ITG Electronics has expanded its power block portfolio with a 5mm variant, aiming at space-constrained environments: the PM1201C081 dual-channel, 80-amp-per-phase power block. Possible applications include high-density power architectures in datacentres, …
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ESA engineers have fitted the sunshield and solar panels to complete the construction of Plato, the European Space Agency’s mission to discover Earth-like exoplanets. The post Pic of the Day: ESA’s Plato spacecraft about to take wing appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Tim Cook will step down as CEO of Apple at the end of August, Apple has announced. Senior vice president of Hardware Engineering, John Ternus will become CEO on 1 … The post Tim Cook to step down as Apple CEO appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
A new Samsung flagship is setting sail – the company is releasing the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, its latest Android superphone. It’s an AI phone, natch, with CPU, GPU and … The post Gadget Watch: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra flagship sets sail appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Component distributor Rutronik is selling the Infineon XMC5000 series of dual-core microcontrollers, which are aimed at motor control, power conversion and industrial applications. Featuring an Arm 160MHz Cortex-M4F core, memory … The post Rutronik makes industrial Infineon XMC5000 MCU series available appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
TSMC’s Q1 profit was up 58% YoY at $18.2 billion on Q1 revenue of $35.90 billion which was up 40.6% YoY and up 6.4% from Q4 2025. Gross margin for … The post TSMC Q1 profit up 58% YoY appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Binder, the circular industrial connector specialist, has announced the coupling rings of moulded, shielded M12 connectors will now feature a combination of knurling and hexagonal geometry. The company writes: “Compared … The post Binder extends assembly options for M12 connector range appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
