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16 Noise reduction in resistive sensors By Félix Mateo Lázaro, Electronics Engineer


24 Integrating ASICs into next-generation radar systems By Ross Turnbull, Director of Business Development, Swindon Silicon Systems


32 Exploration of new materials for energy harvesting By Dr Lethy Krishnan Jagadamma, University of St. Andrews, and Clara Ko, Linkam Scientifi c Instruments


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34 Relying on thermal conductivity sensors for detecting hydrogen leaks By Rolf Horn, Applications Engineer, DigiKey


28 Adding intelligence to high-voltage battery packs By Joel Sylvester, Chief Technology Offi cer, Dukosi


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IN THIS ISSUE: • Sensors • Batteries


• Energy harvesting • E-mobility


• Electronics labelling


Regular columns: • Focus: Medtech • Embedded design • Silicon systems design


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