14/09/2021
The challenges associated with meeting the needs of customers are now extending more deeply into the production process, as Jakob Dück explains.
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25/08/2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused substantial disruption across the engineering sector over the last 18 months, with businesses facing challenges such as changing market requirements, stock shortages and longer lead times.
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21/04/2021
Net zero carbon nationwide by 2050 is the initiative set in motion by the UK government.
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18/02/2021
What makes for a good connector design, especially one that looks to mitigate electromagnetic interference? New Electronics talks to PEI-Genesis.
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25/01/2021
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Easy to install, durable edge protection is used in train carriages to protect cables from damage, as New Electronics discovers.
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25/09/2020
When WiFi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax) was introduced by the Wi-Fi Alliance, the standard was initially designed to operate within the licensed exempt bands between 1-6 GHz.
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20/07/2020
Whatever the impact Covid-19 will have on public transport, advancements in technology and mounting consumer expectations will remain key drivers within the railway sector.
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16/06/2020
The ability to look inside a patient’s body and determine the cause of illness without resulting in death or serious injury is a long held dream in medicine.
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21/04/2020
Integrated passives have a lot going for them. They take up less space on a PCB, they simplify design and they can, with the right processes shrink circuit tolerances thanks to closer component matching. The downside is that, as with semiconductors, volume is everything.
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12/02/2020
After 60 years today’s space market encompasses not only traditional space companies but private ventures promising and, in some cases, providing launch services, space tourism, the commercialisation of near zero gravity and the introduction of constellations of low earth orbiting satellites delivering high speed connectivity and near real-time imagery.
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15/10/2019
In the military market the use of the correct connectors and cable solutions are critical and engineers are becoming ever more meticulous when it comes to their selection.
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24/04/2019
PCB Design and Manufacturing Live opens its doors for a second year, welcoming a host of the industry’s PCB experts.
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26/02/2019
Our continued reliance on mobile devices means that users are keen to keep their devices always on and charged.
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12/02/2019
Cryogenics is the study of the production of extremely cold temperatures and is a field of science that looks at what happens when materials, whether metals or gases, are exposed to very low temperatures.
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03/12/2018
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The prevalence of industrial control/automation is growing in all geographic regions across the globe as, in order to simultaneously reduce operational expenses and boost productivity, companies look to offload some of the tasks that were traditionally undertaken by its human workforce onto machines.
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12/10/2018
It’s a given that designers of electronic products are under pressure to develop new, or look to the evolution of, products.
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24/05/2018
IoT gateway platforms are an essential component in planning any IoT architecture. Selecting the right one should often be the starting point.
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10/10/2017
Emerging technologies, whether that’s artificial intelligence, the use of big data analytics, or smart wearable devices and drones, are being appropriated by the world’s military in order to improve the effectiveness and capabilities of their armed forces.
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15/02/2017
The growth in connectivity, with billions of devices now connected around the globe, means the pressure is growing exponentially on the infrastructure that supports the collection and dissemination of data. Whatever the technical pressures, customers expect a seamless level of service.
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10/01/2017
Radio coverage in enclosed spaces is increasingly seen as essential – particularly in road and railway tunnels, where highly reliable systems are needed for smooth operations and to protect travellers.
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24/11/2016
Wind turbines can present a unique challenge for maintenance teams. Due to the turbine height and remote location, often in areas of high elevation, wind turbines are at heightened risk of receiving lightning strikes, particularly on the blades. Lightning produces an electromagnetic field that can damage conducting elements inside the blade, such as sensors or beacons and so for this reason turbines need protection from the direct and indirect effects that lightning current has on these structures. The lightning protection system for wind turbine blades usually consists of a metallic conductor cable that drives the current from the extreme of the blade to the root. Over time, this cable could become damaged, increasing the risk of loss of function of the turbine, leading to knock on effects on energy production and revenue.
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27/09/2016
The growing trend of waterproofing portable electronic devices has led fastener manufacturers to discover a low cost solution. By Doug Clark.
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09/02/2016
Medical device technology and the rapid developments taking place within the medical sector mean that it is one of the most vibrant markets for connectors.
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02/10/2015
Wire-to-board connections incur high costs when handling large quantities in mass markets. However, using the right connection technology this expense can be prevented. It's often worth considering the use of tried-and-tested technologies that enable cables and circuit boards to be connected at little cost.
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13/08/2015
Wire-to-board connections incur high costs when handling large quantities in mass markets. Using the right connection technology, however, can cut costs significantly and it is often worth considering using tried-and-tested technologies that enable cables and circuit boards to be connected at little cost.
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