Guaranteed 2,000 hours at 125°C in compact housing, new TLE series complements Panasonic’s range of Conductive Polymer Tantalum Solid Capacitors.

Panasonic Industry Europe is launching a highly versatile Cordless Impact Driver EY1PD1 with a very short body length of only 98mm for high power impact tightening even in narrow areas.

Despite the tense situation on the semiconductor markets for the past two years, Panasonic Industry has invested heavily in stocks – and now reports that, for instance, the Bluetooth Low Energy modules from the PAN1780 family are available in short lead times.

The Panasonic PAN9520 is a 2.4 GHz 802.11 b/g/n embedded Wi-Fi module based on Espressif's ESP32-S2.

Panasonic Industry is launching a Bluetooth 5 Low Energy (LE) module that includes a uFL connector which enables the use of an external antenna.

New Microchip Panasonic Magic Knob for standard touch sensors in automotive Center Information Displays

 A modern device’s housing is supposed to fulfil several criteria at the same time: Being compact and, for instance, rugged or waterproof at the same time might lead to the undesirable consequence of radio waves hitting an impermeable housing  structure.

With up to 32 axis synchronized torque control, the GM1 offers a compact solution for complex motion control applications.

For quite a while now, ‘the electrification of everything’ is one of the major trends in automotive engineering: more electronic devices, electric motors, inverter systems and ECUs are to be integrated in cars. So, mounting space is precious, but the requirement to handle high currents is essential as never before.

Panasonic Industry’s SP-Cap portfolio of Aluminium Polymer capacitors is the ideal choice wherever a low ESR would be the primary consideration for identifying the most suitable capacitor. 

Panasonic has hosted a media briefing and panel debate, welcoming experts from across the sector to address key issues around the future of electric vehicle technology and its effects on decarbonisation.

It was only to be expected: After the first models of the CC series – all normally open (NO) relays in TSON packages – had been very well received in the market, Panasonic Industry is now introducing the corresponding normally closed (NC) type of its ultra-miniature PhotoMOS types.

Panasonic Robot and Welding System Solutions, a department of Panasonic Factory Solutions, and Claas Saulgau GmbH, the well-known producer of agricultural machinery with over 100 years of experience, announce their extended collaboration.

Panasonic will present smart energy related solutions in various sectors at Enlit 2021 including smart metering devices

Panasonic Industry now presents the PAN9028 Wi-Fi® radio module with integrated Bluetooth® wireless functionality. Nowadays, the fast-paced product development cycles in almost any field of applications require designers to resort to efficient solutions that enable quicker prototyping, shortened certification processes – and a reasonable BOM.

Panasonic Factory Solutions, a division of Panasonic Industry Europe, and SMD-Tec, have announced their collaboration. SMD-Tec will distribute the Panasonic Factory Solutions portfolio,  particularly Smart Factory software solutions as well as high-end automation products such as Pick & Place machines, printers for various industrial sectors.

During the recent ICEC conference, Panasonic Industry’s component researchers addressed solutions to overcome contact resistances caused by phosphorous outgassing. The company has published a whitepaper on the subject and can be download for free.

Panasonic Industry and Sensible 4 have announced research and testing collaboration with a new IMU for full autonomous driving software.

Modern industrial automation solutions, energy systems and professional equipment are often extremely specialised devices that require high safety and design flexibility for switching elements like semiconductor relays. A photovoltaic driver for galvanic separation in combination with a distinct MOSFET power switch leaves nothing to be desired. 

The new PAN9520 is based on the Espressif ESP32-S2 microcontroller, which includes a high-performance 32-bit Xtensa LX7 CPU, a high sensitivity wireless radio, a baseband processor, bootloader and 320kbytes of SRAM. An encryption unit supports a range of security and encryption protocols, including CCMP, TKIP, WAPI, WEP, BIP, and AES.