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IN THIS ISSUE • Power • Sustainability • Manufacturing
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The hidden infrastructure behind reliable engineering
September 2026
• Display & UI • Embedded Technology
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Power 14 Accurate voltage regulation at 24A 16 How rising power density is changing thermal management in power electronics
20 Europe’s renewables milestone reveals a hidden challenge
22 One of the smartest appliances in your home is on the outside wall
24 Evaluating single-stage OBC topologies for next generation EVs
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LECTRONICS FOR September 2026 In this issue
s industrial systems become more connected, automated and data-driven, engineers are being asked to accommodate more power, control and communications cabling within increasingly compact environments. Sensors, vision systems, industrial Ethernet, robotics and intelligent control equipment all depend on reliable physical connections, yet wire management is still too often treated as an afterthought....
Read more on Page 19 25/09/2026 09:48 Contents Editor’s Comment & News
6 From data deluge to advanced packaging 8 Ingenious Machines builds year-round media platform atound edge AI
10 Designing heavy equipment for faster field repairs
Sustainability 26 Protecting the UK’s expanding EV charging network
28 The engineering case for sustainable electronics is easily made
30 How PCB design training supports sustainability
Manufacturing 32 Advanced passive components support industrial robot design for manufacturing sector
Displays & UIs 34 Designing medical electronics for the future 36 Simplifying display integration with USB-C – one connection three functions
37 How to develop the Graphical User Interface 38 Practical considerations for specifying displays and user interfaces for industrial applications
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