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Welcome to the October issue of Components in Electronics (CIE). Electronics Live – the one-day table-top event for the electronics industry – is fast approaching. Following a successful launch in 2024, Electronics Live will return to the National Conference Centre in Birmingham on 22nd January 2025 from 10am to 4pm. Co-locating with Instrumentation Live, the event will not only provide the perfect opportunity to see the latest test, measurement and control too. The event is completely free to attend and registration is
https://electronicslive.uk/ or turn to page 28 inside this issue.
Catherine Hackett, Editor October Features
Artifi cial Intelligence Technology Contract Manufacturing Distribution Internet of Things Sensor Technology Switches
Test and Measurement Supplement: Power
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nglia Components plc is the UK’s leading independent authorised distributor of semicon- ductors, optoelectronics, interconnect, passive and electromechanical components. A signatory of the ADS SC21 programme, the company holds AS9120, ISO9001 & ISO14001 accreditations.
Switches
Protecting complex automotive systems AI Technology
Keeping the electronics industry informed for over 40 years
design technology products applications business
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Moving beyond cloud to the edge Power
Its role in intelligent munitions October 2024 PRODUCTS
Renowned for exceptional customer service and comprehensive technical support, Anglia has gained a wealth of experience and a thorough understanding of the electronics industry since it was established in 1972. Technically adept, Anglia supports OEM and EMS companies in every sector of electronics manufac- turing. Its suppliers include some of the world’s leading electronic component brands, complemented by many smaller companies with leadership in their chosen technologies.
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When you choose Littelfuse, you’re not just choosing a broad and deep product portfolio, unparalleled engineering expertise, and excellent customer service. You’re also choosing a partner that lives its values, gives back, and continuously improves.
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Automotive Sensors Battery Management Battery mini-Breakers (Thermal Cutoff Devices) Capacitors Contactors Current Sensing Resistors DC Power Distribution Modules DC Solenoids and Relays DC Vehicle Connectors EMC Components Electronic Switches, Connectors, and Harnesses Fuses, Fuse Block, Fuse Holder and Fuse Accessories Fusible Switches and Panels Gas Discharge Tubes Integrated Circuits Magnetic Sensors and Reed Switches Magnetics Polymer ESD Suppressors Power Semiconductors Protection IC Protection Relays and Controls PolySwitch Resettable PPTC Fuses Semiconductors Shock-Block® GFCI Surge Protection Modules and Devices Solid State Relays Switches Temperature Sensors Varistors
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Anglia stocks over 2 billion components from over 1.3 million product lines in the UK for same-day dispatch. The company aims to streamline logistics and reduce customers’ transaction costs through services that include VMI, KAN-BAN, API, EDI, BoM manage- ment tools and customer-dedicated inventory, whilst ensuring an accurate, on-time delivery performance is maintained.
Anglia is driven by an ethos of ever-improving customer understanding and, as a privately-owned business, aims to provide a fast, consistent and highly responsive service.
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