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Designing Machines That Think and Perform
• Distribution • Interconnection • Embedded Technology
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Power 10 The power problem data centres can no longer ignore
12 Powering smarter asset tracking 14 Why most devices will shift to USB Type-C after 2028
16 Keeping the UK networks live 18 Meeting the engineering challenges of AI Workloads
Sensors 20 How is Ultrasonic measurement in sensors changing
22 Measuring more than temperature in modern reflow soldering
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LECTRONICS FOR June 2026 In this issue
hey power everything from financial transactions and healthcare records to government services, telecommunications and artificial intelligence applications, ensuring the seamless operation of society and the resilience of essential services against disruption.
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Contents Editor’s Comment & News
6 Preserving a French heritage landmark: Omniflex provides ICCP system for Grenoble’s Perret Tower
8 The two sides of solar safety and how to get them both right
Automotives 24 Security and quality assurance in SSDs for software defined vehicles
26 How advanced cable design is powering reliable performance in next-generation Electric Vehicles
28 RFID inside tires 30 The next phase of ADAS
Distribution 32 Scaling distribution when the market speeds up
Interconnection 34 Connector solutions for harsh environments 36 How higher frequencies are reshaping RF interconnect design
Embedded Technology 38 Memory architecture for AI edge systems 40 The shift from gigantic models to collaborative intelligence
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