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SEPTEMBER 2014 CONTENTS COVER STORY 12 The next generation


New additions to modular portfolio of test instrumentation


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A CAUTIOUS OUTLOOK A brief overview of the ecsn supply network indicates that the UK electronics component market is not improving as fast as other sectors


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MILITARY & DEFENCE SUPPLEMENT Exploring the demand for smaller, lighter devices that are able to withstand mission critical applications


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Choosing the right test instrument


Keysight Technologies has recently introduced two new products into its modular portfolio: the M9370A series of one-slot PXI vector network analysers, and the M9290A CXI-m, a swept and FFT-based PXI signal analyzer. Both deliver fully specified performance up to 26.5GHz on key specifications such as speed and dynamic range.


NEWS 4. Mobile data transfer in seconds


EDITOR’S CHOICE


7. New MCU for motor control applications 8. Latest analyser featuring FDA option


FEATURES


Editor’s Review ... 6. The factory of the future


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Distribution ... 9. Caution restrains the component market 10. Closing the pipe: Perfect tantalum


Broadcast & Communications ... 14. Aiding times & frequency synchronisation


Wireless Technology ... 17. IoT: When one size doesn’t fit all


Optoelectronics ... 18. LED lighting gets the green light


Power Electronics ... 19. Custom power supplies


Test & Measurement ... 20. The impact of design on test automation


Switches & Relays ... 23. Switching to touch control 24. Choosing the right relay


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