July-August 2020

With the growing number of RF bands and effective radiated power, higher system loads and cross-sector PIM, there is a growing number of PIM problems, impacting modern telecoms networks and needing new test solutions.

When measuring current requires very high accuracy, zero-flux technology is the best solution.

There are many EV development efforts right now, with focus on improving the efficiency of the powertrain, motors and on-/off-board charging systems, as well as the performance of the battery pack

In application areas such as transportation, buildings and factories, the equipment providing the intelligence and autonomous functions is getting smaller and sleeker.

Although flexible display products are emerging, there are still significant performance, component and material improvements yet to be realised.

With electric-vehicle capabilities in the midst of switching from an environmentally-kinder preference to a mandatory requirement, the industry will have to electrify more than just commercial vehicles.

Sensor manufacturers are experiencing more pressure to deliver higher quality than ever before.

Rapid technological developments in projected capacitive touchscreens are delivering thinner, higher performance and more reliable touchscreens at a lower cost.

One way to lower PV panels’ manufacturing costs and improve their efficiency is to use organic materials that require less demanding conditions for processing.

Finding a delicate balance between efficiency, efficacy and economy falls to the design engineers who are responsible for both mobile and stationary railway equipment.