Category: Electronics
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Taoglas is shrinking multi-radio antenna integration into tighter device footprints. Its new FXP30x and PC30x families combine cellular, GNSS, and Wi‑Fi support in flexible and rigid PCB formats for compact connected products.
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Zel Components has launched a new platform for certified sourcing. The site combines sample-led evaluation, vetted manufacturing partners, and local inventory to widen access to alternative parts across Europe.
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Delta is bringing a tightly integrated electronics stack to LogiMAT. Charging, 3D time-of-flight vision, motion control, industrial computing, and robotics are being shown as one coordinated intralogistics platform.
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MARS Bioimaging has secured FDA clearance for portable photon-counting CT. The decision opens the US market for a compact upper-extremity imaging system built around detector technology originally developed through CERN’s Medipix3 work.
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Photon Bridge has secured InP foundry backing for laser engines. The deal with CPFC supports its roadmap for multi-wavelength external laser sources targeting AI infrastructure and advanced sensing applications.
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Element has opened a faster UK route into U.S. certification. Its Skelmersdale laboratory can now test and certify hazardous-location equipment for the U.S. market directly from one site, cutting overseas hand-offs and shortening approval timelines.
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CEA-Leti and NcodiN are taking optical interconnects wafer-scale. Their collaboration moves nanolaser-based photonic interposers onto a 300 mm silicon photonics process aimed at future AI and high-bandwidth computing packages.
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Advanced Energy is targeting tighter mechanical envelopes in medical electronics. Its new 200W LPP200 open-frame series combines a 19mm profile with medical and industrial approvals for compact embedded systems.
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Nanopower has taken its nPZero power-saving IC into volume production. The move takes its ultra-low-power companion architecture from evaluation boards into higher-volume IoT design-ins.
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Farnell has added Same Sky to its global distribution roster. The deal gives Same Sky wider reach through Farnell in EMEA, Newark in North America, and element14 in Asia Pacific.