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ENGINEERS LECTRONICS FOR
September 2024
Tag-Connect solutions for all PCBs
ENGINEERS LECTRONICS FOR
September 2024 In this issue
Tag Connect, a connectors distributor based in California, sponsors the cover for our September issue. They provide a simple, secure way to connect debuggers, programmers and test equipment to your PCBs while saving space and cost on every board. Their patented connectors connect directly to a tiny footprint of pads and holes in your PCB, so there is no mating connector or component required, the PCB itself is the mating connector. Tag-Connect thus eliminates the need for a programming / test header or JTAG connector on your PCB, saving you both the cost of the connector and potentially a most of PCB real-estate traditionally required.
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Editor’s Comment & News Features
6 100 percent inspection drives hybrid bonding to new heights
Batteries 10 evaluation electronics
12 Specifying LTO battery cell chemistry for enhanced performance in robots
Displays and UIs 18 OLED displays in the industry: the brightly lit future of screen technology?
20A guide to selecting embedded displays for your application.
Distribution 24Accelerating European progress in 2024 26 The importance of ensuring genuine parts
Electronic Sensors 28Considerations when choosing between AC- and DC-operated LVDT position sensors
30Communication, isolation and sensing – the full package for industrial control
Enclosures 34 Choosing the right electrical enclosure material
36Enclosures - thinking inside the box
Manufacturing 40Implement a “just in case” strategy for electronic parts
42Green Manufacturing: A strategic imperative for environmental sustainability
Optoelectronics 44 Tunable lasers achieve black box status 46A new era of secure communication
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