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Delta Powers Europe’s Largest Solar Park with 3,500 High-Efficiency Inverters

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17  '21
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APPLIED MATERIALS INC. News

APPLIED MATERIALS INTRODUCES NEW PLAYBOOK FOR PROCESS CONTROL BASED ON BIG DATA AND AI

Applied Materials, Inc. today unveiled a major innovation in process control that uses Big Data and AI technology to help semiconductor manufacturers accelerate node development, speed time to revenue and earn more profits over the life of a node.

17  '21
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Toshiba News

COMPACT, LOW-PROFILE LDOS FROM TOSHIBA DELIVER LOW OUTPUT VOLTAGE NOISE ALONGSIDE EXCEPTIONAL OUTPUT VOLTAGE ACCURACY

Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH (“Toshiba”) has underlined its strength in power management by announcing the introduction of its new TCR5RG series. These low drop-out (LDO) voltage regulators cover an output voltage range of 0.9V to 5.0V, thereby giving them scope to be employed in a wide variety of potential applications. They have a 100dB ripple rejection ratio (when operating at a 1kHz frequency). This has been achieved through the combination of a wide-gap internal circuit topology, an integrated high-speed operational amplifier supporting low noise operation, plus low-pass filtering.

17  '21
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Yamaha Motor News

A Lasting Partnership Builds Powerful Solutions

Yamaha Robotics SMT Section is a trusted supplier of surface-mount assembly solutions, with six generations of high-speed precision mounters in action on the RSG Elotech production lines. In this article, we look at some of the highlights of the enduring connection between our two companies.

17  '21
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Delta Electronics

Delta Electronics Joins RE100 — 100% Renewable Electricity and Carbon Neutrality Targets for Its Global Operations by 2030

Delta, a global leader in power and thermal management solutions, today announced it has joined RE100, a global initiative bringing together the world’s most influential businesses that entails the commitment of 100% renewable energy use and carbon neutrality in their global operations. With the aforementioned pledge, Delta becomes the first high-tech company in Taiwan to target the RE100 goal by 2030. Delta implemented Science Based Targets (SBTs) in 2017, committing to a reduction in carbon intensity by 56.6% by 2025. In 2020, its carbon intensity dropped by more than 32% and renewable energy usage rate is expected to cover about 45% of its total electricity consumption. Delta’s board of directors and ESG committee have also set an internal carbon price of US$300 per metric ton in 2021 for its global operations to further encourage lower carbon emissions. That carbon fee will fund internal energy conservation projects and the procurement of renewable energy. These initiatives underscore Delta’s continuous contributions towards carbon neutrality, a pillar of sustainable development.

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