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The SHYNE (Spanish Hydrogen Network) project, comprised of 33 entities from various sectors, was presented today at Campus Repsol, the headquarters of the multi-energy company. It brings together 22 companies and eleven associations, technology centers, and universities under Repsol's leadership with the aim of promoting renewable hydrogen projects across all sectors of the Spanish economy and fostering rapid and effective decarbonization through this energy vector, which is considered a key element of the energy transition.
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Pickering Electronics has increased the insulation voltage ratings for its popular Series 104 compact high-voltage reed relays to 4kV. For the new versions, this translates to an improved breakout voltage of 1000VDC compared to the previous Series 104 product offering.
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Allegro MicroSystems, Inc. ("Allegro") has announced its new A19360 wheel speed and distance sensor for use in emerging applications in advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). This innovative GMR (giant magnetoresistive) technology sensor provides automakers with the signal resolution and reliability required for advanced levels of automation in passenger vehicles and mobility service applications.
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Epson Ibérica has appointed Jordi Yagües as the new Business Manager of its Commercial & Industrial Printing division. In his new role, Yagües will help consolidate growth in commercial and industrial printing, aligning with major industry trends such as the increasing interest in personalization and the demand for more sustainable solutions. “I am taking on this new challenge with great enthusiasm, energy, and a strong desire to learn,” said Yagües. “Commercial & Industrial Printing is a key division for Epson, and I am eager to start working with the team and build on the growth we have experienced in recent years.”
A graduate in industrial engineering with a specialization in electronics from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Jordi Yagües has over 19 years of experience at Epson, holding various positions of responsibility within the multinational. He began his career at Epson in April 2002 in the technical department, providing support to corporate clients. Three years later, he became a product engineer for System Devices and Dot Matrix printers, and since 2007 he has served as Business Manager in the Business Systems division. “From my first day, I have been constantly amazed by the company’s continuous innovation in its technological offerings. In this new role, I want to help strengthen and further develop Epson’s leading position in large-format solutions, and continue to be the benchmark partner in the sector, placing sustainability and customer satisfaction at the heart of everything we do.”
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Salicru has introduced the VR EQX range of voltage regulators, the ideal solution for preventing shutdowns in grid-connected photovoltaic installations caused by overvoltage and/or undervoltage in the power line. These new devices ensure that the grid voltage reaching the solar inverter remains within the minimum and maximum limits established by current regulations in Spain.
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The European Union is driving the transition to a circular economy to boost its global competitiveness, sustainable economic growth, and job creation. Recycling is positioned as a key sector for both the environment and industry, and companies in the plastics sector are aware of this, as well as the need to adapt to continuous changes and the sector's increasing environmental and quality demands.
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The sixth and latest generation SI6 drive regulator, with a width of only 45 mm, is a dynamic drive component that operates imperceptibly and reliably in the background, even during demanding movements. The STO (Safe Torque Off) and SS1 (Safe Stop 1) functions are integrated. In the SI6 series, these functions are certified according to EN 13849-1 for PL e, cat. 4, and can be used without production-interrupted functional testing.
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This year's SPS will be held in Nuremberg, Germany, from November 8-10, 2022, two weeks earlier than in previous years. This gives the entire industry peace of mind regarding the planning for the leading exhibition for intelligent and digital automation in these times.
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KONTAKT CHEMIE is launching a new product design that will be available in early 2022. The brand is introducing a fresh new look for its products, which include a host of innovations. Along with the design, this corporate rebranding also features a new color system that clearly indicates the product type, a helpful feature for customers.
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Another year of crisis due to COVID-19 has shown that the momentum for innovative power solutions has barely slowed, although this progress comes with its own set of challenges. The following three examples illustrate how each sector can capitalize on the surge in electrification and the growing need for modular solutions, among other challenges and trends the industry will experience as we approach the third year of a global pandemic.
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When it comes to medical equipment, choosing the best option should be based on a thorough understanding of the area it will cover. In the field of radiology, specialists have two general options: commercial displays and medical-grade displays.
Commercial displays often market themselves as offering specifications that appear similar to those found in medical-grade monitors; however, these supposed benefits are far from reality, as there are key differentiators that only certified displays offer radiologists.
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Printed pressure sensors are a well-established technology, used in applications such as automotive occupancy sensors, electric pianos, and some medical devices. To date, these sensors have always relied on piezoresistive materials, where applied pressure increases conductivity. In contrast, despite significant R&D, printed piezoelectric sensors, where applied pressure generates a voltage, have so far struggled to gain market share.
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