Medical equipment manufacturers face a number of challenges to maintain user safety and compliance innovation in medical equipment. In terms of energy regulations, Anthony Coia focuses on two companies’ efforts. …
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Industrial weighing systems have traditionally been viewed as operational tools used for measuring raw materials, monitoring inventory, or verifying product quantities. However, in the era of Industry 4.0, weighing technologies … The post Sponsored Content: The Future of Industrial Weighing in Smart Factories appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The Universal Debug Engine (UDE) debugging, tracing, and testing tool from PLS (Programmable Logic & Systems) now also supports Stellar P3E microcontrollers from STMicroelectronics. This is ST’s first automotive MCU … The post UDE adds multi-core debug support for ST’s Stellar P3E automotive MCU appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Mouser has signed a global distribution agreement with Efficient Power Conversion (EPC) a leader in eGaN-based power solutions, offering GaN devices spanning 15 V to 350 V. The agreement is … The post Mouser signs EPC appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
For shareholders of Apple, the tenure of CEO Tim Cook has been an unqualified success. Since taking over in August 2011, Apple’s stock has risen more than twentyfold, equivalent to … The post Cooking Apple appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Atmos Space Cargo has closed a €25.7 million Series A financing round. It says the investment will support an initial three-vehicle PHOENIX 2 fleet. The financing will also help the … The post Atmos Space Cargo raises €25.7m Series A for reusable spacecraft appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Teledyne Space imaging sensors are aboard the European Space Agency’s (ESA) SMILE mission, which successfully launched yesterday from the spaceport in French Guiana. The Chelmsford-based company supplied two CCD370 imaging … The post Teledyne Space imaging sensors launch to study magnetosphere via X-ray appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
