RS Components signs franchise deal with Infineon RS Components (RS), has announced it has signed a global franchise agreement with Infineon Technologies.
The agreement provides design engineers and purchasing professionals with access to Infineonâs extensive product portfolio, which features innovations in power, automotive, security ICs, wireless and MCUs.
Additional benefits for RS customers via its DesignSpark online engineering platform and community, include highlighting the latest products and technologies from Infineon, and providing a resource for shared technical and industry knowledge to support faster commercial availability of new engineering designs.
âWith the expansion of our direct e-Tailer network we are very confident of broadening our customer base as a result of the complementary customer access of RS,â said Susanne Horn, VP Distribution & EMS Management Europe & Global e-Tailer at Infineon. âFurthermore, the offered
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Prediction: No one with a beating heart, and that includes both genders, will make it through the final scene of The Waverly Gallery without gulping, or more likely, tears.
We all have in our personal life boxes family members like Gladys, the aging activist who is losing her hearing, her art gallery and her mental wiring. We have relatives like her grim-faced daughter, Ellen, who loves her mother and fears a similar future. We know people like the artist Don, clueless, sincere and, in the end, harmless if helpless attachments to our frustrations.
And we have youth like Daniel, Gladys grandson, who comes of emotional age learning the extent of his parents devotion while watching the utter inability of it to stem Gladys decline. The Studio Players production opens Friday, Jan. 15, and if it is the tragedy of a horse galloping toward the cliff, it s also the story of familial love pulling mightily to hold that horse back.