Incap reports sharply higher quarterly electronics manufacturing revenue and earnings. Its Lacon acquisition and defence-related orders contributed to growth, while component availability, Indian pricing pressure, and increased working capital remain operational constraints.
TDK-Lambda has introduced programmable supplies for emerging DC distribution systems. Its EDC family offers two power ratings, selectable output configurations, digital monitoring, and multi-unit operation for industrial conversion applications.
Würth Elektronik has detailed vertical copper busbars for high-current PCBs. PowerBusbar PF uses press-fit mounting, modular lengths, and heat-dissipating geometry to reinforce selected current paths on conventional circuit boards.
Rohde & Schwarz connects AI assistants directly to supported oscilloscopes. MXO AI Connect runs on a local computer, giving compatible models documented instrument commands, measurement access, and a route into repeatable test automation.
Vertiv is integrating cooling equipment with specialised fluid management services. Expanded Dow collaboration and a Solenis partnership add coolant chemistry, water treatment, commissioning and monitoring to its AI infrastructure offering.
Alps Alpine is extending its industrial sensing and interface demonstrations. Its electronica programme covers machine monitoring, operator controls and asset tracking, drawing on existing component and communications expertise.
FLUX has introduced dual-channel inductive encoders for redundant position feedback. IND-MAX DUAL offers separate sensor electronics in one housing, with sizes from 125 to 300 mm and up to 23-bit resolution.
TDK introduces two gas-filled DC contactor ranges for industrial systems. HVC28 supports operation up to 1,000 V, while HVC29 reaches 1,500 V; both offer continuous current variants from 300 to 600 A.