Electronic Products

Electronic Products is a trade magazine focused on electronic components and technology, catering to the electronic design community. Its editorial content showcases a wide range of new products, from tiny capacitors to cutting-edge light-emitting diodes (LEDs). The magazine also features articles that help readers choose the right components for their applications and explore the latest advancements in electronics technology. Additionally, it includes sections dedicated to specific applications and provides transcripts from roundtable discussions on various topics, including military and medical electronics.

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Back-flip FPC connector saves space

5 days ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos
Thin-film chip resistors deliver high power

5 days ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

KOA Speer Electronics has introduced the WN73H series of high power and high precision metal thin-film chip resistors, designed to meet the requirements of high heat and high moisture applications. These wide-termination reverse-geometry resistors deliver power ratings of 0.3 W in a 0306 package and 1 W in a 0612.
What’s making smart cities and homes even smarter?

5 days ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Delivering the next generation of innovations in smart cities and homes is an ongoing process to deliver higher efficiency, security, and sustainability, as well as ease of use. This is thanks to improvements in underlying technologies including AI, AIoT, edge computing, and sensor fusion. In the May/June issue, we look at how these technologies—AI, IoT, edge computing, multimodal sensing, and security—are advancing even more intelligence in smart homes and cities.
Connected NFC tag enables secure authentication

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

NXP Semiconductors has introduced its new Type 4 secure connected NFC tag, compatible with any NFC mobile device. NFC helps consumers to securely verify the authenticity of a product prior to purchase, helping to fight against counterfeit products.
Top 10 circuit protection devices

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Manufacturers of circuit protection devices continue to enhance the performance of their safety components to protect electronic devices and equipment, ranging from smartphones and wearables to data centers and vehicles. These protective devices offer protection from failure caused by surge events and electrostatic discharge (ESD) strikes, as well as overvoltage, overcurrent, and overtemperature conditions.
Industrial SSRs target heating applications

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Littelfuse, Inc. has expanded its SRP1 family of industrial solid-state relays (SSRs) with three additional series of products and accessories, targeting simple heating applications that require reliable and cost-effective switching. These industrial SSRs comply with international standards, including cЯUus, VDE, CE, and UKCA. The new SSRS are available in three configurations—SRP1-CC, SRP1-CE, and SRP1-ME—for essential heating applications. They are tested for up to 350,000 life stress cycles.
Power inductors meet requirements for DDR5 PMICs

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Bourns, Inc. has launched the SRP2512CL and SRP3212CL series of shielded power inductors with low AC resistance (ACR) and low DC resistance (DCR), delivering reduced losses and high efficiency. These new shielded power inductors meet the latest DDR5 memory technology specifications for DDR5 power management ICs (PMICs) and client DDR5 modules in desktop PCs, notebooks, and tablets.
IMU features AI and dual accelerometer

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

STMicroelectronics has introduced the LSM6DSV320X inertial measurement unit (IMU) that combines embedded AI, a MEMS gyroscope with ±4,000 dps range, and a dual MEMS accelerometer tuned for activity tracking and high-g impact measurement in a compact (3 × 2.5 mm) module. All three MEMS sensors are fully synchronized.
First mass-market neuromorphic MCU reaches sensor edge

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Innatera claims the first commercially available microcontroller to deliver brain-like intelligence to edge devices. Featuring 100× lower latency and 500× lower energy consumption than conventional AI processors, the Pulsar neuromorphic MCU brings real-time, ultra-low-power AI directly to sensors and embedded systems.
NXP upgrades OrangeBox automotive development platform

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

NXP Semiconductors has announced OrangeBox 2.0, the second generation of the automotive-grade development platform. Designed to secure automotive communication between the vehicle’s gateway and its wireless technologies, the platform delivers a 4× increase in CPU performance compared to the previous generation.