Advanced Component Technology for Solar Energy Equipment
Panasonic's Bluetooth 5.x and Wi-Fi Modules: Enhancing the IoT Experience
Panasonic develops wireless modules based on the latest technology standards and invests abundant resources to adapt to new wireless connectivity standards. Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) was introduced to support wireless connectivity products designed for low-power operation, while Bluetooth 5.x features improvements from the legacy Bluetooth standards. Panasonic also provides Wi-Fi modules that meet the latest technology demands, including 802.11ac (Wi-Fi 5) and 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6).
Revolutionizing HVAC Outdoor Units: Panasonic's Compact Motor Development
Panasonic developed a new motor for side-discharge HVAC outdoor units that reduce the number of motors needed while maintaining performance and a low profile. The latest fan motor has increased performance at a similar size, allowing the system to consolidate to a single fan motor instead of the standard 2-motor installation. This reduces the size and weight of the HVAC system. The engineers redesigned the motor core magnetic structure and magnets, increased the number of poles in the magnetic circuit, and adopted anti-vibration material to achieve this.
Three Methods For Reducing Coil Holding Voltage
Panasonic’s Energy Management relays can be controlled in ways that help not only make products safer by generating less heat but also fewer allow for reduced power losses through lower coil holding techniques. Explore and discover some of the ways in which these relays can be controlled with less power using optimal circuit design methods.
PhotoMOS® Relays for Next Generation “Smart” Thermostat Control
Present-day digital thermostats have evolved into smart, connected thermostats that are becoming more cost-effective as well as easier to use. With an upgrade in power, size and cost, designers can implement PhotoMOS® technology rather than the previous designs that relied on electromechanical relays.
PIR Motion Sensors Technology for Low Power or Line Power Applications and Lens Options
Choosing the right PIR Sensor based on application requirements may not always be so simple. PIR Sensors suitable for low power applications require a low current consumption, whereas PIR Sensors for line power applications would need a standard current consumption. Learn more about PIR Sensors' operating principle, current consumption, output, and lens options available from Panasonic.
Using PhotoMOS® to Replace Reed Relays
The enhancement of electrical components is directly proportional to the growing need for higher-performing Semiconductor test equipment. As components become more diversified in their capabilities, production volumes increase and down-sizing occurs, the demand for higher functioning Relays is required.
What Do Smart Clothing And Foldable Phones Have In Common?
"the big rethink" Podcast Episode 20 Discusses Flexible Electronics And Wearable Applications With Mr. Nick DeGaetano from Panasonic Industrial’s New Business Development Team.
Introducing "the big rethink", a tough and at times, a bold conversation on the future of innovation and what we can expect as work changes. Hosted by Panasonic TOUGHBOOK’s Barry Ross, Episode 20: What Do Smart Clothing & Foldable Phones Have In Common? features a candid conversation with Mr.