Sentence examples for professional electronics from inspiring English sources

Although France imports a great deal of industrial goods, the country has long been a major exporter of vehicles and transport equipment, as well as armaments and professional electronics.

France is a major manufacturer of professional electronics, such as radar equipment, but is weakly represented in the field of consumer electronics, which has led to a high level of imports.

It identifies the missing elements of the design flow to use DPR in professional electronics applications.

This paper evaluates the interest and limitations when using DPR in professional electronics applications and provides guidelines to improve its applicability.

For low-volume applications like in professional electronics applications, FPGA are used in combination with DSP and GPP in order to reach the performances required by the product roadmaps.

CircuitLab has just nailed down a couple of key partnerships with Electronics.StackExchange.com, where it acts as the embedded schematic design and simulation tool, and with the publisher of EE Times and EDN, which is the industry leader when it comes to professional electronics publications.

Waidy Lee, an electrical engineer who is a member of Bay Leaf, went to a meeting of the Silicon Valley IEEE, a professional organization for electronics engineers, where she met Koji Doda, an engineer working at the Nissan IT Research Office in Mountain View, Calif.

Fig. 6 Structural model of professional competencies of electronics technicians for automation technology at the end of their apprenticeship (Table 2, model M5).

Founded 10 years ago in the aftermath of the tech bubble, their Web site Newegg.com has been a go-to for technology buffs (information technology professionals, gamers, consumer electronics enthusiasts, etc).

Most trained electronics professionals will be able to help you find a charger that's safe to use with your docking station.

In 2010, travel supported 1.8 million jobs in the U.S. and accounted for $134 billion in spending, more than business and professional services, computers and electronics, or automobile exports.