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ow the clocks have sprung, the days can spread out and it already seems as though the weather is changing accordingly! With warmth on the mind, Electronics Today’s April issue includes a Thermal Management feature, in which Indium Corporation describes which of its Gold Products will feature at HiTEC International Conference and Exhibition. FLIR, Torq and Murata make up our Sensors feature this month and Perforce discusses how the recent chang- es to the MISRA coding guidelines will impact software developers in our April automotive feature.
We look at the latest developments in the Wearable Tech and Biometrics sector, with Ensurge Micropower exploring the importance of better micro-batteries for technology could lead in future.
EnOcean asks when a building is truly sustainable in our Smart Technology and IoT feature, explaining that for alternative sustainable measures to be viable, social - ent alongside energy savings.
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Tektronix to Showcase Full Solutions for Testing Power Electronics at PCIM 2023
Tektronix has announced that it will be showcasing a wide-range of test & measurement products and software solutions for power electronics, applicable from component design to system production, at PCIM 2023.Tektronix experts will also be on stand to discuss the latest power test solutions from Tektronix, designed to solve individual test and measurement challenges for accurate, automated power conversion measurements.
Tektronix’ stand will feature dedicated power workstations focused on:
• Dynamic Switching Power Conversion Signals Analysis • Wideband Gap Double Pulse Tests Measurement Solutions • Characterisation of Power Semiconductor Devices with Parameter Curve Tracers
• General Power Design Solutions for Bench Automation, including Battery Modeling and Characterisation
• Several experts and technical leaders will attend the exhibition, including product designers, in the effort to meet design & validation engineers and directly collect their needs and challenges.
Display Technology Bright-Display
Display Technology has announced high-brightness display. With an ultra-high resolution of 3840×2160 and an active area of 1649.664mm
is the perfect choice for a wide range of applications, including digital signage, interactive kiosks, advertising, and more. that make it stand out. It has a viewing angle, of 89°/89°/89°/89° that ensures everyone in the audience can enjoy the same rich, vivid colours and sharp images, regardless of where they’re standing. The display also boasts a high contrast ratio of 1100:1, ensuring that blacks are deep and rich and whites are bright and vibrant. With a systems and applications, making it an incredibly versatile solution. At Display Technology, we understand that our customers need display solutions that are both reliable and versatile, and the LG Displays advanced features, this display is the perfect choice for any application that demands exceptional performance and reliability.
Pheonix Contact celebrates 100 years
A century full of passion for technology and innovation: In the past 100 years, the family-run company Phoenix Contact has evolved from a commercial agency for industrial products founded in Essen, Germany, into a global manufacturing company. With products and and automation of all sectors of the economy and infrastructure – and with a passion for innovation and technology. Phoenix Contact continues to drive all of this forward – together with a commitment to the sustainable development of habitats and economic spaces on our planet.
“We have achieved a great deal over the years together, remaining true to the values and culture of our family business even as we have grown and evolved. This anniversary is
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a special moment for us. We have built the foundation upon which we can now continue on our path into the future. Together with our customers and business partners, we will drive forward solutions for the energy revolution that are the basis for a sustainable world,” said Phoenix Contact CEO Frank Stührenberg, anniversary.
Elizabeth Jodan
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