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The commercial airline industry is highly competitive and constantly growing. Hundreds of airlines around the world are working to set themselves apart from the rest and fight for your business. While your choice of airline is seemingly limitless, your choice of manufacturer is, by comparison, very slim. It’s no question that the likes of Boeing Company and Airbus rule the skies, but there are still a few more enterprises making themselves known in the aviation industry. This blog will provide a rundown of some of the significant aircraft manufacturers in business today. Read more >>

Posted on November 28, 2019 John Smith Manufacturer

Pressure transducers have never been more prevalent, or more reliable. With stainless steel construction and modern engineering, pressure transducers can provide overpressure protection, improved total error band, and negligible orientation and vibration effects. They are ideal for long-term use in harsh environments of extreme temperature, humidity, and vibration. However, pressure transducers can fail like any other piece of equipment. Common causes include improper wiring, incorrect polarity, inadequate power supply, multiple grounds, short circuits, operations issues, and problems with the transducer itself. In this blog, we’ll explore some trouble-shooting techniques that can help you determine just what went wrong with your transducer. Read more >>

Posted on September 24, 2019 John Smith Aerospace

For many, circular connectors have become a go-to solution for automation systems because of their benefits over hardwired systems. Circular connectors are easy to use, compact in size, adaptable, and rugged enough for outdoor use. One particularly popular type of connector is the M23 connector. Read more >>

Posted on August 6, 2019 John Smith Electronics

For many, circular connectors have become a go-to solution for automation systems because of their benefits over hardwired systems. Circular connectors are easy to use, compact in size, adaptable, and rugged enough for outdoor use. One particularly popular type of connector is the M23 connector. Read more >>

Posted on August 6, 2019 John Smith Electronics

A temperature sensor is a device used to measure temperature through an electrical signal that requires a thermocouple. This electronic device consists of two dissimilar conductors (different types of metals) joined together at one end, which form electrical junctions at varying temperatures. When the junction of the conductors is heated or cooled, it emits a temperature dependent voltage formed by a thermoelectric effect, which can be used to measure temperature. Read more >>

Posted on May 7, 2019 John Smith Aviation

The Aerospace Industry has a new star in the Asian-Pacific— South Korea’s first MRO station, Korea Aviation Engineering and Maintenance Service (KAEMS). As of this month, the station has successfully completed its first “C-Check” on a Boeing 737 jet from Jeju Air and has another in progress on a B737 from Eastar Jet. This MRO station is a notable achievement for the aviation industry in South Korea. Read more >>

Posted on April 4, 2019 John Smith Aviation

On December 3rd, researchers from Intel Corporation and UC Berkeley published a paper in the popular science journal Nature, proposing an idea for a new kind of memory and logic circuit which could be 10 to 100 times more energy-efficient than current microprocessors. The microprocessors we have today are based off complementary metal-oxide-semiconductors (CMOS). These new devices are magneto-electric spin-orbit (MESO) and feature five times more logic operations than their older counterparts. Read more >>

Posted on January 23, 2019 John Smith Electronics


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