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Read our latest company news and points of view on the ever-changing electronics components market.
Fully Charged Show – Farnborough 18th to the 20th of June 2021
We’re exhibiting at the Fully Charged Show in Farnborough from the 18th to the 20th of June 2021.
It promises to be a superb 3 days , showcasing the latest EV technologies. Delta will be exhibiting and selling the latest range of Degson EV cables and accessories on the stand.
Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre
Etps Rd
Farnborough
GU14 6FD
Further information about the rescheduling can be found here
The Rise of Electric Vehicles: The UK Will Ban Sales of New Petrol, Diesel and Hybrid Cars From 2035
The UK has announced that a ban on selling NEW petrol, diesel and hybrid cars and other vehicles will be implemented from 2035 onwards. The ban was initially expected to be in place from 2040, but the government has now brought the date forward. It now also includes all types of hybrid vehicles.
So, what does the 2035 ban on petrol, diesel and hybrid cars mean for the UK? And, how should we prepare for the rise of the electric vehicle?
Tips for Reducing Production Costs in Electronics Manufacturing
Part of running any successful business is financial management, particularly identifying where you can reduce unnecessary costs. This isn’t so simple when it comes to electronics manufacturing as there will always be cost involved in such material-heavy processes, but there are still ways that OEMs and CEMs can reduce the costs in the production side of their business.
Electronic Tattoos: Uses and Benefits
Electronic tattoos may sound like they belong in the realm of science fiction, but they already exist, and they come with a number of surprising uses. In this blog, we’re taking a look at this exciting new technology, the current applications and how it could be used in the future.
New range of Electric Vehicle cables introduced by Delta
We are pleased to announce that we’ve introduced a full range of Electric Vehicle cables and sockets from Degson.
Stocked in depth and available in both tethered and charging cable versions and in both Type 1 and 2 formats, all are CE/Tuv approved and available in all lengths from 5m to 10m.
Please contact ev@deltaimpact.co.uk for further information
How to Reduce Lead Times in Your Supply Chain
Slow lead times can be incredibly frustrating, for customers and OEMs alike. Lengthy lead times in a supply chain slow down all processes in a ripple effect. Having to wait for parts often means that your customers have to wait longer than they expected and this can result in a loss of business.
The New Product Introduction Procedure
The launch of a new product is a time of anticipation and excitement for both companies and consumers. Often, people are so enamoured with the latest release from a company that they forget the incredible amount of time and effort that went into getting it in front of them.
The Technology Behind Driverless Cars
Without a doubt, one of the most fascinating pieces of tech people are talking about is driverless cars. The concept of a driverless car has been speculated for years, and whilst they aren’t around for purchase yet, they might not be as far away as you think.
Protecting Against Supply Chain Security Threats
Supply chain security threats and cyber-attacks are something to be aware of. Since supply chains are intricately connected on a global scale, one small security weakness can have a massive impact, affecting the functionality of the entire supply chain.
To prevent a security crisis, there are measures that you can take to protect against cyber attacks and other threats.
The Increased Need for PCBs in the Automotive Industry
Automotive technology is evolving fast, from the rise of electric cars to the development of self-driving vehicles. As far as components go – one thing that vehicle manufacturers rely on heavily is PCBs, and this need is only growing alongside the market.
The emerging automotive technologies are becoming increasingly complex, requiring more intricate components and intelligent systems.
Artificial Intelligence in Supply Chain Management
Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly popular solution in supply chain management. Often, supply chains can be restricted by cost, time or resources but machine learning provides a means of solving many of the key challenges faced in the supply chain management process.
However, there are still limitations to AI in its current form, and it’s important that we also understand these when considering implementing AI into supply chain management.
