EBV Elektronik is continuing the expansion of its specialised microsites. It has launched a site offering comprehensive online information on Consumer Electronics applications, markets and technologies.
It gives an overview of the markets/sub-markets and encompasses general information on subjects to detailed descriptions of applications.
Bernard Vicens, Director Vertical Segment Consumer explains:” This overview enables a click on any product to not only give direct access to detailed information on technical features and application details, but also to an individual form allowing potential clients to make rapid contact with the appropriate EBV product specialist. With our specially designed microsite, featuring all information concerning the Consumer Electronics sector, we are offering a highly-individualised platform for this segment.”
The background information on the microsite ranges from home entertainment through communications and infrastructure, as well as mobile devices and home automation to domestic appliances – in each case with numerous sub-categories.
The section on home entertainment looks at such sub-categories as multimedia, TV, hi-fi, noise compensation, set-top box and OTT (Over-the-top box), multiscreen solutions and gaming. The section on communication and infrastructure deals with issues such as broadcasting technology, telecoms/datacoms, (wholesale) digital advertising screens (digital signage), head-end stations and CPE & VOIP telephony.
The mobile device section first looks at the overarching topic of wireless charging technologies, then goes into more detail in sub-sections on tablets, PNDs, e-books, augmented-reality glasses, watches and armband devices, headphones, car accessories, headphones, fabrics with integral electronics as well as sections on sport and health.
The section on Home Automation is divided into sub-sections on the subjects of security, air conditioning and heating, lighting, shutters, monitoring of energy consumption, the “smart home” and doorbells, focusing its review of domestic appliances on white goods and power tools for home and garden.
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Mick Elliott
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