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ODU has introduced high-voltage variants into its medical connector range. Medi-Snap High Voltage are designed for "transmission of high pulse and

Although the deadline is fast approaching, we are still open for entries for EW BrightSparks 2023 to highlight the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today!

Nordic Semiconductor has announced EEMBC benchmarks for its forthcoming multi-protocol nRF54H20 wireless microcontroller, which combines multiple Arm

SiTime has used MEMS instead of quartz crystals to make an oven-controlled oscillator with ±1ppb frequency stability and ±0.02ppb/°C frequency slope - all

A revealing picture of many of the acute problems facing the radio and television industry in the Soviet Union is given in a recent article in the

Texas Instruments has added an analogue version of the non-optical replacement for digital opto-isolators it just revealed. Called 'opto-emulators', both

Cornell University has demonstrated a way to move an insect-like robot using mini-explosions. It has four hollow disc-like feet with elastomer membranes

Rohde & Schwarz has introduced 5GHz instantaneous bandwidth front-ends for its automotive radar test set-up. AREG8-81WS (monostatic - single antenna)

Toshiba has released the promised expansion of its TCTH0xxxE multi-point over-temperature alarm IC family. Each of these simple ICs, (branded

Researchers at the University of Washington have created a battery-free robot that falls through the air in aero-dynamically unstable or stable ways on