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Excellence in Innovation and Interconnection Product of the Year and we were delighted to be recognised for the diverse technological solutions designed by our engineering teams, in each category.
“We are proud to win the Interconnect Product award for the Mars Perseverance Rover application, in recognition of the high reliability solution offered by our engineers to ensure signal integrity in the very harsh environment of the Red Planet. Of course, we are aware that we had very good contenders in this category and would like to congratulate all of them on the solutions that they presented.”
What the winners had to say…
Napier: “We feel privileged to have won the ‘Most Outstanding PR Agency’ award for the second year running. It was great to be able to celebrate all together once again, thank you CIE for hosting a wonderful evening!”
Ian Crosby, sales & marketing director, Zytronic: “Zytronic were delighted to learn that our Zybrid hover contactless touch technology had been shortlisted for Display Product of the Year, but were stunned when we actually won and our technical director, Dr Andrew Morrison, was honoured to accept the award on behalf of the company and especially his talented R&D team. Given the hiatus in live events over the last 18 months, the awards evening was well organised, smoothly run and terrific fun! Hats off to the CIE team behind the EIAs this year.”
Jackie Rutter, senior director of demand generation and marketing, Analog Devices: “We’re extremely pleased having won four awards at the Electronics Industry Awards! Thanks so much to all the industry professionals and expert judges who voted for us. Gathering votes from the industry as well as an independent expert jury, these awards truly give a voice to the electronics industry.
Not only did we take home two prestigious product honours, ADI was also recognized for excellence in innovation and its environmental leadership. It’s great to see that our continued efforts and investments in innovation and sustainability are making a strong impact across the industry and continue to benefit our customers.”
Ryan Pellow, general manager, NCAB Group: “We took great pride in accepting the Academic Support award at this year’s event. We are incredibly passionate about the Electronics Industry here in the UK and are invested in ensuring its future by supporting the next generation. With so many excellent companies in attendance, I feel there is no better example of the opportunities our industry presents to individuals looking at starting their career in electronics.”
Ian Wallace, senior director, EMEA business development, Digi-Key: “Digi-Key is honoured to accept the Electronics Industry Award in 2021 for “Distributor of the Year”. Well done to all the finalists in all the categories, so many great innovative companies who have done so well this year. 2021 has been a challenging year for everyone, but our industry really looks forward to and appreciates this event. Long may it continue!”
Mandy Thompson, sales manager, BCL Enclosures: “We are thrilled that BCL Enclosures won the Enclosures Product of the Year Award and has been recognised within the industry. I really enjoyed the presentation evening - after the last 12-18 months it was great to get dressed up, meet new people and have the opportunity to network.”
Constanze Knoesel, group chief marketing, Yamaichi Electronics: “Yamaichi Electronics is proud to win the Electronics Award for our new and extended factory. We believe we have made an extraordinary effort to combine state-of-the-art technology with production in Europe at nice working places and an outstandingly aesthetic architecture. We say thanks to all who voted for us as well as to our customers and partners.”
Roberta Rebora, marketing communications director, SMITHS INTERCONNECT: “Firstly, may I say a special thank you to the organisers of the Electronics Industry Awards 2021 for providing such an excellent Awards Ceremony. We also wish to extend a warm welcome to the new editor of Components in Electronics - Catherine Hackett. “SMITHS INTERCONNECT were honoured to secure 4 finalist positions within the categories of Aerospace/Military/Defence Product of the Year; Electronics Manufacturer of the Year;
Paul Feenstra, vice president EMEA, Fluke: “Winning the Electronics Industry Award for the Fluke ii910 Precision Acoustic Imager was a great boost for Fluke and confirmation that teamwork pays off. This award is a credit to the dedicated Fluke team who developed and brought to market a truly innovative tool that helps our customers around the globe work more efficiently and safely. Unfortunately, travel restrictions prevented us from attending this year’s awards event, but the trophy is on its way to our head office in the Netherlands where it will have a prime spot for all to see. We are very proud to have achieved this award.”
Caroline Gearing, marketing communications manager – Europe, Microchip: “Microchip were honoured to have multiple products shortlisted from our wide portfolio, and we are now delighted to have been voted by the readers, as best in class in so many different awards categories. It’s wonderful that our investments in technology are so well recognised in the industry.”
Debbie Wade, master IPC trainer, Advanced Rework Technology: “It was a great honour to see that my company and I had been nominated and even more of an honour to hear my name read out on the night. It was great to have this year’s ceremony as a face-to-face event, allowing the industry to catch up in person.”
Ole Thomsen, jr. product manager power bipolar discretes, Nexperia: “Nexperia is delighted to win the 2021 Electronics Industry Awards ‘Power Product of the Year’ for our Silicon Germanium (SiGe) rectifiers which combine low forward voltage and low switching losses with extremely high thermal stability. We thank CIE and its readers for this prestigious award.”
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