Components

Electronics you can see through

22 August, 2016

Researchers from KAUST have developed see-through transistors and other essential electronic components using inexpensive, readily available materials and a simple fabrication technique.


VEEMUX SM-8X8-C64KR-POE-HDBT 4K HDMI matrix switch

18 August, 2016 | Supplied by: Interworld Electronics and Computer Industries

The SM-8X8-C64KR-POE-HDBT matrix switch routes uncompressed Ultra-HD 4Kx2K digital HDMI signals and IR from HDMI video sources to displays and speakers via a CATx cable using HDBase-T Technology.


Rockwell Automation Allen-Bradley ArmorBlock IO-Link master

17 August, 2016 | Supplied by: Rockwell Automation Australia

Manufacturers and industrial operators can now access more detailed sensor diagnostics in harsh operating environments using the IP67-rated, Allen-Bradley ArmorBlock IO-Link master from Rockwell Automation.


Infinity in a grain of sand: neural dust sensors monitor the body from inside

15 August, 2016

Engineers recently created tiny batteryless sensors the size of a grain of sand, opening the door to 'electroceuticals' — an emerging field in which these devices are used to treat disorders like epilepsy, stimulate the immune system or reduce inflammation by stimulating nerves and muscles.


Australian researchers create self-propelling liquid metals

15 August, 2016

RMIT researchers have created self-propelling liquid metals. The development is a critical step in moving from solid-state electronics towards flexible and dynamically reconfigurable soft circuit systems.


TG3 Electronics BLTX sealed full travel keyboard

11 August, 2016 | Supplied by: Interworld Electronics and Computer Industries

The BLTX sealed full travel keyboard features 83 keys with an integrated touchpad.


Ametherm Standard, Mega, Mini and Sensor Sample Kits

10 August, 2016 | Supplied by: Digi-Key Electronics

Sample kits of Ametherm's inrush current limiters and NTC sensing thermistors are now available. The kits make it quick and easy for designers to find the right part to provide circuit protection, temperature compensation and measurement in their applications.


Thirsty work: scientists develop electronic skin patch to test blood alcohol levels

10 August, 2016

To give drivers certainty about whether they're safe to drive after drinking alcohol, scientists have developed a flexible, wearable patch that measures a person's blood alcohol level from their sweat, then sends the results wirelessly to a smartphone.


SKYPER Prime O IGBT driver with optical interface

08 August, 2016 | Supplied by: Semikron Danfoss

The SKYPER Prime O is an IGBT driver with an optical interface, galvanically insulated temperature and DC link signals.


MEN Mikro Elektronik G227 CompactPCI Serial carrier board

08 August, 2016 | Supplied by: OEM Technology Solutions

MEN's G227 CompactPCI Serial carrier board, for PCI Express Mini Cards, is suitable for wireless data communication.


MEN Mikro Elektronik G403 3U CompactPCI Serial board

05 August, 2016 | Supplied by: OEM Technology Solutions

The G403 3U CompactPCI Serial board, with 16 bidirectional digital I/O channels, has been designed specifically for modern railway applications.


Schneider Electric Zelio NFC Timing Relay

04 August, 2016 | Supplied by: RS

The Schneider Electric Zelio NFC Timing Relay offers control and monitoring of a timing relay via NFC (near-field communication) using a smartphone or tablet.


Rockwell Automation SequenceManager batch system

04 August, 2016 | Supplied by: Rockwell Automation Australia

SequenceManager enables powerful and flexible sequencing capabilities of the batch process at the controller, offering increased functionality for skids, off-network systems and single-unit controls.


Silicene finally comes unstuck

04 August, 2016

Researchers have used oxygen to to break the bond between silicene and the substrate on which it is grown, overcoming the key hurdle preventing the production of a material with potential to supercharge electronics.


SEMIKRON SKYPER 12 IGBT driver

03 August, 2016 | Supplied by: Semikron Danfoss

SEMIKRON's SKYPER 12 safely drives IGBT modules up to 400 A. With a footprint of 35 x 45 mm, the driver is suitable for compact inverter designs with small IGBT modules, like Mini Dual or SEMiX 5.


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