Industry News
Taitronics set to open in October
Taitronics, one of the world's biggest electronics exhibtions, will open its doors in Taiwan from October 7 to 11 when visitors from all over the world are expected to converge on more than 1000 exhibitors and 2400 stands in Taipei.
[ + ]Connector forecast
Bishop & Associates updates the connector industry forecast twice a year. The report forecasts connector sales by geographical region and end-use market sectors.
[ + ]White LEDs go brighter
Osram development engineers are claiming new records for the brightness and efficiency of white LEDs in the laboratory.
[ + ]Chip scales under scrutiny
Smaller and faster are two goals in today’s electronics market, and an article in an international trade publication shows how North Dakota State University researchers, Fargo, design and build such electronics packages.
[ + ]Couplers enable silicon photonics
Silicon photonics can now be more efficiently connected to mainstay low index contrast fibre following a development by Chiral Photonics scientists.
[ + ]Business deal
ASP Microcomputers has been appointed Australian partner for Casino Japan's range of mobile business solution products including mobile barcode terminals and industrial PDAs.
[ + ]Demand boosts cable production
WL Gore & Associates has doubled its manufacturing capacity for flat cables to keep pace with demand for cables capable of reducing particles and outgassing in semiconductor manufacturing steps such as lithography, ion implantation and inspection.
[ + ]Another company joins 3D research
IMEC, Europe's nanoelectronics research institute, and Qualcomm, will collaborate to understand and devleop solutions for using 3D technologies in future wireless products.
[ + ]Medical certification
Hendon Semiconductors of Adelaide has been awarded the ISO 13485 Medical Device Quality Management Standard that represents the requirements for a management system for designing and manufacturing medical devices.
[ + ]Fibre replaces substation copper
GE Digital Energy says its Multilin HardFiber System eliminates the need for thousands of copper wires in a substation and replaces them with a few fibre-optic cables.
[ + ]Olympic structures being monitored
The China Earthquake Administration, the government body managing the country’s earthquake preparedness and disaster mitigation, has selected a structural health monitoring system developed by National Instruments Alliance Partner CGM Engineering.
[ + ]Cabling information portal opens
Tyco Electronics’ networking division AMP Netconnect has launched a website configured as an information-driven portal where visitors can find technical details.
[ + ]Research project to mass produce OLEDs
Osram Opto Semiconductors is spearheading the European-funded CombOLED project to develop cost-effective volume production methods for OLEDs.
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