eInfochips supports customers to integrate NuCurrent’s wireless charging technology

To accelerate the adoption of wireless charging, eInfochips, an Arrow Electronics company, has teamed with NuCurrent, to customise, integrate and license NuCurrent wireless charging technologies to customers.

Summarising the opportunities the technology offers, Aiden Mitchell, vice president and general manager of global supplier and engineering services for Arrow Electronics, said: “NuCurrent’s wireless charging solutions portfolio offers excellent performance and customer experience. Its Qi-certified MP-A17 design supports three times the charging volume and three times the separation distance compared to other designs, allowing for differentiated applications in vehicles, furniture, infrastructure and more,” said Aiden Mitchell, vice president and general manager of global supplier and engineering services for Arrow Electronics.

He hoped that the combined capabilities of the two companies will result in a wider choice of options for customers, as well as contribute to accelerated design cycles and product certifications.

eInfochips is also developing reference kits based on NuCurrent’s Qi and Ki smart kitchen and appliance solutions. With these kits, automotive, consumer, industrial and medical device customers can incorporate wireless charging technologies into products. Customers will also be able to leverage Arrow Electronics’ supply chain and kitting services to shorten design to manufacturing cycle time, added the company.

“eInfochips’ engineering expertise and Arrow Electronics’ supply chain expertise with global presence can help NuCurrent’s innovations reach more companies, while accelerating overall wireless charging technology adoption,” said Tim Tumilty, executive vice president of sales and marketing for NuCurrent. “Through these combined strengths, customers can leverage our collective technology and expertise to develop superior wireless powered products faster.”

eInfochips provides digital transformation and product engineering services to accelerate time to market for its customers, providing expertise in the areas of IoT, AI/ML, security, sensors, wireless, the cloud, and power.

Over the last 25 years, eInfochips has designed and developed over 500 products for companies, from Fortune 500 names to start-ups. eInfochips has expertise across the design value chain covering the full product life cycle.

NuCurrent supplies Fortune 1000 companies and high-potential product developers with wireless power technologies and product integration expertise. NuCurrent’s core technologies span complete wireless power sub-systems from design acceleration tools and magnetics to systems and software technologies.

Nucurrent has generated over 150 patents globally. Its broad systems integration expertise supports manufacturers of appliances, smartphones, wearables, hearables, consumer electronics, medical devices, robotics, IoT, sporting equipment and other emerging product categories.

NuCurrent solutions are based on inductive and inductive resonant wireless power transfer which offers convenience, safety, efficiency, and enhanced user experience. Founded in 2009, NuCurrent is a venture-backed company based in Chicago with offices in Hong Kong, San Diego and Bangalore.

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eInfochips supports customers to integrate NuCurrent’s wireless charging technology

To accelerate the adoption of wireless charging, eInfochips, an Arrow Electronics company, has teamed with NuCurrent, to customise, integrate and license NuCurrent wireless charging technologies to customers.

Summarising the opportunities the technology offers, Aiden Mitchell, vice president and general manager of global supplier and engineering services for Arrow Electronics, said: “NuCurrent’s wireless charging solutions portfolio offers excellent performance and customer experience. Its Qi-certified MP-A17 design supports three times the charging volume and three times the separation distance compared to other designs, allowing for differentiated applications in vehicles, furniture, infrastructure and more,” said Aiden Mitchell, vice president and general manager of global supplier and engineering services for Arrow Electronics.

He hoped that the combined capabilities of the two companies will result in a wider choice of options for customers, as well as contribute to accelerated design cycles and product certifications.

eInfochips is also developing reference kits based on NuCurrent’s Qi and Ki smart kitchen and appliance solutions. With these kits, automotive, consumer, industrial and medical device customers can incorporate wireless charging technologies into products. Customers will also be able to leverage Arrow Electronics’ supply chain and kitting services to shorten design to manufacturing cycle time, added the company.

“eInfochips’ engineering expertise and Arrow Electronics’ supply chain expertise with global presence can help NuCurrent’s innovations reach more companies, while accelerating overall wireless charging technology adoption,” said Tim Tumilty, executive vice president of sales and marketing for NuCurrent. “Through these combined strengths, customers can leverage our collective technology and expertise to develop superior wireless powered products faster.”

eInfochips provides digital transformation and product engineering services to accelerate time to market for its customers, providing expertise in the areas of IoT, AI/ML, security, sensors, wireless, the cloud, and power.

Over the last 25 years, eInfochips has designed and developed over 500 products for companies, from Fortune 500 names to start-ups. eInfochips has expertise across the design value chain covering the full product life cycle.

NuCurrent supplies Fortune 1000 companies and high-potential product developers with wireless power technologies and product integration expertise. NuCurrent’s core technologies span complete wireless power sub-systems from design acceleration tools and magnetics to systems and software technologies.

Nucurrent has generated over 150 patents globally. Its broad systems integration expertise supports manufacturers of appliances, smartphones, wearables, hearables, consumer electronics, medical devices, robotics, IoT, sporting equipment and other emerging product categories.

NuCurrent solutions are based on inductive and inductive resonant wireless power transfer which offers convenience, safety, efficiency, and enhanced user experience. Founded in 2009, NuCurrent is a venture-backed company based in Chicago with offices in Hong Kong, San Diego and Bangalore.

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Cincoze offers series of sunlight-readable industrial panel PCs

For comfortable, convenient smart cities, Tawianese manufacturer Cincoze believes that human machine interfaces (HMIs), sensors, embedded computers, networks, and artificial intelligence data analysis are all technologies which will provide the tools to assess public infrastructure needs.

It has produced a range of outdoor kiosks, the Crystal line, which includes industrial panel PCs with sunlight-readable displays. The modular design is available in a selection of sizes. The sunlight-readable display models afford bright daylight viewing and are strong enough to withstand the challenges of an outdoor environment, says Cincoze. The panel PCs are suitable for outdoor kiosk use in transport kiosks, automatic ticket and other vending machines, public information displays and smart mailboxes.

The Cincoze sunlight-readable panel PC series uses Cincoze’s patented Convertible Display System (CDS) modular design to combine an industrial touch display and an industrial embedded computer module. The result, says the company is an easy-maintenance, easy-upgrade, and future-proof panel PC.

The embedded system component offers various options including, Intel Atom, Pentium, and Core i3/i5 CPUs, up to 64Gbyte of memory, and two 2.5-inch hard disk drives or solid state drives, selectable to match system performance needs.

Display options are from eight to 21.5-inches with projective capacitive (PCAP) touch displays, and high-brightness 1600 nits backlight for visibility even outdoors and in sunlight.

Specific I/O requirements so Cincoze offers the panel PCs with the most commonly needed I/O connections, including USB 3.0, COM, and GbE LAN, to connect to devices like barcode readers, cameras, and card readers. For specialised applications, there is an M.2 E key and two full-size mini-PCIe slots for wireless connectivity modules or any of Cincoze’s mini-PCIe expansion card (MEC) modules for additional COM, USB, and LAN ports.

To ensure uninterrupted operation, the sunlight-readable panel PCs can withstand a temperature range of -20 to +70 degrees C. The front panel is waterproof and dustproof with an IP65 rating. The super-hard 7H touch surface is scratch-resistant and can withstand heavy impacts, says Cincoze.

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Miniature TVS diodes save space for bi-directional over-voltage protection

TVS diodes released by TDK extend the company’s portfolio of components for bidirectional overvoltage protection of I/O interfaces.

The CSP01005 and CSP0201 offer ESD protection but save space due the chip scale package (CSP) measuring just 400 x 200 micron2 (CSP01005) or 600 x 300 micron2 (CSP0201). The package height is just 100 micron.

The TVS diodes are designed for an operating voltage of 5.0V and a response voltage of 6.8V. The clamping voltages of the two new components are 7.2V at a peak pulse current of 8.0A or 8.0V at a peak pulse current of 16A.

The TVS diodes differ in their parasitic capacitances. There is the SD0201SL-GP101 (ordering code B74121G0050M060) which has a capacitance of 12 pF, and the SD01005SL-GP101 type (B74111G0050M060) which has a capacitance value of just 5.0 pF. Other features include a short response time and low leakage current of just 2.0nA at 3.3V.

The protective components are designed in accordance with IEC 61000-4-2 for an ESD contact discharge of up to 24kV. This figure exceeds standard requirements. Despite their size, the diodes can withstand a high surge current load of up to 8.0A according to IEC 61000-4-5 (8/20 µs).

The SD0201SL-GP101 and SD01005SL-GP101 TVS diodes can be used in a variety of applications in industry, smart homes and the IoT.

The small dimensions mean they are also suitable to protect wearables, smartphones, notebooks, tablets, smart watches or hearing aids.

TDK was established in 1935 to commercialise ferrite, a key material in electronic and magnetic products. Today, TDK’s comprehensive portfolio features passive components such as ceramic, aluminium electrolytic and film capacitors, as well as magnetics, high-frequency, and piezo and protection devices. The company also supplies sensors and sensor systems such as temperature and pressure, magnetic, and MEMS sensors. It also provides power supplies and energy devices and magnetic heads. Products are marketed under the product brands TDK, Epcos, InvenSense, Micronas, Tronics and TDK-Lambda.

TDK focuses on demanding markets in automotive, industrial and consumer electronics, and information and communication technology. The company has a network of design and manufacturing locations and sales offices in Asia, Europe, and in North and South America.

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