Electronic Components Features

How wearable medtech is changing batteries

Michele Windsor, global marketing manager at Ultralife Corporation, looks at what the rise in wearable medical devices means for power requirements.

Keeping up with technology trends and investing in the future

Digi-Key is one of the fastest growing distributors of electronic components in the world. More than 1 million products are in stock and ready to be shipped from its headquarters in Thief River Falls, Minnesota, USA. Last year, the company was on course for a turnover of £1.6bn and saw Europe as a key market, with a 36 percent growth in UK sales.

10 reasons why you should use distributors in 2018

With increasing pressure on time-to-market, design engineers don’t have time to spend with multiple FAEs like they did 20 years ago. GD Rectifiers takes us through the benefits of using official distributors.

Southern Manufacturing & Electronics turns 20!

Southern Manufacturing & Electronics returns to Farnborough from February 6-8 2018 for its 20th anniversary event.

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Centrica supports Gateshead District Energy Scheme with battery system(01/12/2017)

When Gateshead Council was looking for a battery storage system to complete its District Energy Scheme, it turned to Centrica.
Waterproof connector for Water Monitoring RF Telemetry System(07/08/2017)

Intelliconnect (Europe) Ltd provided a UK manufacturer of remote water monitoring and control systems for irrigation, drainage systems, and data loggers with SMA Interface waterproof adaptors required for an RF telemetry system to provide feedback of the status and situation of their monitoring equipment.
Lighting up the developing world(03/07/2017)

Imagine there is a solar light that could help to lift hundreds of millions of people in the developing world out of poverty and into a safer, healthier and brighter future.
Three-dimensional moulded interconnect devices(08/05/2017)

Three-dimensional moulded interconnect devices are a welcome addition to conventional printed circuit boards and are particularly well suited to Industry 4.0 applications.
Improving nuclear decommissioning efficiency for research centre(24/04/2017)

Cyan Tec Systems has been selected to design and build a custom laser welding system for the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (Nuclear AMRC).