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memory cards Photographs and films that we create for our own or professional needs require space for storage and real-time recording capabilities. This is the role of memory cards, which are a data storage, diverse and adapted to the needs of the equipment. Proper choice allows you to take full advantage of the hardware capabilities and minimize the costs of data carriers.


Types of memory cards: Compact Flash cards with size of 42.8x36.4mm Secure Digital cards - Secure Digital with size of 32x24x2.1mm; - miniSD with size of 21.5x20x1.4mm; - microSD with size of 11x15x1mm.


TME offer The TME offer among computer accessories includes Secure Digital cards, used in most electrical devices, as well as professional Compact Flash cards, dedicated to digital cameras. In addition, some of the cards intended solely for industrial use have also been distinguished. The TME offer is based on Goodram and SanDisk products. An intuitive search engine, using parameters assigned to products, allows you to find a device that will meet the user's expectations.


www.tme.eu CML introduces long-range, low-power digital


voice and data transceiver for 2.4GHz band CML Microcircuits is pleased to announce the release of the SCT2400 transceiver, designed to sustain secure digital voice and data communication channels over long range for systems operating unlicensed bands.


The SCT2400 is a highly integrated digital radio transceiver based on spread spectrum modulation operating in the 2.4GHz frequency range. As such, it can be deployed in multiple geographical regions to enable products operating in both licensed and unlicensed applications.


The device achieves a power consumption that is up to a factor of five better than competing products targeting PMR. Its low power and small size means it can be used in portable, mobile and wearable products, including fitness trackers, smart clothing and wireless headsets.


About CML Microcircuits CML Microcircuits is a world-leader in the design, development and supply of low-power analogue, digital and mixed-signal semiconductors for telecommunications systems globally.


CML Microcircuits www.cmlmicro.com


Oxley subminiature rugged LED Lamps in stock at Aerco


Compact high reliability 5mm mounting panel LED’s


Now in stock at Aerco, the Horsham based distributor and stockist of Electronic components, is the MIL50 range of LED lamps.


Offering the advantages of LED technology that include reliability, durability, efficiency, lower operating temperatures, and lower cost of ownership, the MIL50 series has a 5mm mounting size, with a 60° viewing angle, and is panel sealed to IP67.


The range is available in all colours, in both standard and high intensity, with a wide range of operating voltages and currents, as well as sunlight readable, and NVG options.


With flying lead or spill terminations and an operating temperature of -40° to 85°C, and they offer the user a degree of flexibility in potential designs.


Key markets are high reliability military and aerospace applications. www.aerco.co.uk


Delta Elektronika signs Telonic Instruments


as UK distributor Independent DC power supply manufacturer, Delta Elektronika has signed an agreement with test instrument and power supply specialist supplier, Telonic Instruments, to act as a distributor in the UK.


Delta Elektronika produces reliable power supplies, with a design concept emphasising longevity, high-end technical specifications and low cost of ownership.


Its power supplies are fast, reacting more than 10 times faster to load transients than comparable alternatives available today, with minimum audible noise and 10-30 times less electromagnetic interference (EMI), for reliable, quiet operation and protection against immunity.


All Delta Elektronika’s DC power supply units are thoroughly tested before being dispatched to customers.


In addition to high-performance DC power supplies, Delta Elektronika provides outstanding service and technical support to customers - even for equipment that was bought many years ago. Product support continues 10 years after production has ceased.


Netherlands-based DC power supply manufacturer, Delta Elektronika was established in 1959. The family-owned company designs and manufactures DC power units, ranging from 150W to 900kW for customers working in industry, R&D and universities worldwide.


For over 50 years, Telonic Instruments has been supplying test instruments and programmable AC and DC power supplies, electronic loads, safety testers and RF/EMC equipment from leading, international brands for customers in demanding industries around the world.


Rien Giltay, SM, Delta Elektronika believes the two companies share an ethos for quality and customer care: “Delta is delighted to appoint Telonic as distributor in the UK. We are both family companies with an empathy for the products. We felt it was only natural to partner with Telonic to enter the UK market,” he said.


Doug Lovell MD, Telonic Instruments, agrees: “The addition of Delta Elektronika to our line card complements our existing portfolio and adds more high-quality DC power supply options to our customers,” he added.


Telonic Instruments is an ISO9001:2015-registered company and provides service, calibration and hire options in addition to sales. It supplies products from leading brands, including Kikusui, ETL Pruftechnik, Rigol, Brymen, Danisense and Tekbox for a wide variety of application worldwide in demanding industries, such as the automotive, electronics, aerospace, education, manufacturing and R&D sectors.


Tel: 0118 978 6911 or visit: www.telonic.co.uk


HBM supports next generation of engineers


HBM – market leader in the field of test and measurement – is proud to be sponsoring pupils from Queen Elizabeth’s School for Boys in Barnet, as they get ready to jet off to the 2019 Championships of the VEX Robotics competition in Kentucky, USA.


Following their success at the UK National Championships, which saw the team successfully compete in a series of robotic challenges, the pupils also scooped a variety of celebrated awards. Presented with the Sportsmanship Award for their respect and enthusiasm of the competition, the team were also presented with the prestigious Design Award for the 3rd time this year, which secures their place at the highly-acclaimed VEX Robotics World Championships and places them alongside top qualifying teams from all over the world.


Michael Noonan, Head of Technology said: “As a mentor and teacher of the team, I know just how passionate these young people are about robotics and how much they deserve the praise. They are the engineers of tomorrow and they’re feeling confident about giving it their all at the VEX Robotics World Championships alongside the top young robotic minds on the planet.”


VEX Robotics is the largest and fastest growing middle and high school robotics competition in the world, with more than 20,000 teams from 40 countries that participate in over 2300 competitions across the globe. As the leading platform for educational robotics around the world, VEX Robotics introduces children to the possibilities that a career in engineering has to offer.


Aimed at children aged 11 to 18, the VEX Robotics competition promotes teamwork, problem solving and leadership while encouraging them to get involved in STEM subjects.


Queen Elizabeth’s School for Boy’s is a state funded grammar school in Barnet, North London, which was founded in 1573 by Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester and others, in the name of Queen Elizabeth I.


HBM is delighted to be able to support and develop this next generation of engineers. Offering students a great opportunity, schemes such as the VEX Robotics competition enables young people to understand how important engineering is and to help appreciate what it means for the growth of the country.


HBM United Kingdom Ltd Tel: 01525 304980 www.hbm.com


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