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www.efemag.co.uk E www.efemag.co.uk E NGINEERS LECTRONICS FOR October 2025 1 E4E Cover.indd 1


NGINEERS LECTRONICS FOR October 2025 In this issue


As the demand for power-intensive distributed systems grows, spanning in-building wireless, distributed antenna systems (DAS), industrial IoT and smart building automation, the industry faces a pressing challenge: delivering higher power safely over longer distances without escalating installation complexity or cost. Read more from Panduit on page 8


This issue covers Distribution, Switches, Displays & UIs, Interconnection, Power, Enclosures, Component Design and Automotive Electronics


22/10/2025 12:57


Contents


Editor’s Comment & News Features


5. Connectivity meets sustainability 6. Asics meet AI at the edge


Distribution 10. What’s driving the shift in purchasing priorities across the electronics industry?


Switches, Displays & UIs 12. Slide switches explained: Types, specifications and applications


14. Optimising user interface designs 15. The pinnacle of e-paper displays 16. Smarter switching and the energy equation


Interconnection 18. Cybersecurity expert explains why the UK’s IoT boom could spark the next cyber crisis


Microelectronics 20. Microelectronics UK 2025


Power 22. Power on, risk off: Enhancing electrical


protection without disruption


23. Wasted wind and the UK’s curtailment challenge: Why clean energy goes unused and how technology can help


24. Five load bank testing mistakes to avoid


Enclosures 26. Customised distribution boards increase productivity for van conversions


27. How to specify plastic enclosures for HVAC, climate and environmental electronics


Component design 28. Top five guidelines for successful PCB design 29. Engineering electronics for real-world stresses


Industry focus: Automotive Electronics 30. Fuelling automotive innovation: How ASICs enhance vehicular safety, efficiency and intelligence


31. Five ways to shift up a gear in automotive design


32. Bringing the cool to EV charging 34. Gold standard practices in automotive conformal coating processes


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