Component Management

Pasternack, an Infinite Electronics brand and provider of RF, microwave and millimetre-wave products, has introduced an innovative series of 1.00mm passive coaxial components.

Trackwise Designs has revealed that its length-unlimited flexible printed circuits (FPCs) are driving product innovation in many sectors, as design engineers apply the Trackwise-patented Improved Harness Technology (IHT) FPC technology to solve their design challenges and enable smarter and more advanced products.

KYOCERA AVX has announced that direct links to simulation models for its most popular embedded antennas are available in the latest release of the globally renowned Ansys HFSS 3D electromagnetic simulation software, Ansys 2023 R1.

Giga Computing have announced the new GIGABYTE servers for the AMD Ryzen 7000 series processor. 

Würth Elektronik has introduced to its production toggle switches. Different versions of the switches are now available under the name WS-TOTV. The switches are ESD compliant to IEC 61000-4-2 and have undergone operating endurance testing under full load to prove their durability (electrical life: 50,000 steps).  

Electronics manufacturer Murata announces the introduction of the DLW32PH122XK2 wire wound chip common mode choke coil.

Microchip Technology has announced it has combined its flight-ready RT PolarFire FPGA with the development kit and interfaces for evaluating design concepts based on actual in-flight electrical and mechanical characteristics.

By introducing the first Rust compiler for the 32-bit AURIX multicore architecture, in addition to the proven LLVM open-source based C/C++ compiler tools, HighTec has expanded its portfolio of compiler solutions for AURIX. With this new offering, customers especially from the automotive and industrial sectors can now utilise the AURIX multicore architecture and HighTec's modern LLVM-based Rust compiler.

KYOCERA AVX has introduced a new circuit matching service designed to help customers quickly and confidently select suitable crystal timing devices.

Aircraft manufacturers across the world are using more and more composite materials instead of traditional metals such as steel and aluminium. What makes composites so appealing is their high strength-to-weight ratio - a comparison of their strength to how much it weighs. Composites aren't just one of the strongest materials around, but they can be strong without being heavy - exactly what an airplane needs.