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February 21, 2018 -
January 17, 2018A Light Touch Switch, or a Tactile Switch, is used to switch operational signal input in various electronic devices which provides tactile feedback. There is a vast variety of switches available with different characteristics and it can be overwhelming for an engineer to select the best Switch for a particular application. -
December 04, 2017Access Panasonic’s latest white paper, The Quiet Spark Plugs Behind the IoT: Sensors. This paper covers the following topics: -
October 27, 2017Panasonic is a proud co-sponsor with Mouser Electronics of this Thermal Management Solutions Chalk Talk episode. They have teamed up to educate design engineers about Panasonic’s world class Thermal Management portfolio available in stock now at Mouser.com. In this Chalk Talk (produced by EE Journal), Panasonic speaks about the latest advances in Thermal Management materials and how to take advantage of these in system designs. -
September 12, 2017Access Panasonic’s latest white paper, The Technology Revolution in Solid State Switching Relays. This paper covers the following topics: Defines Relays And How They Are Categorized -
September 12, 2017Wearable technology has become a part of the daily exercise routine for many. Bracelets and Smart Watches can detect how many steps an individual has taken in a day while others can use Sensors to monitor heart rates. This helps people stay healthy by creating a stream of data that allows users monitor their physical fitness and remain in peak shape. -
July 12, 2017As Manufacturing Changes, Calls Rise For Creative Use Of Sensors -
June 20, 2017The most recent U.S. Census Bureau data makes it clear: Millennials are migrating from the suburbs to the cities. A recent Forbes analysis found that major U.S. metro areas added 1.09 millennial residents for everyone who moved to the suburbs. What’s a millennial? Anyone born between 1982 and 2004. NYC had the highest flux, adding 2.17 millennials for every one that moved out. Millennials are adding to the city’s growing population, and putting new pressure on the city’s aging infrastructure.