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The EW BrightSparks Awards, a partnership between Electronics Weekly and RS Grass Roots, held its celebratory award event at the headquarters of the IET in

Mike England (pictured) has two missions - the first to inform customers and investors that the company formerly known by the parent brand Electrocomponent

The founding of Inmos, 40 years ago this July, provoked reactions from across the world. Here are a few of them reported in Electronics Weekly at the time:

A NEW camera tube for ultra-violet, the Uvicon, is claimed by Westinghouse Electric International to be 200 times more sensitive than Vidicon type tubes. S

NXP will be launching its new microcontroller portfolio at Embedded World next week, which will be replacing its LPC family and the (formerly Freescale) Ki

Schurter has created snap-in filtered IEC C20 mains inlet connectors to speed up assembly. Part of the company's EC12 filter series, they include a single-

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Call it synchronicity, or manually setting a 16-bit number in an Arduino, or how to turn an OLED into a rotary dial...

FULLER details of the new Westinghouse Electric development of a silicon carbide transistor capable of operating at above 650 deg. F were given in a paper

Imagination Technologies is offering early-stage companies access to IP for four of its PowerVR Series8XE GPUs and three Series3NX neural network accelerat