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62 years ago TI published this ad in Electronics Weekly’s edition of April 19th 1961:

The recent compulsory update to RS' DesignSpark Mechanical version 6, does not look like version 5 and some features have been moved or deleted. Don't get

The UK has rejoined the European 'Horizon' research programme, having been a big hitter in the programme's predecessors when the UK was part of the EU. It

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We are asking readers of Electronics Weekly to choose the winner of the University Research Project of the Year in this year's Elektra Awards. The award We are asking readers of Electronics Weekly to choose the winner of the University Research Project of the Year in this year's Elektra Awards. The award is kindly sponsored by Panasonic Industry Europe.

A joint memorandum of understanding between the US authorities NASA and the FCC was recently promulgated. Its purpose is to provide “a basis for

Only a few weeks ago Onsemi announced that its silicon carbide power transistors are to be used in BorgWarner Viper electric vehicle traction inverters,

GALLIUM arsenide tunnel diodes announced by Texas Instruments are the first commercially available gallium arsenide devices in the world. So, 63 years

Infineon recently released 650V H variants of its gen 7 IGBTs, without a lot of detail on how they differ from the rest of gen 7, so Electronics Weekly

Danish company Vind-Vind is developing a turbulence model for the effect of wind on structures in complex environments. It will eventually include the