Monitoring medical device advances
Advances in medical devices require improvements across component technologies, especially in sensor design, as consumers demand smarter and more secure connected
Author: Gina Roos
MPUs/MCUs meet medical device demands
Chipmakers are developing MPUs and MCUs that tackle the biggest challenges in medical devices ranging from imaging equipment to fitness
Temperature sensor accurate to 0.25°C
The STTS22H temperature sensor from STMicroelectronics offers high accuracy with low operating and standby current and flexible operating
Harwin adds new options for hi-rel connectors
Harwin introduces mixed-layout versions of its Gecko-SL series, delivering weight and space savings by combining power and signal contacts in one mating
Bel Magnetic Solutions offers press-fit ICMs
Bel Magnetic Solutions offers a series of press-fit ICMs that include single- and dual-port 1GBaseT
OKW unveils its first enclosure for corner mounting
The wedge-shaped SMART-CONTROL enclosure line is available in two versions and in two
New material cools surfaces without energy consumption
Researchers at ICN2 and ICMM-CSIC have developed a 2D thermo-functional material for radiative cooling, which can cool surfaces without energy consumption or gas
Yageo to acquire competitor Kemet for $1.8 billion
Although Yageo’s acquisition of Kemet will result in $3-billion powerhouse in the IP&E market, designers need to be concerned about the potential for product lines
TE adds EMI shielding to 369 connector series
TE Connectivity has expanded its 369 connector family with new EMI-shielded rectangular connectors for harsh military
Integrated current sensors operate in high-current-density applications
Allegro MicroSystems expands its ACS772/3 family of high-current, integrated current sensors in through-hole and surface-mount “CB” package