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IoT Power

MANAGING IOT DEVICE POWER HAS NEVER BEEN EASIER

Cost-effective solutions that boost design and delivery of the next-generation of innovation in IoT technology and innovation: Emerging battery technologies for automotive, portable electronics, medical, military, telecom, and the utility & renewable energy sector are stepping up to meet the need. No matter the application, power supply challenges for IoT devices remains the same: the need to combine low consumption with extra-long life, the ability to test under real-world conditions, and the need to design devices that can work unimpeded within crowded communication bands.

Conquering the Current Trend: IoT Test Challenges

A proliferation of IoT devices across industries means that designers working in the IoT space need to keep pace with demand for increased efficiency and low-cost power solutions. In addition, the ever-shrinking form factors means that designers have to find ways to squeeze many components into small spaces.

From simulators to SMUS, Electro Rent provides the power test solutions for advancements in the Internet of Things.

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EMI/EMC Coexistence Testing

WHITE PAPER

White Paper: Solving the Top 5 IoT Testing Challenges

From smart factories to consumer wearables to remote patient monitoring and treatment in healthcare, virtually every industry is being affected by IoT. As the pace of innovation quickens, innovators will face pressure to get products to market faster. For IoT devices, each generation needs to be smaller, more robust, easier to configure and use less power than previous designs. Learn more about IoT testing challenges and solutions in our latest white paper.

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Smart Solutions for IoT Power

From homes and offices to cities and factories, everything gets smarter and more connected.

IoT for Consumers

The consumer IoT market is hot and getting hotter. A proliferation of smart home devices—security systems, lighting controls, HVAC and appliances—is changing the way consumers interact with and accept technology into their lives, including what they expect in terms of performance, safety, reliability, and cyber security. Whether it’s a simple personal fitness device or a high-end security system, consumer IoT devices must be able to meet or exceed the high expectations of savvy buyers.

IoT in Manufacturing

Known as Industry 4.0, or the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), the movement toward creating the smart factory is in full swing. Leveraging machine-to-machine communications, robotics, and machine learning, today’s smart factory is becoming a semi-autonomous environment in which the machines share real-time data streams, enabling them to learn and improve on their own. The result is increased agility, decreased downtime, and vastly improved operations.

IoT in Healthcare

In healthcare, the power of IoT enables mass patient monitoring and remote medical treatments, extending the reach of patient care, reducing hospital visits and lowering costs. IoT devices installed into hospital systems increase communications and share critical data where it is most needed. Virtual Reality (VR) surgical training and remote robotic telesurgery are innovations that seemed impossible not so long ago. The potential benefits are enormous.