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Melexis unveils the MLX92344, a highly flexible PCB-less solution for contactless detection of up to four positions, eliminating the need for bulky microswitches. While ensuring backward compatibility over 2-wires, it … The post Melexis replaces microswitches appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

With all the heat we have been suffering, this is a timely one from Pimoroni: a guide to thermal monitoring in your home. The post When things get hot, get thermal monitoring… appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

A NEW specification from Aeronautical Radio Inc (ARINC) covering the selection and application of  transistors, lists 44 different types recommended for usecin civil aviation equipment. But only five of them … The post Few European Transistors In ARINC Spec appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Discover how independent distribution is evolving beyond procurement support, helping manufacturers anticipate shortages, manage lifecycle risks and maintain production   For years, electronic component obsolescence was treated as a predictable lifecycle milestone: manufacturers planned for parts to eventually reach end-of-life status; procurement teams executed last-time buys; engineering groups qualified alternates; and production continued with manageable disruption. That model no longer reflects today’s market reality.   Modern obsolescence is…

Inference is the big deal at the moment, everybody is making money out of it and I want my share, Ed confides to his diary. I get my old partner … The post Ed Gets Into Inference appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

The most read stories on the site cover South Korea planning to double memory output, top Internet content creator’s earnings, and  the Pax Silica semiconductor and AI supply chain summit. The post Most Read – Memory output, AI supply chain, Apple DRAM appeared first on Electronics Weekly.