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Royal Philips Electronics

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Email : steve.klink@philips.com
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- EPDT August 2021 issue (inc. Displays & Medical features) now available online (02/08/2021)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Displays technologies & Medical applications.
- Case study: Custom microwave switching for MRI ATE delivered to Philips on time, on budget & with uprated specs (01/08/2021)
  
  When the healthcare division of Dutch electronics giant & multinational conglomerate, Philips needed a replacement for a microwave multiplexer (MUX) switch used within its in-house automated test equipment (ATE) for medical imaging scanners, it faced the challenge of selecting a partner with the engineering expertise to develop such a part & the flexibility to deliver fast.
- CES 2021 opens with innovation & technologies for a better future (12/01/2021)
  
  CES 2021 – the first-ever all-digital CES – has opened its full digital experience to audiences around the world. Following a day of exclusive, media-only press conferences, plus a keynote from Verizon Chairman & CEO, Hans Vestberg, on January 11, this iconic transformational event provides audiences with a front row seat to the innovation & technologies that will move the world forward.
- EPDT November 2020 issue (inc. T&M + Industrial features) now available online (03/11/2020)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Test & Measurement technologies and Industrial applications, plus editorial on International E-Waste Day & this year's IET President’s Address.
- Philips rethinks functional test to shorten time-to-market (01/11/2020)
  
  With a long heritage in consumer electronics, particularly across lighting & audio-visual (notably as inventor of the cassette, & co-developer, with Sony, of the CD & DVD formats), multinational conglomerate, Philips is an $18B global electronics company – now primarily focused on healthcare technologies. With rising device complexity, its ultrasound test engineering team was challenged to maintain product quality, while reducing cycle time & meeting short development schedules.
- Holst Centre and Philips Research celebrate five-year collaboration with new contract (24/10/2011)
  
  Since 2005, Philips Research and 35 other industrial partners have combined their innovation power at Holst Centre, an open-innovation initiative by imec and TNO, to take technology in the areas of wireless sensors and flexible electronics to the next level.
- QWERTY controller uses RF connectivity (26/09/2011)
  
  A QWERTY keypad-equipped Philips DUAL IR/RF remote control uses Nordic RF wireless connectivity.
- Letter of intent signed for TV activities in China (19/08/2010)
  
  Royal Philips Electronics and TPV Technology have signed a Letter of Intent to enter into a brand licensing agreement, under which TPV will assume responsibility for the sourcing, distribution, marketing and sales of all Philips’ television activities in China (excluding Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau).
- CRT competition ruling (26/11/2009)
  
  Philips has received a statement of objections from the European Commission related to an alleged violation of competition rules in the CRT industry.
- Moving headlamps forward (13/10/2009)
  
  CA-Philips Lumileds has released Luxeon Altilon power LEDs.
- Green products reach 25% of total Philips sales (27/02/2009)
  
  Royal Philips Electronics has confirmed that it is on track to deliver on the targets set out in EcoVision4.
- Consortium extends IR A/V RF control (24/06/2008)
  
  Seven leading names have created the RF4CE (Radio Frequency for Consumer Electronics) Consortium.
- Pick and place machines (18/02/2008)
  
  Recently displayed at the Virtual PCB trade show, Assembléon, a 100 per cent subsidiary of Royal Philips Electronics, demonstrated its MG-1R and MG-8R pick and place machines with improved maintainability and reliability to reduce lifetime costs.
- NXP does not stand still in its first Q (01/11/2006)
  
  Since spinning out of Royal Philips to become NXP (www.nxp.com), the former Philips Semiconductor has hardly had time to catch its breath as it insists on continuing the momentum of the new company with ARM controller and WiMAX announcements and the purchase of shares in SSMC, the manufacturing joint venture between Philips and TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company).