A recent market study found that the passive and interconnecting electronic component industry should see global growth from sales in 2019 of $171 billion to $257 billion by 2025.... Read More

The memory chip industry had thought pricing and profits would increase in 2020, as Samsung predicted in January; however, like most industries the global pandemic has caused a short circuit to those predictions... Read More

For the past few months, smart device companies have been developing methods to collect data that can be used to track early contraction of the coronavirus.... Read More

Today, June 23rd, is International Women in Engineering Day (INWED), started in 2014 to mark the 95th anniversary of the Women’s Engineering Society started at the end of World War 1. This event has grown from its origins in England to be a global event supported by UNESCO.... Read More

On the eve of International Women in Engineering Day, while many companies have few women engineers in any of their company’s departments, Honeywell has 3 female engineers who have important roles in the space program.... Read More

Despite the uphill battle women have historically had making their way in the engineering world, many have broken through the barriers to help improve our world. Below are just ten worthy of your attention, there are many, many more.... Read More

While engineering took some time to become a recognized study discipline at universities, students would study science or mathematics and then specialize in engineering work after getting a degree. Women had to fight for admission to universities, long before the first of them entered tertiary educa... Read More

Recently the use of ultraviolet light as a method for fighting Covid-19 has become a hot topic. While it is not something to use internally in the human body, it is a method that can be used for disinfecting areas, particularly for medical facilities.... Read More

Neutrik’s robust, locking connector and cabling products are deployed widely throughout the medical industry.... Read More

Phoenix Contact has added to its SPTAF line of products with a new PCB terminal block designed to meet Ex eb protection set by the International Electrotechnical Commission 60079-7 guidelines for components used in potentially explosive areas.... Read More