Connectors are available as 2pin and 4pin options, or with other numbers of pins, as waterproof versions, with varied plating and various orientations, soldering technologies, fastenings, and assembly aids. This results in countless variants for a connector family, with suppliers unable to offer them all as standard. So when is a customized connector worthwhile?
Infineon is uniquely positioned in the power semiconductor market, mastering all power technologies from silicon (Si) like CoolMOS™ SJ MOSFETs and IGBTs to wide bandgap materials like silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN). Its CoolGaN™ devices will significantly enhance designer's ability to deliver the compact, high performance power systems of the future. Take now the opportunity to discover...
With the introduction in 2012 driven by a Sandy Bridge processor the Intel® NUCs evolved constantly with the market and comes now with an Core i7 of the 8th generation (Coffee Lake). With the possibility to offer the latest technologies, the Intel® NUC is always a good choice when you keep an eye on the performance / cost ratio. With a versatile product portfolio the Intel® NUC has many advantages that are...
Customized and modified TFT displays are becoming increasingly popular for industrial applications. Dominic Spirgat, Product Sales Manager Displays & Monitors at Rutronik, explains which adaptions are particularly popular and when these make good sense.
Bosch Sensortec offers leading-edge MEMS sensor solutions. Low energy consumption and high robustness at top performance: this is what Bosch Sensortec sensors stand for. Sensortec GmbH is a fully owned subsidiary of Robert Bosch GmbH that is dedicated to delivering a complete portfolio of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) sensors and solutions that enable consumer electronics to be connected. Bosch...