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EMITECH

The Emitech Group is expanding its activities in the field of electric mobility with test facilities dedicated to hydrogen fuel cells and equipments

The Emitech Group offers a variety and a number of unique test facilities in France, constantly evolving with the aim of supporting its customers’ innovation, in particular in the field of electric mobility. The Group already has significant test facilities available in this field. For example there is the EMCEM facility, which aims to characterize an electric vehicle motor from the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) point of view, as well as test benches for high-voltage (HV) batteries, power electronics, calculators etc. It announces new equipment and facilities for tests in the field of hydrogen (fuel cells systems, tanks + valves). The implementation of the hydrogen sector by several stakeholders and regions in France is a strong axis of the energy transition.

E-Peas News

E-PEAS Industry’s First Energy Harvesting Optimized Antenna

e-peas has now added an antenna solution to its expanding product portfolio with the goal of providing a complete set of all the essential components required for RF energy harvesting. This antenna will complement the company’s established series of energy harvesting dedicated power management ICs.

Anritsu News

Anritsu, in Collaboration with Qualcomm, Verifies Industry First Enhanced Network Slicing and Power Saving Tests for 5G New Radio Standalone

Anritsu Corporation is pleased to announce that the first enhanced Network Slicing and User Equipment (UE) power saving Protocol Conformance Tests for 5G New Radio (NR) Standalone (SA) have been verified on the 5G NR Mobile Device Test Platform ME7834NR powered by the Snapdragon® X65 5G Modem-RF System, the world’s first Release 16 modem-RF system.

TDK News

HDD Heads: TDK reports successfully shipped prototype HDD-Heads with next generation recording technology, MAS-MAMR

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) announces that it has successfully shipped prototype heads with next generation recording technology, MAS-MAMR, which is co-developed with Toshiba Corporate R&D Center and Toshiba Electric Devices & Storage Corporation.

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