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Transmitting Kilowatts Contactlessly

A team at the Technical University of Munich and Würth Elektronik designed a coil with superconducting wires to transmit power of more than 5 kW contactless. The wide range of conceivable applications includes autonomous industrial robots, medical…

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It is time

2020 is over and there are huge expectations for 2021, which is still a young year. Hope…

Distribution of Fuel Cell Technology

Toyota Prepares Sales of Fuel Cell Modules in Japan

Starting this spring, Toyota plans to begin selling fuel cell modules to companies that…

EBV Elektronik

BridgeSwitch MB solution with Power Integrations device

EBV Elektronik demonstrates the design simplicity with the Power Integrations BridgeSwitch…

Kontron at embedded world 2021

Digitalization for the industry

At embedded world 2021 digital, embedded company Kontron will present its latest…

Glass separators for Li-ion batteries

Safe high-tech batteries for electric cars

The operational reliability of lithium-ion batteries depends crucially on separators that…

Embedded world 2021 DIGITAL

The Winners of the embedded award 2021

Prof. Dr. Axel Sikora announced the winners of this year's embedded award via video…

Seco still on course for growth

On the way to carbon-free production

The Italian electronics company Seco is represented with a virtual booth at embedded world…

COM-HPC

PICMG announces official ratification

The open specification for high performance compute modules »COM-HPC« is approved by the…

Panel of Experts

China’s role in the global semiconductor industry

A panel of experts entitled "China and its role in the global semiconductor value chain"…