The UK Space Agency has awarded Raytheon a contract to provide Space Surveillance and Tracking Services Data (SST) from low-Earth orbit (LEO). Specifically, Raytheon NORSS – Raytheon’s UK-based space domain ...
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NTT DOCOMO, Miyashita Laboratory of the School of Interdisciplinary Mathematical Sciences, Meiji University and H2L Inc have developed a technology that enables taste information to be shared between people via ...
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Korean semiconductor production rose 42% in November while shipments rose 80% says Statistics Korea. The November rise was the largest increase in 18 months. November inventories rose by 36% – ...
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SaxaVord, in the the Shetland Islands, has been officially granted a spaceport licence by UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). The site – on the Lamba Ness peninsula site in Unst, ...
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Yanaichi Electronis is shipping a High-Heat-Resistant Flexible Printed Circuit Board YFLEX – Yamaichi Electronics’ Answer to Heat Challenges. The YFLEX flexible printed circuit board from Yamaichi Electronics is now also ...
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Nisshinbo Micro Devices has launched a broadband low noise amplifier GaAS MMIC GaAS for BS/CS TV, TV Tuner Module, STB and other broadcasting applications. The NJG1188KG1 is a broadband LNA ...
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A quick post to wish all our readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Note, however, that ElectronicsWeekly.com is not taking a break.
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Ultraleap and Prophesee have joined up to develop a system using event sensors and hand tracking in AR devices. The development utlises Ultraleap’s computer vision and ML models and with ...
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5.4 billion sensors, including imaging sensors, magnetic sensors, MEMS pressure sensors among many others, for the automotive market were shipped in 2022, says Yole Developpement, and with a 7% CAGR ...
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Siemens Digital Industries Software is working with sureCore and Semiwise to develop cryogenic CMOS circuits capable of operating at temperatures near absolute zero required for quantum computing systems.. The key ...
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Comau has conducted a pilot study for the adoption of wearable MATE-XT and MATE-XB exoskeletons. MATE-XT helps to reduce the muscle load of the upper limbs during static or repetitive ...
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TrendForce predicts an 18-23% rise in mobile DRAM and NAND Flash (eMMC/UFS) prices for the first quarter of 2024. This surge could be further amplified if brand clients resort to ...
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Q3 revenues for the fabless top ten rose 17.8% q-o-q to $44.7 billion. Nvidia’s Q3 revenue rose 45.7% to $16.5 billion. Cirrus Logic grew 51.7% to $481 million take the ...
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Has the US Chips Act been successful in increasing investment in semiconductor wafer fabs in the U.S? asks Semiconductor Intelligence. SI’s answer is the table below of major U.S. fab ...
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Magnachip Semiconductor has begun mass production of its new 30V MXT LV Metal MOSFETs used in the ECUs of Electric Power Steering (EPS) systems. The 30V MXT LV MOSFET provides ...
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PEI-Genesis, the custom connector specialist, is expanding its harsh environment products to include RF/Microwave interconnect, has added to its distribution agreements and set up an RF Solutions Group. PEI-Genesis has ...
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Now in its sixth year of awards, EW BrightSparks sees Electronics Weekly highlight some of the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today. Here, in our series ...
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A range of COM Express modules released by congatec are based on the Intel Core Ultra processors, which integrate a neural processing unit (NPU) called Intel AI Boost. According to ...
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Yesterday Intel announced PC chips that have been designed into 230 PC models, some already in the stores. Intel says its top of the range PC chip Core Ultra 7 ...
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The share of the foundry industry now held by Taiwan and Korea will shrinkto 41% and 10% respectively by 2027, says TrendForce. Currently Taiwan holds approximately 46% of global semiconductor ...
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has added Atlanta, Georgia and Strafford County, New Hampshire to its patent outreach office network. The creation of the new offices is part ...
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The silicon photonics market, valued at $68 million in 2022, will grow to more than $600 million in 2028 at a 44% CAGR 22-28, 8, driven by high-data-rate modules and ...
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Melexis claims that its Hall-effect sensor, the MLX90394 Triaxis micropower magnetometer, balances the design trade-off between low noise, current consumption and cost. With on-the-fly selectable modes and advanced configurability, it ...
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ST has issued software for migrating STM32 MCU Find code to more powerful STM32MP1 microprocessors. Increasingly, the latest process equipment, factory-automation systems, logistics and retail technology, IoT devices, and digital ...
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The UK government has announced Enabling Technologies Programme (ETP) funding for a range of projects designed to help boost UK development of new space technologies. Twenty-three projects are involved and, ...
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Aalyria has won a development contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) to deploy Spacetime – its O-RAN compliant “network orchestration” technology – at the agency’s ECSAT 5G/6G Hub in ...
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Melexis has added the MLX91231, a shunt-based sensing automotive current sensor for IVT (current, voltage, and temperature) and a digital microcontroller (MCU). The sensor is designed to measure low voltage ...
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Toshiba and Rohm are to invest $2.7 billion in power ICs. Rohm will invest $2 billion in a SiC plant in Kyushu and Toshiba will invest $700 million in a ...
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October semiconductor sales of $46.6 billion were up 3.9% on the $44.9 billion of September but 0.7% less than the October 2022 total of $46.9 billion, says the SIA. A ...
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Q3 NAND shipments rose 2.9% to $9.2 billion with a bit shipment increase of 3% q-o-q, reports TrendForce. Samsung had a 1–3% decrease in shipped bits, but a 1–3% increase ...
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DigiKey has hosted a webinar on procurement and purchasing, entitled “Strategic Procurement for 2024: A Live Fireside Chat”. The virtual event features procurement experts from DigiKey discussing successful procurement strategies ...
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Guerrilla RF is sampling a low noise amplifier that delivers an exceptionally flat gain response over a single 5 to 8 GHz broadband tune. When operated at 6 GHz, the ...
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The 2023 Avnet Insights survey reports that nearly three quarters (73%) of engineers who responded from around the world say the component shortages experienced recently in the supply chain have ...
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Q3 semiconductor manufacturing equipment billings fell 11% y-o-y to $25.6 billion while q-o-q billings fell 1%, says the Worldwide Semiconductor Equipment Market Statistics (WWSEMS) Report. “The Q3 2023 dip in ...
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2024 semiconductor sales are projected to grow 16.8% in 2024 to total $624 billion, according to Gartner after a 2023 market which is forecast to decline 10.9% to $534 billion. ...
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To encourage research, development, and innovation in semiconductor manufacturing, the Commerce Department’s U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is announcing a new Semiconductor Technology Pilot Program developed to support the ...
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Novocomms, the RF antenna design and manufacturing specialist, has unveiled NovoSat – a lightweight, dual-port, L Band antenna. Featuring high performance GNSS capability, the company highlights, it is also described ...
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Mouser explores how to seamlessly connect, control, and automate all our home devices with its all-encompassing Smart Home resource center. Mouser makes it easy and accessible to navigate complex networks ...
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Broadcom is shipping a novel on-chip, neural-network inference engine called NetGNT (Networking General-purpose Neural-network Traffic-analyzer) in its new, software-programmable Trident 5-X12 chip. NetGNT works in parallel to augment the standard packet-processing pipeline. The standard ...
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Texas Instruments has announced a series of GaN power switches for ac-dc and dc-dc converters that include and integrated driver, protection and current sense emulation. The parts, called LMG362x, differ in ...
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Kvaser has created an M.2 slot compatible board that can add four CAN or CAN FD interfaces to a PC or computer Called ‘M.2 PCIe 4xCAN’ (and also 01333-9), it ...
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