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his issue, Electronics Today is exploring the advances in Medical, Military and Industrial electronics with the help of TUV SUD, BAE Systems, Keysight and Swindon Silicon Systems; from UK Conformity Assessed marking to 20 additional CV90 mortar systems for the Swedish Army. In this month’s Test and Measurement feature, Renesas explains how new wireless device charging technology improves efficiency, measurement accuracy and user safety while reducing EMI. Andrew Keith, division director of load bank manufacturer Power Prove, explains how businesses can maintain their backup power supply to avoid expensive downtime in the Power feature. The issue’s Enclosures feature sees Chris Lloyd, Managing Director of Spelsberg UK, discuss the benefits
of trace heating thermostat protection in preventing frozen pipes and improving energy efficiency. Silviu Tuca, the radar-based autonomous vehicle product line manager for Keysight Technologies, explains the challenges to overcome when moving from the road to the lab when it comes to full vehicle autonomy, to kick off this month’s Automotive Electronics feature. Automation specialist SAR then explains how it has developed a complete production line for the fully-automatic manufacture of the electronics module – which forms the heart of electric cars – using eleven KUKA robots.
This issue also sees the introduction of a brand-new column to the magazine, Electronics Today’s Bright Spark. This is an interview column to shine a light on the fresh talent breaking through in the electronics industry.
Impulse Embedded near 30-year milestone
Impulse Embedded, a provider of industrial computing systems and solutions, will celebrate 30 years in the fast-moving world of embedded computing in 2023. This anniversary will mark their notable success in integrating industrial motherboards, box computers, panel PCs and embedded SBCs into a large number of projects particularly in the rail, artificial intelligence and building management sectors.
In recognition of the part their key partners have played in their success Advantech Europe were invited to the Impulse Embedded Innovation Hub for a joint celebration. In addition to Impulse’s 30 years, Advantech are celebrating 40 years of innovation in embedded computing and IIoT and Impulse Embedded have played a key part of that success for half of that time. Robert Plant, Chief Commercial Officer at Impulse Embedded, says, “Our success would not be possible without the support of our key partners. We are committed to providing our customers with the best possible technology solutions and know our partnerships are critical to achieving this goal. We are honoured to have worked closely with Advantech for half of their forty years in business and
thrilled to celebrate this achievement with them. We are very much looking forward to welcoming more of our key partners to our facility soon and look forward to continuing to build on our existing relationships.”
Impulse Embedded capabilities can create reliable, repeatable, and revision-controlled systems aimed at reducing customers overall project costs and development time. An in-house team of engineers and specialists, all with decades of experience, can provide fully deployable embedded computing solutions straight out of the box.
Simms strengthens DRAM portfolio with Intelligent Memory
Simms International have announced a new partnership with memory manufacturers Intelligent Memory. With immediate effect Simms will distribute Intelligent Memory DRAM Components and DRAM modules from their facility in Kent.
Intelligent memory is a specialist 3rd Party manufacturer of DRAM and flash products with expertise in component and legacy DRAM. Headquartered in Hong Kong with satellite office around the globe, Intelligent Memory is part of the Memphis Electronic Group.
Simms CSO Kevin Howse explains; “Intelligent 4 MARCH 2023 | ELECTRONICS TODAY
memory improves our overall memory portfolio as they are especially effective at relieving the pain of product discontinuation with their commitment to older technologies. By leveraging their expertise, we can stay ahead of the competition, adapt to market demands, and seamlessly transition our customers to alternative solutions. We are excited about this partnership and look forward to providing our customers with design choices that will help extended product lifecycles and exceptional customer experience.”
Editor
Elizabeth Jodan
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