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04 Trend 11 Technology


06 Cover Story By Rochester Electronics


26 Time to Bridge the Terahertz Gap By Greg Rankin, Houston-based freelance writer


42 SPE 6-part series - Article 1: Introduction to Single Pair Ethernet and Its History By Ruud Van Den Brink, product manager industrial communications and Manuel Ruter, senior principal engineer


44 Products 45 Buyer’s guide 46 Contact directory 47 Web locator


Cover story by Rochester Electronics, More on pages 6-7 Features SENSOR TECHNOLOGY


08 Vision, colour and contrast sensors – operation and main applications By TME, Electronic Components


10 Flipping human motion detection on its head


By Gabriele Fulco, product marketing manager, Omron Electronic Components Europe B.V


14 The future of building automation: AI and sensing technology creating smarter buildings


By Andy Camsell, technical consultant at Sontay


16 Revolutionising environmental monitoring


By the technical writers at Fibox, Enclosure specialists


AUTOMOTIVE DESIGN


18 Accurate silicon timing boosts smart-driving systems By Sumeet Kulkarni, director of product marketing, Automotive, SiTime


22 Higher voltage programmable power supplies assist 800V electric vehicle development


By Mohamad El Boubou, product marketing manager for Programmable Products, TDK-Lambda EMEA


PCB’S


24 Contrinex’s Inductive Sensor’s Keep Their Cool on Solder Refl ow Oven


By Mark Weymouth, managing director, PLUS Automation


SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS


28 Edge computers for the digitalisation of construction machinery, when BIM meets IIoT, new added value is created By Jesse Kettunen, head of machine control hardware development, Novatron and Timo Poikonen, senior key account manager Nordics, congatec


32 How integrated on/off controllers contribute to energy effi cient system designs


By Bryan Angelo Borres, product applications engineer, and Noel Tenorio, product applications manager, Analog Devices


36 Maximising the lifetime value of components to reduce E-waste By Liam Kilmister, senior marketing strategist, Component Sense


CONNECTORS


38 Medical Device Technology: Connectors in patient monitoring


By David Phillips, managing director, binder UK


40 Connector specialist, Lane Electronics, looks into some of the more popular connector specifi cations required for a wide range of high-performance applications By Nick Wheeler, sales director, F.C. Lane Electronics Ltd


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IN THIS ISSUE: • Sensor Technology • Automotive Design • PCB’s


• Sustainable Solutions • Connectors


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