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Electronex ends on a high note

24 October, 2011

More than 1000 electronics and OEM professionals attended the Electronex Melbourne Expo.


EUV sensors for lithography

24 October, 2011

Imec has qualified a chipset consisting of custom high-quality EUV sensor dies.


Display resolution continues to rise

24 October, 2011

Flat panel display resolution is forced to higher levels of pixel density because of increasing demand for multimedia capability on mobile devices.


Solar inventory still building

24 October, 2011

Solar module overproduction is said to lead to sustained price pressure across global PV markets.


Distribution agreement

21 October, 2011

Mouser is stocking Panasonic semiconductors.


New joint venture to manufacture power modules in China

21 October, 2011

GEM Services is establishing a joint-venture company with Mitsubishi Electric to manufacture energy-saving power semiconductor modules in China.


TCO market forecast to rise

20 October, 2011

NanoMarkets predicts that the market for non-ITO alternative TCOs will reach US$925 million by 2016.


Ethernet training partnership

16 September, 2011

RMIT University and Belden Australia have formed a partnership.


Plessey opens in China

14 September, 2011

Plessey Semiconductors has opened a new office in the centre of Shenzhen, China.


Thin film R&D

14 September, 2011

Imec will become a full partner of Solliance.


Panel makers cut glass input

13 September, 2011

Panel makers have to adjust their production strategies because of falling prices and weak demand expectations.


Silver lining for conductors

13 September, 2011

Revenues from the sale of silver-based transparent conductors could reach more than AU$513 million by 2016.


Electronex exhibition

01 September, 2011

Electronex opens on 14 September at Melbourne Park Function Centre.


Electronex show

25 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Glyn Ltd

Glyn is exhibiting at Electronex 2011.


Shaken and stirred battery charging

24 August, 2011

MicroGen Systems and Cornell University's Energy Materials Centre have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop "self-charging" batteries.


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