C&K has developed an anti-vandalism pushbutton switch series that has a short-body and is IP67 rated, Electronic Weekly reports.... Read More

Researchers from the UC Berkeley, Columbia University, U.S. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of Washington have been developing carbon-based computers using graphene nanoribbons as wires... Read More

Online Components is pleased to announce the addition of three new suppliers adding new potentiometers, thermistors and power supplies. Parts will be available shortly, as we welcome them aboard!... Read More

University of California San Diego researchers have used a disordered rock salt as a new anode material that takes minutes to safely recharge lithium-ion batteries.... Read More

Microchip Technology has announced new free toolkits for different products: the Ensemble Graphics Toolkit and the Icicle Development Kit for PolarFire FPGAs.... Read More

Semiconductor Intelligence has reported that electronics production has had slight improvements over the past three-month-average (3/12 change) with Asian countries showing higher improvement than in Europe or the US.... Read More

Online Components inventory can now be found on SnapEDA - the Internet’s first search engine for electronics design used by over a million engineers each year. This new collaboration was announced by SnapEDA today.... Read More

Stanford University researchers are developing the ability to measure power and storage capacity of batteries as they age, the university announced.... Read More

While every state in the union may not be seeing this increase in orders from Mexico, New Mexico state reports it has seen a major increase in buying from Mexico, as the pandemic creates issues with orders from Asia and Europe.... Read More

The nano-diamond battery, the concept for which was first detailed by researchers from the University of Bristol Cabot Institute during their annual lecture held in 2016, is getting closer to realization.... Read More