Toshiba Electronics has expanded its range of Zener diodes with a further 15 products to protect the power lines of semiconductor devices.

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A Dutch takeover of Chinese chipmaker Nexperia has choked global auto supply chains, forcing Honda and others to halt ...

This edition of PowerBites delves into the potential of STOL electric aircraft for mission-critical situations, an ...

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The company's third-quarter financial results presented a complex picture. Revenue climbed 12 percent year-over-year to $392.2 million, actually surpassing certain market projections. However, this ...