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The gout market is predicted to propel in the 7MM during the forecast period (2023–2032) owing to the increase in the prevalent cases of gout, along with the expected launch of emerging therapies by key companies such as InventisBio Co., Allena Pharmaceuticals, Olatec Therapeutics, LG...

Distributor RS has added a circuit simulator to its DesignSpark tools. The browser-based tool is rebadged PartQuest Explore from Siemens. “In partnership with Siemen’s PartQuest Explore team, all DesignSpark members, regardless of their subscription option, will have access to the DesignSpark Circuit Simulator tool,” according to RS. It “provides an environment for design, modelling, simulating ...
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MediaTek has signed a franchise agreement with Rutronik to distribute IoT chipsets to device makers in Europe and Israel MediaTek’s Genio multi-core processors are designed for robotics, industrial automation, and IoT applications. The series targets consumer, enterprise and industrial smart applications at the premium, mid-range and entry levels, explained Rutronik. Processors can be used in the ...
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Mouser Electronics has signed a distribution partnership deal with Atmosic Technologies. The latter’s low power and energy harvesting wireless Blueooth SoCs and evaluation kits are used by tier one consumer brands, said the company. “With Atmosic products now in stock at Mouser, IoT product developers around the world have immediate access to their extremely low-power ...
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CorPower Ocean has resumed the deployment of its commercial-scale C4 wave energy generator, following repairs at Portugal’s Aguçadoura offshore wave energy test site. Earlier this year, CorPower found cable damage at the site, recovered the cable using remotely-operated vehicles and construction vessels, and refurbished the link. “With the site infrastructure restored, CorPower Ocean has resumed ...
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Stevenage-based contract electronics manufacturer Nemco is celebrating 10 years of supplying assembled PCBs to Wolverhampton safety equipment maker Fortress. What started as prototype support and a few thousand assembled PCBs, said Nemco, has grown in excess of 90,000 per year, covering more than 50 different board variations. “We work really hard to build strategic relationships ...
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Stevenage-based contract electronics manufacturer Nemco is celebrating 10 years of supplying assembled PCBs to Wolverhampton safety equipment maker Fortress. What started as prototype support and a few thousand assembled PCBs, said Nemco, has grown in excess of 90,000 per year, covering more than 50 different board variations. “We work really hard to build strategic relationships ...
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TÜV Rheinland has accredited LG Electronics’ software centre for the evaluation of the functional safety of home appliance software. “LG is the first company to have its dedicated software testing facility receive this particular accreditation from TÜV Rheinland,” according to LG. It can now evaluate the architecture of software for its home appliances in accordance ...
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ABB is focussing on companies exporting heavy equipment to the US with a series of long-life motors built to meet NEMA requirements. Constructed with NEMA 5800 (368.5mm, 14.5inch shaft height) frames, the induction motors can deliver up to 1,750 horse power. They have “high-strength welded steel frame construction usually reserved for larger motors reduces stress ...
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