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- EPDT interviews Microchip: Trends in embedded design (09/12/2020)
  
  Welcome to this latest interview from EPDT, your guide to designing, manufacturing & testing electronic products. EPDT Editor, Mark Gradwell talks to Mike Ballard, Global Home Automation & Security Group Leader at microcontroller & integrated circuit manufacturer, Microchip Technology to get his take on trends in the embedded design space...
- Cyber security in process automation: a beginner’s guide (04/12/2020)
  
  In this webinar, Amplicon Data Communications Product Specialist, Sarim Shehzad, explains what Big Data is & how Cloud connectivity may introduce cyber threats to a network. He also discusses the steps we can take to minimise these threats & make the network secure.
- Industrial computing in process control: a beginner's guide (01/12/2020)
  
  In this webinar, Amplicon IPC Product Specialist, Joe Davies will explore how to move from a cluster of production lines to a fully automated production facility. He will discuss the benefits of industrial network switches, the vital nature of network redundancy & how centralised factory control can produce huge efficiencies.
- Process automation: a beginner's guide (24/11/2020)
  
  In this webinar, Amplicon M&C Product Specialist, Andy Pook explains the fundamentals of process automation. He explains the path from basic process to a fully automated process line with centralised SCADA control, covering the various standard equipment commonly used in modern process automation systems, from PLCs & HMIs to SCADA systems.
- Relec XRCM Series (31/01/2020)
  
  The XCRM Series of power supplies offers a wide range of benefits
- Tiny needles give defibrillators a big boost (03/06/2013)
- Configuring your Vicor Brick converter (03/06/2013)
  
  Use Vicor’s PowerBench online design tool to create your unique power module configurations.Find out more and start configuring your product
- Introduction to Vicor’s AC Front End Module (03/06/2013)
  
  Learn more about the new VI BRICK® AC Front End module providing an isolated, PFC regulated, 330W 48V output in a low profile module only 9.55mm in height. Special offer of a FREE evaluation board for EPDT readers here
- An Overview of Vicor's VI Chip PRM Module Capabilities (03/06/2013)
  
  Find out about Vicor’s VI Chip PRM - a very efficient non-isolated regulator for high power applications, delivering up to 500 W from a single chip.Learn more and configure your product
- Cool-Power Isolated DC-DC Converter (30/05/2013)
  
  At less than 50% the size of a conventional isolated 1/16th brick, PI31xx converters provide exceptional performance for use in high density system designs. Special offer of a FREE evaluation board for EPDT readers here
- An introduction to Vicor’s new ChiP technology (30/05/2013)
  
  This exciting new technology has been developed to enable the next generation of power component Find out more and register to be kept up to date
- High performance embedded power solutions (31/01/2013)
  
  Whatever you are powering on the board, this webinar will help you understand the challenges with high performance point of load DC-DC power solutions and how to approach your embedded power needs.
- ZVS - a solution to industry demands (31/01/2013)
  
  Learn more about the PI33XX Series - a family of high density, high efficiency, wide input range DC-DC ZVS Buck Regulators in easy-to-use SiP package. Special offer of a FREE evaluation board for EPDT readers here
- Introduction to Vicor’s AC Front End Module (28/01/2013)
  
  Learn more about the new VI BRICK® AC Front End module providing an isolated, PFC regulated, 330W 48V output in a low profile module only 9.55mm in height.Special offer of a FREE evaluation board for EPD readers here