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Radio transmitter ICs are electronic devices that propagate radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic signals. They are used in high-end remote keyless entry systems, automatic meter reading devices, and building automation and industrial controls.
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Lux meters or light meters measure illumination in terms of luxes (lx) or foot candles (fc).
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Commercial matrix displays include any type of display used in commercial applications.
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Relay sockets are devices that accept relays, electromechanical switches in which the variation of current in one electric circuit controls the flow of electricity in another circuit.
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Safety laser scanners are used to monitor activity within a dangerous work area. They can be used in stationary or mobile applications.
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This year's Grand Cherokee features a three-link rear suspension consisting of a central A-arm and two control arms. We had a difficult decision to make when we launched the new Grand Cherokee,"...
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You don't get to be the top-selling full-sized truck for 28 years without doing something right. So in the spirit of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," Ford engineers made few substantive...
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Negativity was in the air during last month's North American International Auto Show. Industry analysts had raised the possibility of Ford and GM heading into bankruptcy. Meanwhile, major shareholders...
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The old adage of, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" may be feasible in some circumstances, but applying it to the maintenance of a UPS can have devastating consequences.
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