Case Studies

One of the world’s leading OEM brands of electronic safety equipment produces a line of high-performance vehicle lights, including LED warning signals and directional beacons, commonly installed on fire engines, police cars, and recreational off-road vehicles. These types of lights must be especially durable for their operating environments, protected from water and dust by IP […]

Modern DNA science has revolutionized law enforcement and military field operations, revealing the identities of criminals or terrorists, or quickly exonerating the innocent, as well as correctly identifying human remains. One US-based company has developed a mobile, self-contained DNA analysis instrument where such pinpoint analysis once took extensive testing by trained lab technicians. This device enables

One of our recent clients is a European switched-mode power supply (SMPS) manufacturer that designs power supplies for niche applications. Their products are custom-made and meet the specific electrical, mechanical, and certification requirements of each customer. All involved international safety, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), and electromagnetic interference (EMI) standards are considered. Originally, the client was getting their

Boosting our quality assurance (QA) a notch above common industry standards, such as in-line ICT/MDA checks and optical/x-ray inspections, we developed a proprietary end-of-line functional PCB tester from scratch, fabricating the external hardware and control panels, internal circuitry, and operating software. This PCB tester is used for our PCB and OEM product builds, ensuring top quality

What’s behind this international scramble for better HVACR components? More and more scientific evidence concludes that power-hungry climate control equipment is a major contributor to worldwide greenhouse gas emissions, the primary cause of global warming. Spurred by international reduction targets outlined in last year’s Paris Agreement, governments are cracking down with stringent regulations for makers and

During the Cold War, India bought a lot of military equipment from Russia such as tanks with viewfinders, some of which are still in use. Many years after being purchased, many tanks experienced issues targeting because the viewfinders were no longer calibrated to work properly with the digital range finder. The Indian government required new

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology began appearing on railcars in the mid-1980s. It only took approximately a decade for this technology to become a convenient option to a standard used today in various forms. For a long time, technology was only connected to retail. Now, you can find RFID technology in nearly all facets of life.

Aerospace technologies have such unique demands that call for precision. This means that aerospace has developed, essentially, a separate field of magnetics that relies on many different electrical systems and components. Modern avionics integrates magnetic components in alternators, generators, inverters, rectifiers, and transformers to create and distribute electricity. Current and voltage convert this electricity to

Many amusement parks in the US closed last year due to COVID-19. As cases are lowering, several parks have started to open, but they have to provide safe accommodations for their guests. One way to make transactions safer is to implement contactless mobile access solutions using radio-frequency identification (RFID) and near-field communication (NFC) technologies. Many people

Global power demand is projected to cross over 700Q BTUs by 2030, and industries will be major consumers with over 35% of the energy production. While the global economies focus on increasing power output from renewables for a sustainable world, the need for efficient power management is of utmost importance. Under the Sustainable Development Goals of