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Maoze Electronics and Amphenol jointly launch a new e-book exploring connectivity technology in electric vehicles and electric vertical takeoff and la
2025-02-24
A well-known New Product Introduction (NPI) agent dedicated to promoting industry innovation ™ Mouser Electronics announced a collaboration with Amphenol to launch a new e-book titled ’9 Experts Discuss the Role of Connectivity in e-Mobility’, which delves into the role of connectivity and sensor technology in electric vehicles. In the book, experts from the transportation industry and Amphenol provide in-depth insights into the technologies and strategies that support the unique needs of today’s pure electric/hybrid vehicles (EV/HEV) and electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.
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Ultra low static current! Nexperia LDO voltage regulator is suitable for multiple scenarios in automotive and industrial applications
2025-02-17
Nexperia has recently launched a series of ultra-low static current universal low dropout (LDO) regulators that comply with the AEC-Q100 standard. This new series also includes high-precision LDO with output following, integrated output protection function, and a wide input voltage range, so it can be directly connected to car batteries.
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RECOM launches RACPRO1-T series, a newly designed DIN rail power supply
2025-02-15
RECOM has partnered with its recently acquired power expert LECO to launch a series of breakthrough cost advantages in three-phase DIN rail power supplies. The RACPRO1 series includes products with rated power of 240W, 480W, and 960W. Its ultra compact design leads similar products, with widths of only 43mm, 52mm, and 80mm, respectively. The design team has achieved excellent electrical efficiency through advanced thermal management technology, so there is no need to leave cooling space on both sides of the product, maximizing the overall system packaging density.
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Infineon launches integrated advanced ultrasonic sensors based on MEMS, empowering new industrial and medical use cases
2025-02-12
Infineon Technologies has made significant progress in the development of capacitive microelectromechanical ultrasonic sensors (CMUT) technology. With this technology, the company has launched its first highly integrated single-chip solution based on microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) ultrasonic sensors. This solution has a smaller footprint and stronger performance and functionality, and can be widely used to develop new ultrasonic applications and improve existing applications in the fields of consumer electronics, automotive industry, and medical technology.
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