CT For Management Terminal Unit
Our company`s current transformers have high precision,wide range,small volume and good linearity that can be used to the field of electronic watt-hour meter, electric energy metering, electronic detection.
Performance
â—Power frequency insulation strength:The insulation between the primary winding and the secondary winding and the ground part of the CT can bear 4kV power frequency voltage for 1minute
â—Interturn insulation strength:The secondary open circuit, the primary winding through the rated current 1min, no inter-turn damage in the transformer
â—The deviation is better than the industry standards and national standards
Management Terminal Unit Ct,New Design Current Transformer,Zero Phase Ct,Useful Residual Ct Anyang Kayo Amorphous Technology Co.,Ltd. , https://www.kayoamotech.com
Huawei: In 2016, it will invest 3 billion US dollars in terminal research and development.
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Li Changzhu, Vice President of Huawei's Consumer Mobile Phone Product Line, shared insights about the company's financial performance in 2015, stating that Huawei's revenue exceeded $20 billion. According to Huawei's standard practice, 10–15% of annual revenue is allocated to research and development. As a result, in 2016, Huawei Terminal's R&D investment was expected to reach between $2 billion and $3 billion.
Yu Chengdong, President of Huawei's Consumer Business, revealed that the company has already begun exploring key technologies for future smartphones, including sensors, artificial intelligence (AI), Ambient Intelligence (AmI), Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, biometrics, item recognition, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and 3D scanning. These innovations are aimed at enhancing user experience and creating more intelligent devices.
Li Changzhu also emphasized that in 2016, Huawei Terminal would focus on developing innovative smart products that offer immersive experiences, energy efficiency, and enhanced privacy and security. He pointed out that battery and energy technology remain a challenge in the IT industry, and if not improved, they could become a bottleneck for future technological advancements. Therefore, Huawei is prioritizing these areas.
With the Kirin 950 chip, Huawei's new mobile phones are expected to save up to 30% in power consumption. Additionally, the smart situational feature helps reduce background power usage by 50%. Earlier, Huawei demonstrated a fast-charging technology that could charge a 2,000 mA battery in just five minutes. Although this technology was initially expected to be used in the Mate8, it wasn't implemented due to its immaturity. However, Li Changzhu confirmed that this technology will be fully mature by the second half of 2016 and will be introduced in upcoming products.
Looking ahead, Huawei remains optimistic about the next three to five years, anticipating the emergence of a new type of product that could revolutionize the smartphone market. However, the company’s R&D efforts will continue to be guided by real-world market needs rather than chasing trends or fads.