Category: Products
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Europe’s electrification plan will reshape industrial electronics demand through 2040. Power semiconductors, drives, storage, charging, sensing, and grid-control hardware will carry a growing share of the investment.
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e-peas has raised $22m to expand energy-harvesting semiconductor development internationally. The Belgian company will scale commercial activity and broaden products for battery-free and long-life connected devices.
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Aetina will support NVIDIA’s new Jetson T3000 and T2000 modules. Fan-cooled and fanless DeviceEdge systems will extend Thor-class physical AI into lower-power robotics platforms.
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Microchip has introduced an industrial 90W Power over Ethernet midspan. The PD-9601GCI adds IEEE 802.3bt power to existing Gigabit networks without replacing the installed switch.
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Samsung has begun mass production of its PCIe 6.0 SSD. The PM1763 combines ninth-generation V-NAND, a 4nm controller, high throughput, liquid-cooling optimisation, and hardware security.
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TT Electronics will present high-density aerospace power systems at Farnborough. Its portfolio includes high-voltage conversion, bidirectional platforms, VPX supplies, SiC modules, magnetics, and electronic assemblies.
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DigiKey now stocks Analog Devices’ MAX17639 10A synchronous buck converter. The device accepts inputs to 36V and integrates the switching stage, monitoring, and protection functions.
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MEMSensing has introduced conditioned pressure sensors covering ranges from 5kPa. The compact MSPC01 family targets airflow, medical equipment, HVAC, filtration, and industrial-control applications.
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Samtec has released a solderless angled RF launch reaching 67GHz. The 185-AL connector improves cable access around densely populated test boards while supporting repeatable, field-replaceable connections.
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Messe Frankfurt has acquired London’s professional LiGHT Expo exhibition business. The existing organising team will remain involved as the event joins the international portfolio built around Light + Building.