Shopping for displays?
Impact Components offers buyers an outline for identifying the right product and supplier for display applications. First, depending on the application, identify the display type: LCD or OLED. Due to how mature the technology is, liquid crystal displays are the standard for applications such as medical, automation, military, automotive, avionics, digital signage and consumer use. Organic LED displays—boasting high contrast, true-to-life colors and low power consumption—are popular for professional video industry and consumer applications from mobile phones to TVs. OLEDs do have drawbacks, though. Even using the latest technology, OLEDs suffer short longevity (MTBF to half brightness) and can be…
EA Elektro-Automatik Offers Bidirectional DC Power Supplies and Regenerative DC Loads for Testing Fuel Cells
In response to demand for growing hydrogen fuel cell development and test, EA Elektro-Automatik, the global leader in DC power…
Electronics Open Day
ELECTRONICS OPEN DAY! When? 1st September 2021, 9am registration Where? ART Ltd, Essex, CM8 3YQ Following the move to our…
ERNI launches distribution collaboration with Arrow Electronics
ERNI Electronics announces collaboration with Arrow Electronics to better serve established industries and activate new customers in the EMEA market….
Advanced Military Connector range, the AMC® Series T
A new addition to the Advanced Military Connector range, the AMC® Series T offers three locking variants in one connector….
Better Together: Co-Located Trade Shows for the manufacturing and engineering sector
Nineteen Group, and Rapid News Group are pleased to announce a 3-year partnership to collocate their UK manufacturing and engineering…
Time for idea exchange
With the electronic components industry facing an uncertain business climate and supply-chain challenges, manufacturers, distributors and sales representatives are encouraged…
TDK offers a new screw terminal series with high current capability and long service life
TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) presents the EPCOS aluminum electrolytic capacitors B43706* and B43726* series with screw terminals. The new components are…
Excelitas Technologies Introduces Enhanced Low-Capacitance InGaAs PIN Photodiodes
Excelitas Technologies Corp., a global technology leader delivering innovative, customized photonic solutions, today announced its enhanced product family of low-capacitance…
Business booms for high-service distributors
An increase in design engineering activity and tight supply of chips and other components is resulting in skyrocketing sales for…
As lead times lengthen, counterfeit and fraud risks grow
TTI’s VP total quality, Kevin Sink, examines ways that counterfeiters and other criminal elements are taking advantage of uncertainty to…
Business booms for high-service distributors
An increase in design engineering activity and tight supply of chips and other components is resulting in skyrocketing sales for high-service distributors. High-service electronics distributors…
Unmasking workplace and company culture
John Denslinger wonders what post pandemic workplaces will look like given all the data squarely points to hybrid. A careful look at a CDC demographic…
It’s not just semiconductors that are in short supply
Lead times are stretching and prices are rising for passives, connectors and power supplies. It’s no secret that electronics purchasers are being challenged by allocations,…
It’s not just about inventory and timely delivery anymore
Buyers need distributors to provide more technical advice, market intelligence and cost-reducing value-added and supply chain services. In the not-so- distant past the expectations that…
Unmasking workplace and company culture
John Denslinger wonders what post pandemic workplaces will look like given all the data squarely points to hybrid. A careful look at a CDC demographic shows 62 per cent of…
America – Essential component battleground
John Denslinger investigates EV batteries and how their associated manufacturing and distribution supply chains represent new electronics industry frontier. I n April’s editorial I discussed the ‘small but big impact’…
Restoring order post pandemic
John Denslinger explores some of the challenges facing the global electronics supply chain as it emerges unevenly from pandemic controls. While medical teams, financial institutions and governments continue working tirelessly…
Small but big impact
John Denslinger investigates why supply constraints of the tiniest components can have significant consequences for even the biggest industries. A WSJ article published in mid-February spoke to the impact of…
5G: just in time for work from home
John Denslinger shows how 5G is turning the ‘work from home’ phenomenon from an emergency solution to a sustainable and infinitely more productive alternative. Covid is once again rewriting ‘business…
Business booms for high-service distributors
An increase in design engineering activity and tight supply of chips and other components is resulting in skyrocketing sales for high-service distributors. High-service electronics distributors have weathered the coronavirus pandemic…
It’s not just about inventory and timely delivery anymore
Buyers need distributors to provide more technical advice, market intelligence and cost-reducing value-added and supply chain services. In the not-so- distant past the expectations that many electronics purchasers had of…
Distributors expect 5G will boost business for years
Fifth-generation wireless technology’s speed and low latency will enable new applications and increase component demand. Industrial, defense and aerospace and communications have always been important customer segments for electronics distributors,…
Distributors see increased opportunities from automotive
Some distributors say their sales to the automotive supply chain are rising because of semiconductor shortages, rising electronic content in cars and the trend towards electric vehicles. Automotive represents a…
Strong demand, limited capacity will boost PMIC tags
Expect a seller’s market for power management integrated circuits for the rest of the year because of strong demand and limited production capacity. A double-digit increase in unit demand, tight…
Tight supply and less price erosion is expected for 32-bit MCUs
Growing demand from key customer segments and the transition from 16-bit and 8-bit MCUs to 32-bit microcontrollers will result in robust sales growth for 32-bit controllers. Semiconductor buyers can expect…
The buyer’s market for high-brightness LEDs will continue in 2021
While demand for high-brightness LEDs will grow this year, availability will remain high and prices will decline because of overcapacity. Oversupply, overall weaker demand from key customer segments and declining…
MPU market will grow as demand, prices increase
Increased computer sales during the pandemic has resulted in greater demand for microprocessors. Semiconductor buyers can expect average prices for microprocessors to increase about 3.2 per cent over the next…
