'Modem-on-chip' reduces chip count for DSL broadband
19 November 2003Electronics Technology
Electrical Power & Protection
Infineon's new VDSL5100i chip, presented at the Supercomm trade fair, has more than four million transistors and other electronic components on only 1,4 square centimetres. The VDSL 'Modem-on-chip' solution uses conventional copper lines to deliver broadband services at a rate of up to 100 Mbps.
140 W USB-C PD reference design Altron Arrow
Electronics Technology
The design has a wide input range of 90 to 264 V AC, 50-60 Hz, and supports an output voltage range of 5 to 28 V (USB-PD 3.1 specification).
Read more...SMD choke for currents up to 48 A Electrocomp
Passive Components
Designed for rated currents from 36 to 48 A, these surface-mountable components from TDK cover a range of inductance values from 2,3 to 8,5 µH.
Read more...Oil and gas industry shifts from fossil fuels to renewable energy Parker Hannifin - Sales Company South Africa
Editor's Choice Electrical Power & Protection
The oil and gas industry is undergoing a paradigm shift as it grapples with the energy transition from fossil fuels to renewables, and oil and gas companies are investing in renewable energy as part of their decarbonisation efforts.
Read more...Advanced electrolytic hybrid capacitor Electrocomp
Passive Components
Online Teaser: The capacitor series from Panasonic achieves a maximum ripple current of 3,3 to 4,6 A, which is approximately 50% higher than comparable case sizes.
Read more...Smart e-mobility solutions Schneider Electric South Africa
Editor's Choice Electrical Power & Protection
While electric vehicles are gaining traction in many international markets, uptake of this green form of transport is still lagging somewhat in South Africa. Even so, local demand is growing, as more environmentally conscious motorists are seeking cleaner alternatives to internal combustion engines.
Read more...Into the future with green hydrogen Pepperl+Fuchs
Editor's Choice Electrical Power & Protection
German company, Pepperl+Fuchs is a pioneer and innovator in explosion protection and industrial sensor technology. SA Instrumentation & Control’s editor caught up with Marc Van Pelt, managing director of Pepperl+Fuchs South Africa, to find out more about the company’s involvement in sustainable manufacturing, and especially green hydrogen.
Read more...A green hydrogen economy
Editor's Choice Electrical Power & Protection
Hydrogen is an important feedstock in processes ranging from steel, ammonia and fuel production to energy generation and storage. Traditional hydrogen processes generate large amounts of carbon, but green hydrogen has emerged as an important contribution in the global shift towards sustainable energy.
Read more...Navigating the energy crossroads
Editor's Choice Electrical Power & Protection
In South Africa, industry is at an energy crossroads, caught between optimising energy usage to contain costs, and reducing carbon footprints in line with global sustainability and compliance legislation, and in line with global parent companies’ best practice standards. It is a juggling act to emulate the rest of the world in reducing carbon emissions, while still needing cost-effective, higher carbon fuels simply to keep operating; but there are solutions.
Read more...Swing-out industrial wall-mount rack cabinet Electrocomp
Enclosures, Racks, Cabinets & Panel Products
Hammond Manufacturing’s new industrial wall-mount rack cabinet offers dual access to equipment via the double hinge design.
Read more...Step into the visual factory Turck Banner Southern Africa
Editor's Choice Electrical Power & Protection
At Banner, the visual factory comprises three key applications for lighting and indication in industrial settings. These applications include the ability to help machines and workstations quickly communicate their status to people nearby, to use light to guide workers to perform certain tasks such as part picking, and to provide illumination for work areas and tasks.
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