Sustainable Futures

SEASON 1 IS POWERED BY

The world is rapidly changing to adapt to the impacts of climate change; but a more sustainable future encompasses a wide range of individual and cooperative action. In this season of Sustainable Futures we highlight companies and individuals who are leading the way in developing green technologies as well as ushering in more sustainable practices throughout their organizations.

S1: EPISODE 1

Optimizing for Sustainability

In this episode, we discuss the inherent challenges of sustainable manufacturing and investigate the strategies and technical innovations providing the necessary solutions. We learn how flexible manufacturing can have a positive impact on sustainability and efficiency.

S1: EPISODE 2

Connecting Digital Signals

Digital connectivity plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of sustainability on the factory floor. In this episode, we delve into how connectivity and embedded vision systems are empowering organizations to make more informed decisions.

S1: EPISODE 3

Engineering a Sustainable Future

From intelligent material flow to industrial vision and automated robotic systems, in this episode we discuss the logistics technologies that have transformative potential to move us toward a more sustainable future.

AD74115HBCPZ

ADC, DAC 16 b 200k Serial 48-LFCSP (7x7)

ADP1034ACPZ-1-R7

Power Supply Controller General Purpose 41-LFCSP (9x7)

MAX32672GTL+

ARM® Cortex®-M4F - Microcontroller IC 32-Bit Single-Core 100MHz 1MB (1M x 8) FLASH 40-TQFN (5x5)

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6Gbps Deserializer 4 Input 2 Output 56-TQFN (8x8)

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6Gbps Serializer 4 Input 2 Output 32-TQFN-EP (5x5)

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6Gbps Deserializer 1 Input 5 Output 32-TQFN-EP (5x5)

MAX96716

Dual GMSL2 to CSI-2 Deserializer

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CMOS Image Sensor 1024H x 1024V 3.5µm x 3.5µm

Additional Content

Shifting Product Design to Net-Zero Sustainability

Major forces are aligning to ensure a significant business requirement for sustainability over the next few decades. Around the globe, governments, businesses, and people are rallying to support a net-zero carbon emissions goal for 2050.

Road-Tested GMSL Cameras Drive into New Markets

Technologies developed for automotive applications frequently transfer to other markets due to automobile manufacturers' rigorous requirements for reliability, performance, and the need for fast data rates in an electronically hostile environment.

Connectivity – The Backbone of Sustainable Automation

Digitalization and seamless data networks are a lasting trend in automation technology. Their goal is to create highly flexible production environments that can be customized to achieve an unprecedented level of diversification and productivity.

Smarter Motion Control for Smart Manufacturing

Factories around the world are being pressed to do more with less. Ongoing supply chain disruptions, on-shoring and near-shoring, and environmental impact concerns are pushing manufacturers to be increasingly agile and resilient.

SEASON 2 IS POWERED BY

Season 2 features leading suppliers like Analog Devices and Harwin, delivering the components and technologies behind efficient power systems, intelligent infrastructure, and reliable performance in demanding environments. From high-performance signal processing and energy management to rugged interconnects and advanced materials, these solutions enable engineers to design systems that are more efficient, scalable, and resilient. Explore how these technologies support real-time decision-making, improve system reliability, and help bring sustainable innovations from concept to deployment.

S2: EPISODE 1

Intelligence that drives efficiency

This episode examines how renewable energy generation, smart grid infrastructure, and intelligence at the edge work together to create more efficient, resilient, and adaptive energy systems. Analog Devices’ technology enables innovation across each stage, providing system-level intelligence across measurement, control and real-time optimization.

S2: EPISODE 2

Building the backbone of electrification

This episode looks at how EV charging infrastructure and material innovation contribute to sustainable transportation and energy systems. Harwin highlights how high-reliability interconnects and eco-friendly materials enable safe, durable, and efficient solutions that can be deployed at scale.

S2: EPISODE 3

Shaping what comes next

The final episode looks ahead to the future of sustainable electronics, where AI, advanced materials, and sustainable manufacturing converge. It connects hardware, intelligence, and collaboration into a unified vision for how the industry can scale sustainable innovation over the next decade.

Gecko high-reliability connectors

Harwin Gecko connectors deliver high-performance interconnects in a compact 1.25 mm pitch, built for extreme environments. With rugged contact design, vibration resistance, and up to 2.8 A per contact, they ensure reliable operation.

Kona high-reliability power connectors

Harwin Kona connectors deliver up to 60 A per contact in a compact 8.5 mm pitch, designed for high-power systems. With rugged screw-locking, vibration resistance, and -65°C to +150°C operation, they ensure reliable performance in harsh environments.

Flecto floating connectors

Harwin Flecto connectors deliver high-density board-to-board interconnects with up to 160 contacts and ±0.8 mm floating alignment. Designed to reduce stress from misalignment, they support high-speed data and reliable performance in compact designs.

Kontrol 1.27 mm pitch connectors

Harwin Archer Kontrol connectors offer 1.27 mm pitch board-to-board interconnects with up to 80 contacts and 1.2 A per contact. With rugged, shrouded design, vibration resistance, and flexible stacking options, they ensure reliable performance.

ADES1830/1831 precision energy metering ICs

Analog Devices ADES1830/1831 ICs deliver high-accuracy multicell battery monitoring for up to 16 cells with <2 mV error. Featuring isoSPI communication, passive balancing, and stackable architecture, they enable reliable, scalable energy storage systems.

ADES1754/ADES1755/ADES1756 data-acquisition systems

Analog Devices ADES1754/1755/1756 ICs enable precise monitoring of up to 14 battery cells with high accuracy and ultra-low power. Featuring integrated balancing, safety alerts, and daisy-chain scalability, they support reliable energy systems.

µModule® power products

Analog Devices µModule regulators integrate controllers, MOSFETs, inductors, and support components into a compact SiP package. Supporting buck, boost, and battery functions, they reduce design time, PCB space, and external components.

Analog to digital converters (ADC)

Analog Devices AD4630 ADCs deliver 24-bit resolution with dual-channel simultaneous sampling up to 2 MSPS. Featuring Easy Drive inputs, low power, and ±0.9 ppm INL, they simplify signal chains while ensuring high accuracy.

Additional content

The role of connectors in thermal management in EVs

Efficient thermal management is essential in electric vehicles to ensure safety, performance, and longevity, with connectors playing a vital role in minimizing resistance and supporting reliable power and data transmission.

Selecting the right interconnect solutions for EV powertrain systems

A combination of environmental and economic concerns is encouraging more and more car users to consider the move away from internal combustion in favour of electric-powered vehicles (EVs).

Soothing range anxiety - The role of connectors in EV charging stations

Electric vehicles face significant barriers to their adoption. Extensive charging infrastructure is essential for inspiring confidence in drivers.

About Harwin

About Harwin, EN 9100 / AS9100D certification, high-reliability and industrial interconnect.

Precision technology

These devices integrate precision ADCs, a flexible digital signal processing core, and multiple communication interfaces to support a wide range of energy monitoring applications.

Maximum efficiency and power: GAN

In this webinar, you will learn how to leverage GaN FETs to reduce solution size and improve thermal performance in high power density applications

Use advanced battery monitors, cell balancing, and I/O isolation to design a rugged BMS core

Rechargeable batteries are foundational elements of a battery energy storage system (BESS), with various chemistries increasingly being combined into and used in packs of tens, hundreds, and even thousands of cells to provide more efficient operation at higher voltages.

Connected and secure EV charging ecosystem

ADI’s Sustainable Energy technology for secure, connected AC EV fleet charging. Secure metrology and payment platform in an interactive mock charging session, with real-time charger status and verified green energy data displayed via 10BASE-T1L.

DigiKey presents: Sustainable Futures Season 1