Global distributions

Tuesday, 04 May, 2010

Digi-Key has expanded its global distribution agreement with Altera to include the Asia-Pacific region.

Digi-Key stocks Altera's FPGAs, CPLDs, cable programming accessories, general embedded development boards and kits.

Digi-Key has also signed a deal for the global distribution of gallium nitride (GaN)-based power management devices from EPC.

Established in 2007, EPC is a fab-less company with subcontract manufacturing in Taiwan. EPC's key markets include voltage controllers, LED boost converters, power MOSFET and IGBT replacements, drivers, power amplifiers and RF MOSFETs.

Content from other channels on our network

Mat Jones appointed CEO of BAI Communications

Body cameras enhance safety at Dortmund Hospital

An effective PSMB network needs cross-domain experience

Integrated comms system supports traffic management in Brazil

Rugged computing supports safer, more connected mining operations

$2.5m to double circuit breaker production in Adelaide

ARENA announces new clean energy startup funding

Peak body wants engineering expertise at the heart of the AI future

$26 million to fund new Australian iron technology

Yokogawa launches cyber resilience centre for SE Asia and Oceania

Tackling bottlenecks in the grid

Electrician fined for licence breach

Lightweight e-bike supports ocean health

Towards flexible data centres

$100K fine for repeated failure to address fall risk

Global distributions

Photonic chip packaging facility opens in Brisbane

Electronex 2027 brings electronics industry to Melbourne

Global semiconductor market to reach $1.6 trillion in 2026

Content from other channels on our network