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The BlueNRG-M0 and BlueNRG-M2 from STMicroelectronics are easy to use Bluetooth® low energy master/slave network processor modules.
Anglia announces a considerable expansion in the range of LED optics and PCB accessories it offers following the signing of a distribution agreement with Bivar Inc
06 May 2020
In a world first for semiconductor and other test equipment, Omron Electronic Components Europe has created a MOSFET relay module that minimized leakage current.
Analog Devices has expanded its suite of Power by Linear µModule regulators with the introduction of the LTM4700 step-down DC/DC power regulator
STMicroelectronics have introduced the LED1202 a 12-channel low quiescent current LED driver, the device guarantees 5V output driving capability with each channel able to provide up to 20mA with a headroom voltage of 350 mV (typ.) only
26 April 2020
Anglia Components has been appointed UK and Ireland distributor for Hongfa Europe GmbH for its full range of electro-mechanical relays
Anglia is now offering an expanded range of discrete semiconductors after signing a distribution agreement covering the UK and Ireland with Panjit International Inc
06 April 2020
The new SNAIL Lens from Khatod has been designed to enable interior and exterior windows and doors on buildings to be illuminated by highlighting the reveal and frame structures.
The STEF01 device from STMicroelectronics is a universal integrated programmable electronic fuse optimized for monitoring output current and the input voltage on DC power lines.
Join Anglia, STMicroelectronics and CW for a free, 1-day practical workshop on motion MEMS and environmental sensors for industrial applications
02 April 2020
Hirose has introduced the DF52 series to deliver a space-saving, robust, wire-to-board connectivity solution for applications requiring more strength and durability.
Analog Devices has released the Power by Linear™ LTC3310S monolithic synchronous buck converter. The device’s fixed frequency peak current mode architecture is ideal for high step-down ratio applications that demand fast transient response.
