today, the company’s library comprises handy models for millions of electronic components.

Nano sandwich takes the heat off

September 18, 2018 by Thomas Scherer

Nano sandwich takes the heat off

Adding an extra encapsulating layer on top of two-dimensional layers used to fabricate nanoelectronic devices significantly reduces the risk of component failure due to overheating...

Image: Radio Controlli

September 10, 2018 by Elektor Team

Benefits of using a RadioControlli's module

“Why RadioControlli module?” Because it is a self-contained subsystem that utilizes a standard IC and includes several components required to realize a fully functioning Radiofrequency solution. This type of modules can include crystall oscillator, filters, inductors, capacitors, an antenna connection circuit, and an RF shield. These modules are calibrated, they are all tested and certified to the required standard (CE or FCC) . We can recap all the benefits of a RadioControlli module in one sentence : "Time-to-Market Reduction".

Dump that power

September 10, 2018 by Thomas Scherer

Ultra low-profile power resistors

At just 2 mm thick the ultra low profile WDBR-UL power resistors from TT Electronics are of thick-film on steel construction. The specification for creep, air and power ratings conform to UL508 standards...

Q&A with David Henderson: On Developing Precise Closed-Loop Positioning Solutions

August 13, 2018 by C.J. Abate

Q&A with David Henderson: On Developing Precise Closed-Loop Positioning Solutions

Since 2002, David Henderson has been focused on developing small precision motion technologies that are lower power and less expensive than other products on the market. Today, his company, New Scale Technologies, is pursuing solutions for a wide range of applications, including laboratory automation systems and collaborative robots.

Can't stand the heat? Take a (micro) shower.

August 13, 2018

Source: Imec

IMEC show how to keep your chips cool

Imec, the renowned Belgian research center has demonstrated a new and cost-effective method of cooling chips at the package level. This technique is a good solution for today’s power-hungry high performance chips...

No kidding and no SMD: 8-kilowatt resistors

August 7, 2018 by Jan Buiting

No kidding and no SMD: 8-kilowatt resistors

Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. have introduced a new series of high power, high current mica grid resistors in the standard mill bank size. Offering designers a lower cost option to the standard stainless steel grid design, Vishay Milwaukee GREM feature power of 8 kW (no typo) at 40 °C, which is 23% higher than standard 6500-watt stainless steel grid resistors in the standard mill bank size. At the same time, GREM devices are 30% lighter than stainless steel grid resistors with the same power dissipation, and offer a favourable price point.

Spinning molecules make accurate time base

July 17, 2018 by Thomas Scherer

Spinning molecules make accurate time base

Researchers at MIT have developed a molecular clock which derives its accuracy from the precise rotation of molecules. The molecules are illuminated by an RF source and energy absorption peaks at resonance. Such a chip could significantly improve the positional accuracy of terrestrial smart devices used for navigation...

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July 16, 2018 by Elektor Team

Reduce Costs and Bill of Materials with Microchip’s PAC1932/33 Single Power Monitoring ICs

Microchip Technology Inc. announces new two- and three-channel power monitoring devices that measure from 0V to 32V on a single chip, offering designers solutions that are easy to adopt and improve power measurement accuracy. The two-channel device is also the industry’s first with native 16-bit resolution, providing leading flexibility across a wide measurement range.

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