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Webinar Update
December 2020

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Sponsored by TE Connectivity

Engineers face many challenges when aiming to design smarter and more productive machines: there are recent market trends, design recommendations, and technology solutions that individuals must be able to navigate. In this webinar from TE Connectivity, learn directly from industry leaders about how TE's offerings enable smarter, more connected applications.
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Sponsored by Hitachi ABB Power Grids

The IGCT, is a power electronic device with excellent performance in the middle to high-power range. It offers significant advantages when it comes to robustness, losses, and performance in mission-critical applications e.g. off-shore wind, rail-intertie or medium voltage drives. 
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Sponsored by Molex and Sager

Suppliers of MedTech devices need to provide smaller, sleeker, flexible and connected solutions. When moving medical devices outside of the clinical setting, durability, functionality, and usability also become critical design requirements. For diagnostics applications, convenience also needs to be added to the list.
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Sponsored by Maxim Integrated

The use of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) equipment allows the military to benefit from the technological advances, cost savings, and short development time of commercial devices. In this webinar, we will discuss the latest system supervisors including voltage supervisors, power supply sequencers, watchdog timers, switch debouncers, and pushbutton on/off controllers to increase system reliability.
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