A leading company in the power world, Cyber Power Systems, showed off its newest creation in the beginning of the year. CPS was founded in the mid-90’s and employees hundreds of people. They produce and carry a wide range of products from software, computer accessories, mobile additions and much more. Read more >>

TE Connectivity LTD, headquartered in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, is a world-renowned tech company that produces sensor for all industries that may need one, include automotive and aerospace. TE Connectivity announced that they had heard what the public wanted when it came to connectivity sensors, and they were willing to deliver. Read more >>

Microcontrollers, a small computer on a single integrated circuit, allow for input from sensors, and power LEDs to send signals to other devices over protocols. However, most microcontrollers do not have enough power alone to send signals to other devices. Thankfully, transistors exist and provide an excellent solution to higher power needs. First developed in 1922 by Julius Edgar, transistors weren’t given much thought until 1947 when physicists John Barden, William Shockley, and Walter Brattain use them to create a device while working at AT&T. This was one of the biggest milestones in technology history and transistors are now the modern building block of all computing devices. Read more >>

Although Heat Shrink and Cold Shrink tubing look almost identical from the surface, their internal characteristics are incredibly different. Each of the tubing has a different insulation technique, different applications, and different physical properties. The tubing can be for a variety of applications including but not limited to, splicing, terminating, and environmental seals. This kind of tubing is more cost effective and easier on the environment than most other similar tubing. Read more >>

Microchip Technology Inc. and Sigfox have launched the industry’s first FCC-certified, fully integrated RF transceiver and kits for developing IoT solutions for use on the Sigfox network. Powered by Microchip’s ATA8520E, a low-power RF transceiver with an integrated AVR® microcontroller, the new kits contain the first FCC-certified board that allows developers to easily connect to Sigfox’s long-range, two-way global Internet of Things (IoT) network – resulting in a low-cost, low-power device-to-cloud connectivity solution. Read more >>

AC-DC power supplies come in many different models with the purpose of conduction, convection, and system air cooling. These power supplies are not only used in the industrial industry, but the medical industry as well. That means they do not just have to follow industrial safety certifications and requirements, but the medical ones as well which can be very extensive and demanding. Read more >>

The twenty-first century has been one of the most technology advanced era to date. With new smart devices releasing simultaneously on the market it is difficult for the consumer to keep up with the latest products. Despite the difference of companies or different style of device, most of them share the same type of units used to build each of them. The same parts such as ICs and other common components are used to build the mobile devices in the industry. Read more >>

Angle sensor ICs are the key component when it comes to controlling your cars brakes, power steering, throttle and even the transmission. With Allegro Microsystems new 0° and 360° angle sensor ICs, your vehicle will be in the most capable of hands. The draw of these new angle sensor ICs is their ability to handle high-resolution through a means that requires no contact, but instead obtains data based on CVH (Circular Vertical Hall) knowledge. Read more >>

The problem that often occurs in many of these tester cables is the separation of the inner connection pin. With the removal of the inner pin the entire cable may no longer be used. There are other options to cut the cable and replace the connector but Amphenol has created the ultimate solution for these cheap cables. Read more >>

Fairview Microwave,a leading provider of high-quality RF and microwave components including, adapters, connecters, attenuators, coaxial cables, and terminators, just announced the release of its not 16 voltage-controlled oscillator models. This model covers bands from 10 MHz to 4350 MHz. An oscillator which just generates voltages by nonmechanical means. The new model is unlike the old traditional one single fixed frequency microwave. The VCO’s allow the frequency of the output signal to vary significantly by adjusting amplitude of tuning voltage. These RF components are used in military electronics, meaning they are heavy duty, reliable and work fantastically. These RF components are also used in SATCOM test and measurement and wireless communications. Read more >>