| 11/5/2024 |
Navigating Growth: Insights from Littelfuse Gursharan Singh Bhatia on India’s Electronics Landscape
Electronics Maker
During the recently concluded electronica India 2024, Gursharan Singh Bhatia shared insights on the expanding market opportunities in the Indian electronic components industry and Littelfuse aggressive push into the smart metering, automotive, and telecom markets.
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| 10/2/2024 |
Innovative Applications lead to Sustainable Development
Electronics Maker
During the recent electronica India, Boris Golubovic had an in-depth exchange with the reporter on the topics of sustainable development, electrification, and technological innovation, as well as how to face the needs of the Indian market.
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| 9/24/2024 |
Littelfuse's TTape Technology Revolutionizes Battery Management by Extending Battery Life
Electronics Media
Boris Golubovic shared during an interview at electronica India valuable insights on the strategic focus on sustainability, electrification, and innovation, the unique dynamics of the Indian market and how Littelfuse is adapting to the rapid rise of AI and other emerging technologies.
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| 7/17/2024 |
Navigating the Transition to A2L Low GWP Refrigerants
The Appliance & HVAC Report
The impending transition to low global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants marks a significant milestone in the HVAC/R industry’s ongoing efforts to mitigate climate change. And the impending deadline of January 1, 2025, to adapt to new standards to phase out hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in new HVAC/R equipment, provides challenges to manufacturers and stakeholders to adapt to new standards while maintaining safety and performance.
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| 12/1/2023 |
Don’t Blow It: Why Solar Arrays Need Solar Fuses
ElectricSmarts Network
It’s not unusual that solar photovoltaic (PV) systems would require fuses – after all, these installations can carry substantial electrical loads, so overcurrent protection is critical to their safe operation. What is remarkable, though, are the conditions under which PV panels, their conductors, and their wiring can operate.
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