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SolderStar Joins Industry Experts at Seminar to Address Profiling Techniques
SolderStar joined industry experts from the electronics manufacturing sector to address the issues surrounding thermal profiling for today’s highly complex...
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IAR Systems enhances 8051 tools with highly requested static code analysis
Version 9.30 of IAR Embedded Workbench for 8051 integrates the static analysis tool C-STAT for complete code quality control at...
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Renesas Electronics Expands Touch-Based Application Possibilities for Home Appliance, Building, and Industrial Automation Applications with RX130 Group of MCUs
New 32-Bit MCUs Bolster Lineup of High-Sensitivity Touch Key MCUs, Offering More Convenient Development Environment for Cost-Sensitive Applications TOKYO, Japan,...
Read moreRashi forays into the world of Unified Communication with Plantronics
Rashi Peripherals the true value added distributor has expanded its horizon by adding a new line of business in its...
Read moreGroundbreaking NAVIK Converter 2.0 Designs Campaigns for You Including Dynamic Micro Segmentation and Hyper Personalization
New Delhi, India — November 19th , 2015 — Absolutdata, a leading big data and marketing analytics firm, today announced the release...
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MORNSUN recently released K78-R3 DC/DC switching regulators to optimize the existing products and meet the requirement of open frame SIP package.
They feature high efficiency (up to 94%), low standby power consumption (low to 54mW), wide input voltage range(6.5~36VDC) and an...
Read moreElectrometer-Grade Amplifier Improves Accuracy While Reducing Size of Chemical Analysis Instruments
Bangalore, November 27, 2015 - Analog Devices, Inc. today introduced an electrometer-grade operational amplifier that enables chemical analysis instruments to...
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