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New high-quality Voltcraft digital multimeter now shipping from Conrad Electronic

Conrad Electronic announced availability of the Voltcraft VC175, a digital multimeter that delivers top-end features for professional users at a highly affordable price

Plessey commits to launching industry’s first monolithic microLED displays by 1H18

Plessey Semiconductor, a leading developer of award-winning optoelectronic technology solutions, announces its commitment to being the first to market with a monolithic

The Dutch are building an artificial island to support the world’s largest wind farm

Located in the North Sea, the mighty complex will supply pollution-free electrical power to an energy-hungry Northern

Chassis plans announces military grade 2U rackmount bi-fold LCD systems

Chassis Plans’ new BFX displays rugged, military grade, high performance, 2U rackmount LCD panel displays offering two 24-inch TFT LCD displays with per panel

OmniVision’s first 0.9-micron pixel image sensor family enables best-in-class performance and features for high-end smartphones

New 24-Megapixel sensor family brings smaller pixel size and higher resolution to next-generation mobile selfie and main camera

Electronic Products announces 2017 Products of the Year

Electronic Products’ “Product of the Year Awards,” now in its 42nd year, recognizes the best products in the electronics industry. Our editors undertook a rigorous

XMOS extends portfolio of far-field voice capture solutions

XMOS (www.xmos.com), a leading supplier of advanced embedded voice and audio interface solutions, announced commercial availability of the xCORE VocalFusion Speaker

Tesla planning to make a pickup truck after Model Y

Many new, exciting concepts have been introduced to keep the auto world on the edge of its seats for years to

Scientists discover new battery material for super-fast charging and stable operation

Researchers are developing anodes made from lithium titanate hydrate, a fast-charging water-bearing

These solar glass windows change tint as they generate energy

Researchers at the Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory have synthesized solar glass that changes tint as it generates