Spotlights
Recent News
- Strong support for development and evaluation of automobiles, trucks, and vessels -
Variable speed drives already offer users substantial power savings, as they reduce the power input when driving motors at less than the maximum rated load.
Motor drive manufacturers are improving the performance of their devices still further by introducing faster switching capabilities. These allow motor drives to use smaller capacitors and magnetic components, saving both space and weight.
One such company is German automation and motion control specialist KEB Automation, which is using Yokogawa’s WT5000 Precision Power analyzer to develop the latest generation of frequency converters for variable speed drives, ensuring they meet the latest EU energy efficiency regulations.
- Meets the need for faster communications by streamlining the development of optical fibers and cables -
The AQ6375E and AQ6376E combine short and mid wavelength infrared with extreme optical precision to aid development of measurement lasers-
Yokogawa Test&Measurement announces that its WT5000 Precision Power Analyzer has been used by Solar Team Twente to win the first ever Solar Challenge Morocco. The WT5000 helped Solar Team Twente to squeeze every last watt out of its car’s solar power system, ensuring it crossed the finish line of the 2,500 km course in first place.
Past Events
Yokogawa expert joined the Wide Bandgap Power Semiconductors, to share the latest trends and achievements in this evolving technology.
This is the 8th of highly successful bi-annual conferences that have attracted researchers from Israel and abroad with sessions of lectures on the latest and most important research and developments in various disciplines.
Yokogawa will be at the heart of the optical measurement industry at ECOC 2022 in Basel. Come along to get hands on with our high performance AQ6380 Optical Spectrum Analyzer and our precision optical time domain reflectometers.
Photonics Finland is a technology oriented association and cluster that drives the photonics industry and academia in Finland by connecting Finnish photonics companies, universities, research institutes, professionals, students, and public authorities. Photonics Finland has 296 individual and 106 company- or societal members.
Photonics Finland supports the development of the photonics field from basic research through to the deployment and market launch of products. It is the single point of contact for photonics ecosystem in Finland. Photonics Finland develops new business and research opportunities, and helps realize the full potential of the photonics industry in Finland in sectors like health care, energy efficiency, safety, manufacturing, and sustainability.
The EPE 2022 ECCE Europe conference will take place in Hannover, Germany, from 5 to 9 September 2022, where participants will gain detailed insights into the state of the art of power electronics and its applications.
