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Companies look to accelerate wireless charging technology adoption eInfochips, an Arrow Electronics company, is teaming up with NuCurrent, a wireless power solutions provider, to customise, integrate and license NuCurrent technologies to customers looking to incorporate wireless power technologies into their products.
âNuCurrentâs wireless charging solutions portfolio offers excellent performance and customer experience. Its Qi-Certified MP-A17 design supports 3X charging volume and 3X separation distance compared to other designs, allowing for differentiated applications in vehicles, furniture, infrastructure and more,â said Aiden Mitchell, vice president and general manager of global supplier and engineering services for Arrow Electronics. âThe combined capabilities of eInfoChips and NuCurrent will mean wider options to customers, and speed to market through accelerated design cycles and product certifications.â
/PRNewswire/ eInfochips, an Arrow Electronics company, today announced it has teamed with NuCurrent, a leading wireless power solutions provider, enabling.
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Security starter kits enable build and delivery of secure connected devices
Arrow Electronics has released a Security Starter Kit suite that incorporates various wireless solutions and SBCs with the OPTIGA TPM2.0 and OPTIGA Trust M security solutions from Infineon Technologies.
The kit offers companies striving to add security to their end products with a straightforward security implementation path with Root of Trust abilities. To connect to cloud services is made easier with AWS IoT Greengrass and AWS IoT Core integrations.
“Over the past five years, we’ve seen an exponential growth in connected devices that sense, monitor and control things from smart home/building solutions to manufacturing equipment and everything in between, yet it is conservatively estimated that 70% of these devices have little or no security implemented in them,” said Arrow Electronics’ vice president of IoT global solutions Aiden Mitchell. “Arrow’s Security Starter Kit provides customers with