by Rosh | Feb 18, 2020 | Uncategorized
Exciting news! As many of you know Datateam Business Media have recently acquired What’s New in Electronics Live. We will be holding a media day on the: 4th March | 11:00am | The Penthouse Suite | The Grand Connaught Rooms | Covent Garden | London. For the opportunity to meet the team, that will be growing this event and to give you a better understanding on how this event can help your business please RSVP to hcampbell@datateam.co.uk as spaces are limited! We have invested massively into this area and we would like the chance to show you how we can help promote your company to the perfect audience.
by Doug | Sep 12, 2019 | Uncategorized
In just a few days time, the doors will open on What’s New in Electronics Live 2019, held for the first time at brand new venue NAEC Stoneleigh Park in the heart of The Midlands region. In a changing business environment, exhibitions remain a vital part of bringing...
by Doug | Sep 9, 2019 | Uncategorized
A quick chat with John Harley, Commercial Manager, OSI Electronics in St Neots “First the basics – we’re a contract electronics manufacturer, so we make complete printed circuit board assemblies, surface mount and through-hole. We also do the full box build and high...
by Doug | Sep 9, 2019 | Uncategorized
Pickering Interfaces, a leading provider of modular signal switching and simulation for electronic test and verification, has launched a new 0.5Amp ultra-high-density PXI matrix module family that delivers up to 6,144 crosspoints. With a switching density 39% higher...
by Doug | Sep 9, 2019 | Uncategorized
What’s New in Electronics Live 2019 delivers the comprehensive event covering the entire spectrum of the electronics industry. With dedicated conferences and exhibition opportunities for the electronics manufacturing, embedded software and test and debug industries,...
by Doug | Aug 13, 2019 | Uncategorized
If you think that the 8-bit MCU is dead, think again! A book by MCU guru, Lucio di Jasio, looks at a major shift which is taking place in the microcontroller market and asks ‘What next for the 8-bit MCU?’ “Like every-one else, I assumed that the 8-bit MCU would be...
