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Hints and tips for Dyne pens

1 week ago | electronicspecifier.com | Alison Fox

Understanding a substrate’s surface energy is a worthwhile part of any bonding or coating process – or any process which involves adhesion. By Alison Fox, Sales Manager of Dyne Testing, an Intertronics brand During the specification phase, there is a need to understand surface energy and wettability in a quantitative way, to ensure adhesion.
Reaching the next step for AI data centre PSUs

Feb 26, 2025 | electronicspecifier.com | Harry Fowle

Power Supply Units (PSUs) play a critical role in ensuring the smooth operation of the data centres of today. As AI workloads become increasingly more mainstream and demanding, the need for efficient, reliable, and scalable PSUs has never been more important. This article originally appeared in the January'25 magazine issue of Electronic Specifier Design – see ES's Magazine Archives for more featured publications.
Studying the potential of memristors

Feb 24, 2025 | electronicspecifier.com | Caitlin Gittins

A boom in AI and ML applications have placed greater pressure and demands on memory technology – more power, performance, and critically, more storage. The question of how to meet these requirements is currently being puzzled over in the electronics industry – and the research that Ambroise Juston has been involved in points towards the potential of memristor technology to solve this problem.
Is the quantum computing market going through a teenage phase?

Feb 12, 2025 | electronicspecifier.com | Tess Skyrme

Long-time followers of the quantum computing market will know that interest in technology has continued to accelerate. Industry events are attended by an ever more diverse crowd of scientists, engineers, investors, supply chain partners, and prospective end users. By Dr Tess Skyrme, Principal Technology Analyst at IDTechEx It is becoming clear that the time when this was a topic reserved for academic research and specialist physicists is over, and the quantum computing market is growing up.
Choosing the right medical power supply

Jan 31, 2025 | electronicspecifier.com | Paul Heath

There are plenty of instances where choosing the correct power supply is a make-or-break matter, and where a mistake can have serious consequences. This is unquestionably the case when deciding the best option to power a vital medical device. The selection process is, on one level, a simple technical decision. But if device reliability and availability is at stake, it is also about patient safety – literally a matter of life and death.
Two scopes, two AWGs draw crowds at electronica

Jan 8, 2025 | electronicspecifier.com | Mick Elliott

RIGOL Technologies unveiled the latest additions to its portfolio of performance measurement equipment - the DG5000 Pro Series Generators and DHO/MHO5000 Series Oscilloscopes. By Mick Elliott, Editor, Electronic Specifier The DHO/MHO5000 Series bring next-level performance to RIGOL’s high-resolution oscilloscopes, while the DG5000 Pro generators do the same for the company’s capable Pro Series arbitrary waveform generators.
Last-mile delivery vehicles targeted for electrification

Nov 29, 2024 | electronicspecifier.com | Mark Patrick

Medium and heavy-duty vehicles (MHDVs) represent only 4% of the total vehicles in circulation worldwide but are responsible for 40% of all emissions. This article originally appeared in the October'24 magazine issue of Electronic Specifier Design – see ES's Magazine Archives for more featured publications By Mark Patrick, Director of Technical Content, EMEA, Mouser Electronics The transportation sector is a significant source of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
What it means to be the inventor of the IGBT

Nov 4, 2024 | electronicspecifier.com | Harry Fowle

Following his achievement of the 2024 Millennium Technology Prize, Electronic Specifier spoke with the inventor of the IGBT, Professor Bantval Jayant Baliga, on what it means to him and what he hopes to see in the future. By Harry Fowle, Associate Editor, Electronic Specifier The €1 million global award for technology recognised Baliga's pivotal role in the invention, development, and commercialisation of the Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT).
Chorus automotive clock generator: safety with FailSafe technology

Sep 25, 2024 | electronicspecifier.com | Sumeet Kulkarni

SiTime has introduced Chorus Automotive clock generators – the first fully integrated clock system-on-a-chip (ClkSoC) with built-in fault monitoring mechanisms for the entire clock generation signal path. By Sumeet Kulkarni, Director of Product Marketing, Automotive, SiTime The FailSafe technology in Chorus automotive delivers a new approach to the industry, integrating MEMS resonator, oscillator, and advanced safety mechanisms into a single package.
Robotics in unstructured environments

Aug 29, 2024 | electronicspecifier.com | Mark Patrick

Many different technologies are initially perceived as threatening, unnatural, disruptive, and sometimes even dangerous. By Mark Patrick, Mouser Electronics This article originally appeared in the July'24 magazine issue of Electronic Specifier Design – see ES's Magazine Archives for more featured publications. Eventually, they become commonplace and even mundane as part of everyday life; historical examples include the motor car, aeroplanes, and mobile phones. Robots are another example.