5.55 million vehicles were sold in August – up almost 1% on July – says TrendForce. The rankings of the top 10 car brands for August remained the same compared ...
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The University of Birmingham has found a new reason why ball-milling, a technique over 100 years old, makes high-capacity Li-ion electrode materials. The use of ball milling has been a ...
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Using Arduino’s recently introduced Giga R1 WiFi CPU board and need a human interface? The Giga Display Shield (plug-in board) might fit the bill. It adds a 3.97inch 480 x ...
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Standex Electronics has announced two series of high-voltage power reed relays, one surface-mount and one axially leaded. MHV series of miniature high voltage reed relays are surface mount and measure ...
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SEEQC, the quantum computing specialist, and Nvidia are developing a chip-to-chip link between quantum computers and GPUs. The link is intended to integrate quantum and classical computing. SEEQC says the ...
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Raspberry Pi 5 has been revealed. Available for pre-order now, they are scheduled to ship at the end of October. Prices are: $60+tax for 4Gbyte variant $80+tax for 8Gbyte variant ...
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The University of Nottingham, Phasecraft and QuEra Computing have been awarded $1 million under the the Wellcome Leap support programme Quantum for Bio that aims to accelerate applications of quantum ...
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AMD’s Alveo UL3524 fintech accelerator card provides electronic traders, market makers, hedge funds, brokerages and exchanges with an FPGA platform for electronic trading at nanosecond speeds. Powered by a custom ...
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To shrink size and power consumption for wearables, Rohm has turned to lasers for a short-range proximity detector. Built around a vcsel (vertical cavity surface-emitting laser), RPR-0720 measures only 2 ...
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BAE and Malloy Aeronautics have demonstrated their T-600 heavy drone in a NATO exercise in Portugal. “Our smaller T-150 has been tested and operated for years by the UK MoD ...
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Nexperia has announced a series of 500mA dual bipolar transistors that include base resistors within the 2 x 2 x 0.65mm package – there is a choice of SOT1118 (DFN2020-6) ...
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Schaffner is aiming at robots and other industrial applications with a range of three-phase mains interference filters. “FN3040, FN3041, FN3042 and FN3043 EMC filters are rated for currents of 10 ...
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China plans to build a huge particle accelerator for advanced IC lithography in an attempt to sidestep the need for ASML’s EUV machines, says the South China Morning Post The ...
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General Atomics, a specialist in electromagnetic and electric power generation systems, has bought EO Vista, a developer of space-based and airborne electro-optical payloads. The aim is to expand its weather ...
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Microchip has introduced a family of 14 and 20 pin microcontrollers with up to two I3C (improved inter integrated circuit) busses that work up to 12.5MHz. The smallest measures 3 ...
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Embedded systems, servers, I/O modules and sensors by Sfera Labs, are now available from DigiKey, following a distribution agreement between the two companies. The embedded systems and edge computing products ...
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Rutronik has created a smart motor drive evaluation board that combines an Arm Cortex-M0+ MCU with CAN and LIN interfaces – with all of its parts available in automotive-qualified form. ...
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XP Power has created a family of PCB mount ac-dc power modules for BF (body floating) medical applications such as surgical, patient treatment, patient monitoring and dental equipment. Named MCE, ...
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Alphawave Semi had H1 revenues up 228% y-o-y to $187 million for an EBITDA of $32 million at a margin of 17% compared with $23 million and 41% in H1 ...
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element14 and Bourns launched the Experimenting with Flyback Transformers Design Challenge. The competition invites design engineers and enthusiasts to explore the world of flyback transformers, integral components used in switched-mode ...
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Cambridge GaN Devices is adding package-top per-device 2D barcodes to its GaN power transistors, which can be read by customers using commercial code readers to reveal function, batch and position-on-wafer. ...
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ODU has introduced high-voltage variants into its medical connector range. Medi-Snap High Voltage are designed for “transmission of high pulse and continuous voltages together with simultaneous provision of high pulse ...
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For the US market, TiePie has created a 915MHz version of the module that allows multiple instances if its PC oscilloscopes to be used together at up to 400m range ...
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Eight days after its IPO, Friday’s market close saw Arm shares at 32 cents above the $51 offer price after hitting $63 in the days immediately after the offer. The ...
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200mm fab capacity will grow 14% from 2023 through 2026, adding 12 new 200mm volume fabs (excluding EPI), says SEMI in its 200mm Fab Outlook to 2026 report. Power and ...
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Renesas has created interfaces between its Reality AI Tools and its e2 studio integrated development environment, enabling designers to share data, projects and AI code modules between the two programs. ...
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The UK Space Conference 2023 – involving governments, industry, and academia – is being held 21-23 November in Belfast, taking the theme of ‘Space For Our Future’. The venue for ...
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Estone Technology has introduced a range of Arm processor 10.1in touch-panel PCs for industrial AI applications with neural network processing, camera interfaces and power-over-Ethernet. Called PPC-4910, computing comes from NXP’s ...
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Q2 wearables’ shipments grew 8.5% y-o-y to 116 million devices after two quarters of decline, according to the IDC Worldwide Quarterly Wearable Device Tracker – but ASPs fell. New competitors ...
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STMicroelectronics has announced software to simplify connecting its STM32H5 microcontrollers to Amazon’s AWS cloud and Microsoft’s Azure IoT Hub X-CUBE-AWS-H5 and X-CUBE-AZURE-H5 are expansion packages for ST’s STM32Cube development tools, ...
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Flex Power Modules squeezed an 800W dc-dc converter into a 23.4 x 17.8 x 9.6mm surface-mount package. Called, BMR314 product, the task was made slightly easier by it being non-isolated, ...
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IDS has adopted Onsemi’s 20Mpixel AR2020 image sensor for an industrial camera called uEye+ XCP. It has 5,136 x 3,856 pixels, a USB3 interface and a closed housing measuring 29 ...
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The Dresden Research Institute has developed a CMOS-integrated micromirror array in which each mirror can be individually deflected around two tilting axes (right). There are 512 x 320 individually addressable ...
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InsightSIPP’s latest RF module incorporates the latest generation of UWB technology from Qorvo in the QM31100 UWB chip together with Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF52833 Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) device. The ISP3080’s ...
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DigiKey is launching its annual Back2School sweepstakes, giving students a chance to win credit with the distributor to buy components and tools for their engineering projects. In total, there will ...
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Tokyo Institute of Technology has demonstrated a blue OLED with a forward voltage of 1.97V at 100cd/m2, and still emitting at lower voltages such as 1.5V (right). “Conventional blue OLEDs ...
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Nordic Semiconductor has announced EEMBC benchmarks for its forthcoming multi-protocol nRF54H20 wireless microcontroller, which combines multiple Arm Cortex-M33 processors and multiple RISC-V coprocessors “optimised for specific types of workloads”, it ...
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ISS Aerospace has been awarded a £500,000 grant – by the UK’s Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) and InnovateUK – for the development of a vertical take-off and landing Heavy-Lift ...
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CUI Devices has introduced dozens of illuminated tactile push button switches, in packages as small as 3.4 x 3.4 x 1.5mm. Colours span blue, green, red, red-blue, red-green, white and ...
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Texas Instruments has added an analogue version of the non-optical replacement for digital opto-isolators it just revealed. Called ‘opto-emulators’, both analogue and digital versions replace the LED and photo-diode or ...
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5G satellite networks will generate an additional $17bn of revenue for operators over the next seven years according to the latest findings from Juniper Research. This will be from 3GPP ...
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Keysight has brought out a compact, four-channel vector signal generator (VSG) capable of signal generation up to 8.5 GHz with 960 MHz of modulation bandwidth per channel The N5186A MXG, ...
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The Lofree Flow claims to be the world’s first low-profile keyboard with Kailh Full POM Switch and Gasket Mount design, The Kailh Full POM Switches are the world’s first low-profile ...
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For professional applications, engineering and software development consultancy DMC has joined Arduino’s system integrators partnership programme. Initially, said DMC, the partnership will focus on producing commercial solutions for manufacturing, logistic ...
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In today’s evolving business landscape, companies must adapt their customer interactions and services to unlock new revenue and value-producing opportunities. The key lies in digitalization, which enables both operational and ...
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DigiKey has announced it is now supporting Europe to Europe direct shipping, for delivery of components through its Marketplace. The Marketplace is an online platform for an extended list of ...
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TDK is aiming at motor testing with the introduction of a power sinking option to 1.7 and 3.4kW models of its Genesys+ 1U-high rack-mount dc power supplies – it is ...
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Rohde & Schwarz has introduced 5GHz instantaneous bandwidth front-ends for its automotive radar test set-up. AREG8-81WS (monostatic – single antenna) and AREG8-81WD (bistatic – dual antenna) are for the 76 ...
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Unleash the Power of Innovation with Industrial Semiconductors from Profusion Ltd. Profusion Ltd is a specialist semiconductor distributor that has supplied the audio industry for nearly 35 years, forging close ...
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Foldables will only take 1.6% of the smartphone market this year, says TrendForce, representing 18.3 million units and a 43% rise from last year. Next year, 38% growth to 25.2 ...
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The UK Space Agency (UKSA) has released its Space Sector Skills Survey 2023, a report into the space expertise to be found (and the gaps missing) across UK businesses, government ...
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DVCon Europe, the Design and Verification Conference & Exhibition Europe, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. The event centres on the application of languages, tools and IP for the ...
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Toshiba has released the promised expansion of its TCTH0xxxE multi-point over-temperature alarm IC family. Each of these simple ICs, (branded ‘Thermoflagger’) works with one or more PTC (positive temperature coefficient) ...
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NASA has awarded contracts, with a total value greater than $19m, for NOAA’s (U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) NEON microwave sounder study. Specifically, the contracts are to conduct NOAA’s ...
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Cambridge-based Titan has announced a steer-by-wire system for vehicles “from electric hypercars to automated trucks which has been designed to meet demand from lower-volume manufacturers who need a bespoke system”, ...
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Recom has created 12V and 48V variants of its 24V 450W RACM600-L ac-dc mains power supply. Like the original, they are open-frame supplies with an aluminium U-channel chassis measuring ~100 ...
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Drone racing has joined the list of activities where AI beats humans – in multiple races against three world-class humans in this case – following research at the University of ...
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Terran Orbital has expanded its satellite manufacturing by officially opening a new 60,000 square feet facility in Irvine, California. It will be able to double satellite production, says the company, ...
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Melexis is claiming 1% accuracy over temperature and life for its latest galvanically-isolated Hall effect current sensor. “MLX91230 guarantees this accuracy not only for thermal drift but also lifetime drift ...
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Rohde & Schwarz is aiming at 6G and sub-THz research with W-band front-ends for an IF vector signal generator and a D-band thermal power sensor. SFI100A wideband IF vector signal ...
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Yokogawa has announced a high-resolution extension to its DLM5000 series of scopes, with 12bit eight channel instruments at 500MHz and 350MHz bandwidth. Max sample rate is 2.5Gsample/s. “The DLM5000HD series ...
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Arduino has announced that it has completed a $22 million investment round, taking its Series B funding to $54 million. The funding round was co-led by CDP Venture Capital and ...
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In a report, Amnesty International details what it claims are “grievous human rights abuses” due to the expansion of industrial-scale cobalt and copper mines in the Democratic Republic of the ...
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As the curtain has just risen on IAA Mobility 2023 in Munich on September 5, the leading Chinese provider of CMOS mmWave radar chips, Calterah, brings a most comprehensive portfolio ...
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Calterah, the CMOS mmWave IC specialist, has been showcasing its full radar SoC portfolio, including two new mmWave radar SoC families: Alps-Pro and Andes. Operating in the high frequency bands ...
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SatixFy Space Systems (SSS), the UK-based digital payload division of SatixFy Communications, has been sold by its parent company to MDA, a manufacturer of satellites and robotics, in a transaction ...
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Machine Learning Development Suite is a toolkit from Microchip that supports some of its 8, 16 and 32bit microcontrollers. “Machine Learning is the new normal for embedded controllers, and utilising ...
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Navitas recently announced its fourth generation of GaN power transistors with monolithically-integrated gate drivers. Branded GaNsafe, the company has increased the protection integrated alongside the driver and has moved to ...
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2023 CMOS Image Sensor (CIS) units will fall 3.2% to 4.46 billion because of the contraction in smartphone sales, says TrendForce. The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will have ...
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The UK has rejoined the European ‘Horizon’ research programme, having been a big hitter in the programme’s predecessors when the UK was part of the EU. It now has associate ...
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CUI Devices is aiming at harsh environments with a waterproof MEMS microphone rated to IPx7 for water ingress. To be known as CMM-3424DT-26165-TR, the surface-mount device measures 4 x 3 ...
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At Semicon Taiwan, Navitas Semiconductor announced GaNSafe, its fourth generation GaN technology. It is designed in a TOLL package to be rugged and protected in demanding environments and suitable for ...
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Synopsys has extended its Synopsys.ai full-stack EDA suite with an AI-driven data analytics continuum for every stage of IC development. The Synopsys EDA Data Analytics solution claims to be the ...
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Diodes has released a 3A low-dropout low-noise voltage regulator. Called AP7179D, it has ±1% output accuracy (Vin = Vout + 300mV) across line, load and temperature, according to the company, ...
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Aaeon has created a rugged 10.1inch industrial tablet computer for industrial, construction, manufacturing and inventory use. “Ideally suited for use in outdoor operating environments, the RTC-1020 features IP65-compliant environmental sealing ...
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Sony has created a 61Mpixel interchangeable lens camera for professionals with industrial applications, such as those using drones for inspection, investigation, surveying or mapping. ILX-LR1, as it will be called, ...
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A single capacitor can influence the lifetime and quality of entire electronic devices. These components wear out relatively easily and are used in virtually all circuits, including power supply modules, ...
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Codasip, RISC-V Custom Compute specialist, now offers Siemens EDA’s Tessent Enhanced Trace Encoder product with its customisable RISC-V cores, allowing developers to trace and debug issues between silicon and software, ...
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Teledyne LeCroy has announced a 65GHz 12bit oscilloscope. Called 8650HD, two 65GHz channels can be operated though 1.85mm 50Ω connectors, or it can be switched to four 33GHz channels. It ...
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To address the stringent requirements of the latest microwave and mmWave testing, Siglent has increased the addressable frequency range of its RF signal generators to 40GHz. The SSG6000A has a ...
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The Australian quantum computing companies Q-CTRL and Diraq are partnering on three multi-million-dollar projects to expand the commercial adoption of quantum computing. It represents the first stage of an anticipated ...
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Agile Analog, the customisable analog IP specislidt, has joined the TSMC IP Alliance Program, a key component of the TSMC Open Innovation Platform( OIP). The complete range of Agile Analog’s ...
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Smiths Interconnect has launched its Kepler contact technology for IC Testing. Kepler claims to be the only solution that provides two-axis of motion during a single actuation of the socket, ...
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July car sales fell 10% m-o-m to 5.44 million vehicles, according to TrendForce. The top ten car brands increased their collective share by 2.3% to 50.7%. Toyota saw sales fall ...
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We are asking readers of Electronics Weekly to choose the winner of the University Research Project of the Year in this year’s Elektra Awards. The award is kindly sponsored by Panasonic ...
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Generative AI, digital customer service, and conversational user interfaces (CUIs) will transform customer service and support by 2028, according to Gartner. The Gartner Hype Cycle for Customer Service and Support ...
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SpiderOak, the satellite cybersecurity specialist, has announced a successful demonstration of its OrbitSecure technology for communications with the International Space Station (ISS). Specifically – using an Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) ...
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