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Casey Porter Editor, Electrical Engineering Magazine
elcome to September’s issue of Electrical Engineering Magazine. This month is an exciting one, as the team were out and about in London for the brand new electronics show, Microelectronics UK, in the ExCel Centre London!
As official media partners, we’re thrilled to be part of this debut event. Not only are we eager to see what
it brings for us on the media side, but also what it means for you, the industry experts shaping the future of electronics. To bring you closer to the action, we’ve shared exclusive insights and video content across our social
platforms. In an ever-changing digital landscape, EE is staying ahead of the curve by delivering daily news, fresh perspectives and in-depth coverage of the industry. This marks an exciting new step for us at EE. We’re looking forward to connecting with our readers and
collaborators more directly, offering dynamic and engaging content like never before. Don’t miss out, join our 10.4k followers and stay up to date with the very latest in electrical engineering. Within this months’ issue, we are looking at the ever prevalent world of Electric Vehicles, more specifically,
the WCS. According to .gov, WCS is a ‘Grant to provide support towards the costs of the purchase, installation and infrastructure of electric vehicle chargepoints at eligible places of work.’ What this will mean for installers is a question on the industry’s lips that Lee Sutton, from MyEnergi is answering on page 22. I also was able to chat with Anderson Silva over at Murrelektronik, in a new series I am calling ‘In
conversation with..’ in which I discuss current topics and trends with various industry experts. This month, Andeson was gracious enough to discuss with me how Murrelektronik are approaching decentralised power distribution as well as their own plug-and-play cabling solutions and how it helps to reduce wiring errors and installation time in industrial environments, among many other informative topics. (P.34) I do hope you find this month’s read informative, please do get in touch
with us, we love to hear from you as always. Enjoy,
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