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Tronics MEMS Gyro Sensors Available for Immediate Shipment Globally through Digi-Key

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Tronics’ highly advanced MEMS Gyro sensors and GYPRO® evaluation boards are available worldwide from Digi-Key…

TI unveils the world’s most precise single-chip millimeter wave sensor portfolio available today

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Introducing the smallest footprint CMOS sensor portfolio for automotive radar, industrial and infrastructure applications.

Make your vision become true with COMPEC

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We always view the world through our customer’s eyes – and we’re constantly developing new products and services which set new standards to help bring your design, build and maintenance projects to life. Stock availability combined with fast and easy ordering and free technical help demonstrates how we can make your job much easier.With thousands of brands you know and trust, you can count on COMPEC – authorized distributor of RS Components for the best solution.

The efficiency of direct conversion in telecoms and datacoms

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Bob Cantrell, Senior Application Engineer at Ericsson Power Modules, discusses some of the advantages of directly converting voltage from the 48V bus typically used in telecom and datacom applications down to the point-of-load voltages required by onboard digital logic.

Challenges of Designing and Handling Lithium-Ion Batteries

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Lithium-ion batteries are increasingly being used in a wide range of applications. However, a number of regulations and requirements must be strictly obeyed when designing, handling, and distributing batteries. Rutronik offers comprehensive support and advice.

The Human Touch – How Superior Sensor Technology is Proving Instrumental in Making Robotic Movement More Graceful

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We’ve all seen robotic dancing, where us humans try to mimic the stilted and often rather clumsy movements that we associate with the androids seen in sci-fi films. This perception of robotic movement stems from imperfect control systems in which the feedback lacks the precision to halt motion until it reaches a set position or an end-stop. But it needn’t be like this and indeed it isn’t what is in fact witnessed by factory robots that glide effortlessly around assembly lines or warehouses with a fluidity of movement that humans can’t even replicate. Similarly, the sophisticated robotic tools used by surgeons and scientists would have little value if their precision didn’t at least match the skill of their operators.