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Solar Panel Racking Kits offer scalable mounting solution.(Silverback Solar Introduces FastRack(TM) Line of Solar Panel Racking Kits at Solar Power International)

Designed for wide range of building and weather conditions, FastRack(TM) Pre-Engineered Solar Mounting Kits mount over roof obstructions and can handle high winds and snow loads. Kits are compatible with any brand PV module and include watertight connections, ensuring all roof penetrations are

Publication: Product News Network

Silverback Solar Introduces FastRack Line of Solar Panel Racking Kits at Solar Power International.

Silverback Solar, a premier designer, manufacturer and distributor of watertight solar racking systems today rolled out FastRack™, the company's new line of 40 pre-engineered solar mounting kits. The FastRack™ suite provides a complete streamlined solution for solar installers making it

Publication: Energy Weekly News

TI's new C2000 MCU solar kits jumpstarts development.

Helping make the world greener, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NASDAQ: TXN) has announced two new solar kits based on its C2000 32-bit Piccolo and Concerto microcontrollers (MCUs). These new solar kits bring advanced peripherals, application- targeted development hardware, schematics,

Publication: Worldwide Energy

Light infantry: US troops could soon be utilising solar power to run battlefield kit.(News)

US TROOPS could soon be using lightweight plastic solar panel based on nano-engineered particles to power their battlefield equipment. The US Army is funding prototypes of a power technology developed by Massachusetts-based Konarka, a specialist in photovoltaic systems, in a bid to reduce the

Publication: The Engineer

Jumpstart Development for Renewable Energy Applications Using Solar Kits.

Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) announces two new solar kits based on its C2000(tm) 32-bit Piccolo(tm) and Concerto(tm) microcontrollers (MCUs). These new solar kits bring advanced peripherals, application-targeted development hardware, schematics, comprehensive software libraries of algorithms

Publication: Power Electronics Technology (Online Exclusive)

Texas Instruments Introduces New C2000 MCU Solar Kits

Wireless News 02-09-2012 Texas Instruments Introduces New C2000 MCU Solar KitsType: NewsTexas Instruments Inc. (TI) announced two new solar kits based on its C2000 32-bit Piccolo and Concerto microcontrollers (MCUs). C2000 high-voltage Solar Developer's Kit features: -The C2000 Solar Developer's

Publication: Wireless News

Texas Instruments Unveils New C2000 MCU Solar Kits.

Texas Instruments Inc. (TI) announced two new solar kits based on its C2000 32-bit Piccolo and Concerto microcontrollers (MCUs). C2000 high-voltage Solar Developer's Kit features: -The C2000 Solar Developer's Kit is TI's high-voltage, string-ready, isolated MCU-controlled solar solution to help

Publication: Entertainment Close-up

Texas Instruments Unveils New Solar kits

Texas Instruments has announced two new solar kits, based on its C2000 32-bit Piccolo and Concerto microcontrollers. According to a release, these new solar kits bring peripherals, application-targeted development hardware, schematics, software libraries of algorithms and a development environment

Publication: Manufacturing Close-Up

'Solar for the masses': contractors invent and market residential solar roofing kit.(Cool Roofing Plus)

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] It's only a matter of time before solar applications will revolutionize the roofing industry, and the sooner roofing contractors see the light, the better off they'll be. That's the thinking at LUMA Resources LLC, a newly formed sister company of Allen Brothers Inc. (ABI), a

Publication: Roofing Contractor

Solar education kits in Haryana government schools

Chandigarh, June. 14 -- In a bid to spread awareness among school children about the applications of renewable energy sources, the Haryana government has introduced solar education kits in its senior secondary schools, officials announced Monday. "Solar education kits have been introduced in the

Publication: Hindustan Times (New Delhi, India)