By Steve Bush 28th July 2023 Harwin has created a range of retro-fittable 360° anti-interference back-shells for its Kona high-power connector series. “These back-shells will prevent unwanted EMI leaking out from the connector-cable assembly into the surrounding system,” according to the company. “The two-part construction of the Kona backshells enables engineers to up-grade their existing cable assemblies…
Supply chain complexities have increased throughout the electronics industry, creating opportunities for distributors to help customers navigate the tortuous terrains facing them. After nearly two years of severely constrained supply conditions, electronic manufacturers are finally reporting improvements in the delivery of some components, shortening lead times and reduced pressure on average selling prices across the…
This year has been such a roller coaster for us all and has left us in a continuous loop. Countless unexpected events happened just within a year, and all of them had made huge impacts on most industries. In the world of electronics, it became a great struggle and resulted in massive supply chain disruptions…
Counterfeits electronic components are Electronic components that are misleading as to the origin or quality relating to the parts. It is possible to counterfeit a certain electronic component and potentially infringe one’s trademark license rights. Counterfeit parts often have inferior specifications and quality. They may be a hazard in a critical system such as an…
Premier Farnell has published an ebook entitled “The Embedded Interviews 2018” featuring the views of several leading experts in the embedded systems sector.
The Chinese Academy of Sciences is applying the art of Kirigami to the science of nano-scale manufacturing.
French research lab Leti has launched a consortium to develop mid-infra-red photonic ICs for portable optical sensors that analyse gases and liquids, initially for the petrochemical and dairy industries.
Front-end fab capacity in China will account for 16% of the world’s capacity this year, and to 20% by the end of 2020, says SEMI.
Essex-based contract electronics manufacturer (CEM) Challenger Solutions has achieved AS9100 accreditation – the extension to ISO 9000 that adds aerospace quality management standards.
