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ENGINEERS LECTRONICS FOR
April 2026
ENGINEERS LECTRONICS FOR
April 2026 In this issue
power solutions is driving demand for power management devices that provide higher power density and simplify system design.
IN THIS ISSUE • Power
• Enclosures • Aerospace, Military & Defence • Embedded Technology • Distribution • Medical Electronics
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Microchip Technology has announced a new family of DualPack 3 (DP3) power modules featuring advanced IGBT7 technology available in six variants at 1200V and 1700V with high-current ranging from 300–900A.
The new DP3 power modules are designed to address the power converter solutions.
Contents
Editor’s Comment & News Features
6 Fuelling the Defence Industrial Strategy innovation goals from South Wales
Power 8 More power, less compromise: Active load bearing for DIN rail systems
10 Advancing Uninterruptible Power Supply technology for AI-driven demands
12 Powering Germany’s next-generation grid 14 Use scalable, compact and intelligent DIN rail DC power supplies for industrial power
Enclosures 16 How to manage heat in modular, COTS enclosures
18 Where are spring hinges the preferred option
Aerospace, Military and Defence 19 Standardising the edge 20 manufacturing
22 Building PNT resilience with Silicon Timing 24 Why winning a MOSA advantage starts with cultural change
25 Managing lifecycle risk in electronic design- The role of ASICs in overcoming IC obsolescence
Embedded Technology 26 Designing with embedded modules 28 Smart Manufacturing: Five ways to properly digitise your business
30 Transmission tradeoffs in robot control
Distribution 32 Worldwide sourcing solutions for obsolete and
34 The key to connector reliability
Medical Electronics 36 Breaking the bottleneck: Flash storage considerations for high-throughput medical imaging systems
40 Why cleaning medical PCBAs is getting harder
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