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I’m sure you’ve heard those magic words. What is Industry 4.0? And how it’s going to affect me or my company?
Do we really need to think about changing our work processes or even mass reorganizational changes in company? Or is it just a “trendy” word with nothing but technological marketing behind it and we are good to ignore it?
What are the wireless data transmission options in IoT? What are the advantages and disadvantages of particular interfaces?
What are the wireless data transmission options in IoT? What are the advantages and disadvantages of particular interfaces?
New, stricter quality management standards will help us continually improve our services for you.
The term "Internet of Things" appears more and more often. It is estimated that by 2020 more than 30 billion devices will be involved in the IoT network. So what actually is the "Internet of Things"?
There are many different frequencies and interfaces for RFID readers available nowadays. Before you make a choice it is necessary to check all the parameters of a reader to fit your application.
We at SOS understand that human progress depends on the emerging talents. After all, what can force a company forward faster than the “dissatisfaction” of young and talented people?
How does the conformity assessment and certification process take place? This is what we will be talking about in the next part of the Electronic Devices Certification series.
Datasheets mention typically inductance with tolerance, rated current, saturation current, ambient temperature range, maximum part temperature, DCR and SRF - but what do these parameters mean? When to use shielded and when unshielded inductor?
Is your product really safe? How does EU legislation look at it? Everything about CE marking in one place!
The newest issue of SOSnews 1/2017 is already in electronic form on our website. Please take a look.
