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TE Connectivity once again has been named to the Dow Jones Sustainability Index. This achievement marks TE’s ninth consecutive year on the Index and follows the release of TE’s first ever enterprise-wide corporate responsibility strategy, One Connected World.

Teledyne e2v announced that its popular LS1046-Space processor has now passed stringent total ionizing dose (TID) radiation tests, achieving 100krad resilience.

A complete range of predefined systems for testing to the latest EMC military, commercial and automotive standards as well as wireless component testing.

Teledyne e2v has underlined its commitment to revolutionizing RF systems through the ongoing development of highly-differentiated mixed signal solutions. The company has successfully demonstrated next generation data converter technology that its engineering team is currently in the process of testing. 

EDI CON Online 2020, an interactive event that was held every Tuesday in October 2020, provided training and keynote sessions for engineers working on RF, microwave, EMC/EMI, signal integrity, and power integrity designs.

Steve McGeary and Mike Dunne, directors of Samtec’s Precision RF business, discuss how RF was a natural extension of Samtec’s signal integrity portfolio and how that capability differentiates Samtec’s RF and mmWave offering.

The close collaboration on an automotive test platform between Rohde & Schwarz and UNH-IOL benefits OEMs, Tier1s, Tier2s, and system integrators who want to submit their products for compliance test certification.

The breakthrough MAX77655 single-inductor multiple output (SIMO) power management IC (PMIC) from Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. provides the highest density power solution for extremely compact next-generation devices.

Keysight Technologies, Inc., announced the Infiniium 8-channel oscilloscope technology, which is now available via both distribution and direct channels.

Gowanda Components Group has announced the completion of a nearly 50 percent expansion at its DYCO Electronics facility in Hornell, New York. The 12,000 sq. ft. expansion will help the company address market demand for its products, enhance work flow, and improve operational efficiency.