Industry News

Leading materials testing laboratory adds shock, vibration, and HALT/HASS testing services through strategic Utah acquisition.

Advanced 100W GaN amplifier delivers 500-2500 MHz coverage for military counter-UAS systems.

Spectrum Instrumentation introduces its new flagship Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWGs) with a maximum of 6 channels at 10 GS/s or 12 channels at 5 GS/s output speed.

Würth Elektronik expands its portfolio of components for the mains input: The new series of WCAP-FTY2 film capacitors is optimized for use in noise suppression and complies with X1 or Y2 safety classes in accordance with IEC 60384-14.

Apex Test Labs has acquired the operations of Bureau Veritas’ electrical testing laboratory in Auburn Hills, Michigan, significantly expanding its electrical component testing capabilities.

TDK Corporation announces the introduction of the single-phase D1SE series to TDK-Lambda’s extensive range of DIN-rail mount power supplies.

Vitrek, LLC, a maker of high-precision measurement equipment, has integrated the MTI Trim Balance Wizard, an advanced guided-balancing interface into its PBS eXpress turbine vibration and balancing system for smaller frame jet engines.

Saelig Company, Inc. announces the AIM-TTi ATG1005 Touchscreen Function Generator, which uses advanced Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS) technology to deliver high-quality, low-distortion Sine, Square and Pulse waveforms to 5MHz, and triangle waveforms to 500kHz.

One year after launching its flagship 63xx series of Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWGs), Spectrum Instrumentation now introduces a new Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS) option, significantly expanding the functionality of these already powerful instruments.

Würth Elektronik ICS has undergone its most recent evaluation by EcoVadis and has been awarded the Gold Medal for its sustainability performance. After receiving a Silver rating last year, the provider of electromechanical and electronic solutions for signal and power distribution in commercial vehicles and mobile machinery improved its score by twelve points, reaching 81 out of 100.