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Top Technology Trends to Watch in 2020

In the modern era though, it seems like everything around us is constantly changing and getting better; so it can be hard to know which trends to watch. Take a closer look at the technology trends that are likely to…
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Technological Emergence of Security Cameras

As per the today’s changing environment and scenario, security cameras are need of every household, every office and every building and every society. Though, with the emergence of technology, security cameras have also traversed a long distance while adopting various technologies. Let’s…
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What’s New And Old in Wireless Charging Technology

By Paul Pickering, Mouser Electronics Over the last few years, the wireless charging market has seen a consolidation of standards and the introduction of new suppliers and new products. Meanwhile, some exciting technology developments are on the horizon. Here’s a…
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EM Media announces 5th Edition of Best of Industry Award Winners

India’s most ground-breaking entrepreneurs, innovators and technology innovations were honoured at the EM Awards ceremony. September 26, 2019, Greater Noida, India: We’re thrilled to reveal the winners of the 5th Annual EM Best of Industry Awards today at an exclusive…
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Automotive LED Drivers

KEY TRENDS AND NEW ADVANCEMENTS Worldwide, LED lighting market is growing at accelerated pace. These efficient LEDs need compatible LED drivers. The market expects highly reliable, energy efficient, protective and differentiated LED driver products at competitive prices. Here we present…
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High-Tech Fridges Demand Wider Array of Circuit Protection Solutions

Dr. Boris Golubovic, Vice President, Marketing & Strategy, Littelfuse Designers need to consider a range of circuit protection solutions to ensure customer satisfaction. To ensure a positive user experience and high customer satisfaction, modern appliances that include the latest electronic…
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Shedding New Light on AC-to-DC Line Drive of LEDs

by Paul Golata, Mouser Electronics & John Perry, Texas Instruments  LEDs need direct current (DC) to operate; however, alternating current (AC) is the most efficient way to deliver power over distance. Due to this reality it is important for design…
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