DigiKey is a global distributor revolutionizing electronics components access, serving engineers and designers worldwide. Their expansive product catalog and streamlined supply chain innovations support rapid prototyping and product development cycles. Notable milestones include enhanced e-commerce capabilities and expanded inventory, ensuring timely delivery for electronics projects. DigiKey news is essential for Electronics Weekly readers focused on supply chain advancements and component availability in the electronics industry.
A new video series looking at the future of engineering – dubbed Engineering Unlocked – has been launched by the Thief River Falls-based distributor, DigiKey. The three-episode series, which is supported by Microchip and Molex, considers the future of electronics design. Specifically, explores how new tools, open communities and STEM education will reshape the design process. For example, the impact ...
DigiKey has collaborated with STMicroelectronics and Ultra Librarian for a new version of the eDesignSuite tool. eDesignSuite This is a free no-license-required online design platform developed by ST. It aims to provide a unified workflow for power management, signal conditioning, NFC/RFID applications and other design domains. The improvements, highlight the distributor, allows engineers to design, simulate, and validate their projects ...
A webinar date for your diary, if you are keeping up with the latest Arduino microcontroller development board: “From board to build: Using UNO Q and App Lab”. The DigiKey webinar, which is sponsored by Arduino, will take place on Thursday 12 February at 9am CST (3pm GMT). The Uno Q is Arduino’s Linux-capable version of its Uno. The board ...
DigiKey is highlighting electronic advances in the field of agriculture, with a new video series of “Farm Different”. The series of three is supported by Littelfuse and Analog Devices. Farm Different The first episode is “Electrifying the Field: Powering Next-Gen Ag Equipment”. It looks at how tractors, sprayers and other agricultural equipment are evolving with new components. This is ...
The start of December means that DigiKey has kicked off its annual DigiWish Giveaway. It offers entrants an online chance to win product prizes each day of the Christmas season. With one wish picked as a daily winner, each entry also goes into the grand prize draw for a $500 DigiKey voucher. And there’s a slightly new procedure this year. ...
DigiKey is introducing a power supply configuration tool to help simplify the process of designing power supply systems. Power supply configuration Aimed at engineers and system integrators, the idea is for the configurator to enable fast selection and sourcing, for a project’s power requirements. The online tool covers Chassis Options, for example possible application standards, air-flow directions, the input connection ...
DigiKey has signed a distribution agreement with Silanna Semiconductor, adding its 10- to 16-bit Plural ADCs to its portfolio. Using a standard base design, the ADCs are factory-configurable using the ResolutionEngine to produce more than 150 ADC options, with sample rates from 20 to 250Msps. The standard base allows shorter lead times, said Silanna and long-term supply chain security. The ...
The international distribution business is certainly lively at the moment. Tariffs are applied and removed on a regular basis around the globe and there are some gloomy economic forecasts but Tim Carroll, DigiKey’s global head of digital business, is in a positive mood. “Despite what are seen as economic red flags or warning signs, DigiKey is celebrating a record number ...
DigiKey has officially launched an Indian subsidiary, DigiKey Electronics & Automation Trading Private Limited. It will be operating out of the distributor’s Global Capability Center (GCC) in Bengaluru (also known as Bangalore). The company is now employing 300 people in India. Indian subsidiary “This milestone represents a major step forward in DigiKey’s global strategy,” said Dave Doherty, its CEO. “India’s ...
DigiKey is showcasing a new series of videos on industrial automation. Season 5 of Factory Tomorrow is “Behind the Robot” and covers the underlying technology and infrastructure now powering automation. For example, the use of robotic cells and intelligent sensors and the shift from standalone robots to integrated automation systems. It also looks at cloud connectivity and predictive diagnostics. And ...
