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BACHMANN News
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Rohde & Schwarz
Rohde & Schwarz presents new test solutions for 5G base stations
Rohde & Schwarz is continuously extending its portfolio of test solutions for 5G base stations and the associated massive MIMO antenna arrays and amplifiers. Highlights include an OTA test solution with frontend modules specifically for the 5G FR2 range and a solution for speed-optimized tests of 5G base stations. Both are ideal for use in production. There is also a new, innovative test solution that allows developers to perform cross-channel measurements with up to 4x4 MIMO in the FR1 range.
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CMP Products Ltd
CMP Launches New Quad Cable Cleat Range
Leading cable gland and cable cleat manufacturer, CMP Products, has launched its new quad cable cleat range ‘Saturn’ (QSDSS), which allows cables to be safely installed in quad formation.
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Leroy-Somer Electric Power Generation
Nidec Leroy-Somer announces the launch of TAL 0473, its latest next-generation alternator based on the ".3" technological platform
The TAL 0473 is the latest addition to the range based on the .3 platform. It replaces the TAL 047 and benefits from improved performance.
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BRADY
Identify cables 3 times faster
Experienced operators can print and manually apply a flag label on a cable in 15 seconds. With the new BradyPrinter A5500 Flag Printer Applicator they can significantly increase production output by flagging cables in 5 seconds.
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Goodman
Goodman reinforces strategy with sale of CEE portfolio and expansion plans throughout major European consumer markets
13 March 2020
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Johnson Controls News
Johnson Controls introduces TYCO® Concealed Window Sprinkler
The TYCO® Concealed Window Sprinkler (CWS) offers an effective fire protection solution that blends into the ceiling.
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IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH
UKIVA Machine Vision Conference 2020
IDS explains how to create an intelligent camera without prior knowledge.
09
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Fraunhofer News
Wireless signals from ceiling lighting for connected manufacturing
WLAN and Bluetooth have limited bandwidth, making conventional wireless communication problematic in the production environment. Nevertheless, numerous components such as sensors and robots need to be wirelessly connected. To overcome this challenge, a team of researchers at Fraunhofer IOSB-INA in Lemgo is working on solutions with help from the Ostwestfalen-Lippe (OWL) University of Applied Sciences and Arts. Soon, it is hoped that machines in factory buildings will communicate with one another using light pulses. This technology is not new, but now it needs to be adapted for use in industry.
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Siemens News
