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GE Renewable Energy announces joint development agreement for weather technology with Whiffle
GE Renewable Energy announced today that it has entered into an Joint Development Agreement (JDA) with Whiffle, a Netherlands-based weather forecasting technology firm, for application of Whiffle’s ultra-fine atmospheric Large Eddy Simulation (LES) modeling for GE’s wind energy applications.
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Phoenix Contact News
Configurator for circuit breaker system
You can configure the appropriate overcurrent protection for your special application in no time at all with the new online configurator for the Caparoc circuit breaker system.
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ABB News
ABB DELIVERS CHARGERS FOR REVOLUTIONARY ‘GRIDSERVE ELECTRIC HIGHWAY’ EV CHARGING NETWORK
Advanced multi-site charging network in the UK will see ABB equipment charge thousands of electric vehicles with its Ultrafast and Fast chargers, making EV charging more straightforward and accessible for drivers.
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TE Connectivity News
NEW M12 X-CODE CABLE ASSEMBLY FROM TE CONNECTIVITY
New M12 X-Code cable assembly from TE Connectivity equipped to handle maximum Ethernet speeds for more reliable, high-quality data transmission.
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CONFIGURABLE SMALL CONTROLLER PNOZMULTI 2 WITH NEW EXPANSION MODULE FOR DRIVE MONITORING - MONITOR AXES SAFELY AND EFFICIENTLY
The new motion monitoring module PNOZ m EF 1MM2DO from the configurable small controller PNOZmulti 2 now also offers cascading and delayed shutdown functions in the field of safe motion monitoring. By monitoring up to eight safety functions on one axis, the new motion monitoring module provides efficient drive applications, thereby protecting both capital goods and the machine.
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Contrinex News
INDUCTIVE 2-WIRE
The 2-WIRE range of DC, AC/DC and NAMUR sensors is constructed on the Classics technology platform and includes sizes from Ø 3 to M30, plus a 5 x 5 mm square-section type.
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Fraunhofer News
STABLE EUROPEAN INDUSTRY-SCALE FABRICATION VALUE CHAINS FOR SOLID-STATE-BASED QUANTUM COMPUTER DEVELOPMEN
The (computational) performance of quantum computers relies heavily on their core hardware element: the qubit. Several approaches to realize qubits exist, yet they still lack stable scalable fabrication value chains to become industrially viable technologies. Project MATQu aims to expand the European expertise in materials and processes and enables the European industry to further develop solid-state-based quantum computers. The two Fraunhofer institutes IPMS and IAF are contributing expertise in 300 mm manufacturing and low-temperature measurement technology.
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Review Displays News
8.0-inch WVGA TFT for industrial and medical applications
Review Display Systems introduce P-series displays from Tianma.
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