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Electronex – Australia’s largest Electronics Expo in September

July 31, 2017NewsMike Wheeler

Australia’s only dedicated trade event for the electronics industry, Electronex,- Electronics Design and Assembly Expo will be held in Melbourne on 6 -7 September. Over 90 companies will be participating which also features a technical conference and free seminars featuring leading international and local industry experts. The event is open to electronics buyers and decision … Continue reading Electronex – Australia’s largest Electronics Expo in September →

PC/104-Plus computer features Intel “Kaby Lake” processor

May 11, 2017NewsMike Wheeler

Unitronix has released VersaLogic’s Liger a rugged new PC/104-Plus single-board computer (SBC) based on Intel’s new high performance “Kaby Lake” processor. Liger combines high processing and video performance, moderate power consumption (12-14W typ.), hardware-level security, and backwards compatibility with systems using PC/104-Plus ISA or PCI expansion. It includes an extensive set of features including the … Continue reading PC/104-Plus computer features Intel “Kaby Lake” processor →

Mini circuits BW-VX-1W54+ series operate to 50GHz

May 11, 2017NewsMike Wheeler

Mini-Circuits have introduced the BW-VX-1W54+ series – a precision fixed attenuator that operates from DC to 50GHz. They are available in multiple attenuation configurations from 3 dB to 20 dB (3, 6, 10, and 20 dB), can handle up to 1 watt of average power and have a typical VSWR of 1.20:1 providing efficient power … Continue reading Mini circuits BW-VX-1W54+ series operate to 50GHz →

Whizz! Bang! Wow! – CeBIT 2017

May 11, 2017NewsMike Wheeler

The best of Australian and global technology innovations will be on show at CeBIT Australia this month, including automated and futuristic public transport, driverless cars, remote computer access, 3D scanning and holographic display technology, when the event opens at the International Convention Centre Sydney, 23-25 May 2017. The Australian and New Zealand Driverless Vehicle Initiative … Continue reading Whizz! Bang! Wow! – CeBIT 2017 →

Swedish workers volunteer to get micro chipped

May 10, 2017NewsMike Wheeler

It sounds like something out of a Dystopian novel or movie – Swedish company Epicenter has injected some of its staff with microchips. Before civil rights’ activists get up in arms, people need to know that the microchipping has been voluntary, says Epicenter CEO Patrick Mesterton. Epicenter offered staff to be embedded with a microchip … Continue reading Swedish workers volunteer to get micro chipped →

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