Littelfuse, Inc. has introduced two new series of its popular NANO2® Subminiature Fuse, each of which provides surge tolerance and circuit protection against overload conditions for downstream components. Both feature highly compact surface mountable packages for high design flexibility in space-constrained applications; the SMT design supports higher placement speed and higher yields during product manufacturing. With a 1206 (3.15×1.5mm) footprint,
Delta Electronics has extended the CliQ II DIN rail power supply series with a new model offering two-phase 2 x 180-550Vac (for L-L) or single-phase 180-305Vac (for L-N) for 24V/5A output. The DRP-24V120W2BN has safety approvals for single phase and two phase input according to IEC/EN/UL 60950-1 and UL 508 safety standards. The product features wide ac input voltage for
CUI Inc. today announced a family of compact 400W ac-dc power supplies to its power portfolio. The PCM-400 series is housed in four optional chassis mount case styles, including a compact U-frame measuring 6 x 4 x 1.5 inches (152.4 x 101.6 x 38.1 mm) and enclosed versions with top or rear fan options. Featuring a wide range of available
Toshiba Electronics Europe (TEE) has announced the launch of a wireless power receiver IC, TC7765WBG, and a transmitter IC, TB6865AFG Enhanced Version, as a 10-watt-class wireless power solution for smartphones, tablets and mobile accessories using the Qi Standard Low Power Specifications version 1.1, defined by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC). Sample shipments start from the end of this month, with
Delta Group will unveil its eye-catching “Delta Smart Green House” and showcase its Vivitek projectors, Innergie mobile power solutions, Breez ventilation fans, WX series interactive whiteboard, and smart EV chargers at CES 2015. Delta’s latest technology innovations help consumers and businesses achieve a smarter, greener lifestyle. Delta’s Chairman, Mr. Yancey Hai will attend the show and share Delta’s unique brand
Solar PV is rapidly expanding its footprint. Panels are coming to more rooftops, industrial parks, carports and even backpacks. It’s also, increasingly, being installed on top of water. Kyocera Corporation and Century Tokyo Leasing Corporation announced this week that Kyocera TCL Solar, a joint venture between the two companies, will develop a 13.4-megawatt floating solar power plant in Japan’s Yamakura
Sometimes energy makes headlines, sometimes it doesn’t. But it almost always has important implications for the global economy, the environment, and our day-to-day lives. Here are ten energy statistics from 2014 that capture some of the most noteworthy trends of the year, and that will shape the energy world in the years to come. Coal is America’s largest source of electricity, but
At first glance, 2014 wasn’t such a great year in the world of smart grid, with slowdowns in deployment of smart meters, distribution automation and other key new grid technologies, a lackluster record of VC investment compared to years past, and growing uncertainties over the financial viability of traditional utilities. But these challenges also helped define the opportunities for companies,
Back in 2013, Greentech Media came up with the term “grid edge” to encompass the new world of rooftop solar PV, behind-the-meter batteries, energy-smart buildings and other distributed, customer-owned energy assets. We also predicted that utilities and governments would need to take on these non-traditional challenges sooner rather than later, if they wanted to convert them from existential threat into
I drove a Prius C for two years and it just felt too big. Even this itty-bitty car drags around about 2,500 pounds of steel and plastic while it’s also dragging the driver around. And each time the gas engine kicked in when the car reached about 15 mph, it felt like a mini-tragedy. No more pure electric drive; now