Category: Industrial
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Mouser is stocking Murata’s SCA3400-D01 accelerometer for structural monitoring, machine control, and rugged industrial sensing designs.
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ASMPT has updated WORKS Monitoring with deeper SMT-line data visibility. The new release adds more granular filtering, richer visualisation, and earlier deviation detection across live production environments.
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OMC is highlighting fibre-optic links for high-voltage applications where electrical isolation, interference resistance, and consistent link behaviour are critical. The company is producing matched optical links for demanding power-system environments.
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Antaira Technologies has achieved SEMI E187 certification for industrial switch solutions used in semiconductor manufacturing, underlining the rising importance of embedded cybersecurity controls inside fab infrastructure.
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STMicroelectronics has introduced the TSB192 dual operational amplifier, adding low-offset, low-drift precision performance for signal-conditioning, instrumentation, and sensor-interface applications.
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Vision Engineering has launched the EDGE metrology range, spanning manual and automated benchtop systems intended to tighten inspection throughput and measurement consistency in precision manufacturing environments.
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Panasonic Industry has introduced the FX-250 digital fibre sensor, combining faster response, simplified threshold setting, and lower operating overhead for compact factory automation and difficult-part detection tasks.
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QNX and NVIDIA have expanded their collaboration around NVIDIA IGX Thor, combining QNX OS for Safety 8.0 with the Halos Safety Stack for robotics, medical, and industrial systems. The move pushes mixed-criticality edge AI closer to a unified production platform.
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Farnell has added Lovato Electric’s automation and protection hardware to its industrial portfolio, bringing contactors, switch disconnectors, motor-protection relays, safety devices, signalling products, and circuit-protection components into a broader stocked channel for control and power applications.
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Rochester Electronics is extending authorised availability of Infineon’s Neuron processors beyond end of life, keeping long-lived LonWorks control designs in production at a point where redesign is costly and, in many cases, there is no direct alternative for LON network communication.