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The light we cannot see: Micromotors powering optical technology

02/02/2029

Optics is a branch of science that revolves around light. From cameras and lasers to fibre-optic cables and telescopes, our understanding of the way light behaves and of its properties has enabled its use in a vast array of practical applications. Here, Dave Walsha, Sales Manager at EMS, explains the key role micromotors play in driving a diverse range of optical applications.

Microchip launches radiation-tolerant power management device space applications

02/02/2029

The commercialisation of the Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) region is transforming space exploration and satellite communication at roughly 1,200 miles above Earth. For satellites successfully to operate and reach their destination, it is essential to select components that can withstand the harsh space environment.

Why the UK should follow the EU’s solar energy plan

02/02/2029

After COP27, Mary Robinson, Chair of the Elders Group, said that the world remains on the brink of climate catastrophe and progress made on cutting emissions has been too slow. As the UK watches the aftermath of this summit, all eyes are on Rishi Sunak’s cabinet to ensure the UK increases its efforts to reach net zero.

How PEI-Genesis’ three pillars gave it the operational certainty to navigate stormy market waters

02/02/2029

Like everyone, manufacturers globally face challenges caused by global issues such as coronavirus, Brexit and the war in Ukraine. However, despite the troubling times, manufacturers can protect themselves and provide certainty for customers by focusing on the things that are in their control, instead of worrying about geopolitical issues beyond their control.

Do electric vehicles need custom steering parts?

02/02/2029

The race to develop electric vehicles for the commercial vehicle market is moving rapidly. According to research from StartUs Insights, there are approximately 753 start-ups and emerging companies developing electric vehicles, with 257 in the US alone. Will the key players stick with conventional steering components in their vehicle design, or will they look for benefits in customisation?

Latest Features from DPA

The light we cannot see: Micromotors powering optical technology

Microchip launches radiation-tolerant power management device space applications

Why the UK should follow the EU’s solar energy plan

How PEI-Genesis’ three pillars gave it the operational certainty to navigate stormy market waters

Do electric vehicles need custom steering parts?