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Cal Test CT4140A 4mm Fuse Adapter Prioritises User and Electrical Safety Measures

Cal Test Electronics has unveiled a new 4mm fuse adapter, setting their sights on ultimate flexibility and electrical safety. The CT4140A is designed to accommodate a variety of electrical applications, delivering on its potential as an essential tool for engineers.

one year ago by Tyler Charboneau

How Much Time Do Electrical Engineers Spend on Testing and Inspection?

Virtually every residential building, facility, or industrial plant requires myriad electrical systems to run various processes. This calls for extensive testing and inspection to ensure the reliability of assets and user safety.

one year ago by Sam Holland

STMicroelectronics’ X-NUCLEO-IKS01A3 MEMS and Environmental Sensor Evaluation Board

STMicroelectronics’ X-NUCLEO-IKS01A3 micro-electromechanical system (MEMS) and environmental sensor evaluation board is a miniature micro-mechatronic device designed for a broad range of sensor applications, as well as for prototyping and product evaluation.

one year ago by Sam Holland

The Impact of Semiconductor Reliability in Automotive Applications

Reliability is emerging as a top priority for safety-critical and cost-intensive automotive applications, which require components with zero failure rates throughout each vehicle's lifetime.

one year ago by Sam Holland

SLF3x Series Low Liquid Flow Rate Sensors From Sensirion

The SLF3x series of bidirectional liquid flow sensors from Swiss sensor specialists Sensirion offer high reliability and excellent connectivity at a reasonable price.

one year ago by David Rutland

Strategies for Minimising Electromagnetic Interference in Electronic Systems

Electromagnetic interference (EMI), aka 'electrical noise', is one of the most common problems observed in a variety of electrical and electronic circuits. Any kind of circuit that carries rapidly-changing electric currents is prone to electromagnetic (EM) disturbances via stray EM fields.

one year ago by Sam Holland

Siemens’ PAVE360 Platform for Advanced Testing of Autonomous Vehicles

Siemens' PAVE360 program is designed to speed up the development and evaluation of autonomous vehicles. This new platform allows developers to test autonomous vehicle systems and other electronic components in an entirely virtual environment.

one year ago by Ingrid Fadelli

Determining the Proper Use of Low and High Voltage in Electrical Applications

To deliver on the promises of 5G, electronics manufacturers need to produce new components to support 5G networks. The next generation network needs to be faster, more reliable, and more secure than its predecessors.

one year ago by Sam Holland

Are Electronics Manufacturers Ready for 5G Implementation?

To deliver on 5G’s promises, electronics manufacturers need to produce new components to support 5G networks. The next generation network needs to be faster, more reliable and more secure than its predecessors.

one year ago by Lianne Frith

Getting Familiar with 5G: What Is It Exactly and How Does It Work?

The anticipation of the arrival of 5G is growing by the day, with the first 5G-enabled smartphone expected to reach consumers this year.

one year ago by Lianne Frith

What Sets ABET Accredited Engineering University Programmes Apart?

Is formal accreditation mandatory for engineering programmes? Does it really help students to find work more easily than those that have studied at a non-accredited institution? We analyse the various aspects of ABET accreditation in detail.

one year ago by Sam Holland

Do We Need Speed Limiters? European Union Requires Speed-limiting for All Vehicles by 2022

Despite claims that driving at below average speeds increases the risk of accidents because drivers lose focus, speed is still a major contributor to motor vehicle accidents.

one year ago by Biljana Ognenova

Common Questions That Come Up in EE-related Job Interviews

In the electrical engineering field, like any other, a job applicant can face specific challenges when trying to stand out to recruiters.

one year ago by Sam Holland

Advancing IoT Development with SiTime MEMS Oscillators

AEL Crystals, the UK’s largest supplier of frequency control components, has recently added MEMS oscillators from SiTime Inc. to their IoT range.

one year ago by Gaber Intihar

Recommended Product Design Software for Junior Electrical Engineers

As an electrical engineer, especially if you are just starting out, it would be to your benefit to be able to have experience with a CAD package for electrical design.

one year ago by Sam Holland

Fluid Sensors Capable of Simultaneously Measuring Pressure and Temperature

Wenglor has introduced a compact range of fluid sensors that use the intelligent IO-Link 1.1 interface to simultaneously acquire the relative pressure and temperature of liquids and gases.

one year ago by Sam Holland

Optimising Thermal Management Measures for Electronics Design

Overheating is one of the biggest challenges that engineers face while designing products with printed circuit boards and other electronic components.

one year ago by Sam Holland

MATLAB and Simulink R2019a Update for AI, Aerospace, and Signal Analysis

Late March, MathWorks released the latest version of Simulink and MATLAB software: version R2019a. In this article, we look at the newest features available in the new update.

one year ago by Sam Holland

An Overview of C&K’s Snap Action Switches for High-Precision and Detection Applications

C&K has recently launched their LCW series of compact, sealed, snap-acting switches for high-accuracy and detection applications.

one year ago by Sam Holland

Bill of Materials Management: How to Improve BOM Systems for Product Development

What makes an effective bill of materials (BOM), and how can it be improved to satisfy the objectives of design engineers and makers alike?

one year ago by Sam Holland

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