ITG Electronics will feature 600Vac common-mode chokes at APEC in February, which offer “higher voltage ratings and more robust hipot Isolation between two windings – the products address increasing demand ...
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Würth Elektronik has shrunk a humidity sensor into a 1.5 x 1.5 x 0.5mm 5pad DFN package. Called 2525020210002, it works over 0 – 100% relative humidity, typically to within ...
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John Deere, the agricultural machine and heavy equipment specialist, has turned to SpaceX to provide a satellite communications service for farmers. The service, using the Starlink network, will support farmers ...
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Panasonic has launched a series of 70A PCB-mount power relays designed to US standards “The HE-R2A relay series is suited for modern wall box designs, and we are happy that ...
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Infineon and GlobalFoundries have agreed a supply deal for Infineon’s AURIX TC3x 40nm automotive MCUs, PMICs and connectivity ICs. The additional capacity will help secure Infineon’s business growth from 2024 ...
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Vodafone, Xiaomi, and Qualcomm have successfully tested a new 5G technology that will pave the way for customers to get faster upload speeds and wider coverage with the arrival of ...
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November semiconductor sales of $48 billion were up 5.3% on the November 2022 total of $45.6 billion and up 2.9% on the October 2023 total of $46.6 billion, says the ...
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The UK Space Agency is launching a £1.2 million Aqualunar Challenge to design technologies to purify the water buried beneath the lunar surface. It’s an international challenge prize, taking place ...
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DWDM equipment is forecast to reach $18 billion in market revenue by 2028, says Dell’Oro. The entry of coherent DSPs capable of delivering wavelength speeds over one terabit-per-second is expected ...
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Researchers at Chiba University in Japan have uncovered a rule of organic solar cell materials that could guide their development, or at least stop people hunting for the impossible. It ...
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Würth Elektronik adds dc ripple bias modelling to its RedExpert on-line power analysis tool. “It is a well-established but little understood fact that ac core losses increase when the ac ...
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The UK Space Agency is again funding a competitive scholarship scheme for UK citizens to attend study programmes at the International Space University (ISU). The ISU provides graduate-level training at ...
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Microchip has announced 10 automotive-grade multi-channel temperature monitoring ICs that use external diodes, transistors or substrate diodes (MCU or other die) as sensors. Called the MCP998x family, they communicate over ...
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ABLIC, the analogue IC subsidiary of MinebeaMitsumi, has launched a series of automotive step-down switching regulators. The S-19954/5 series is a step-down switching regulator which operates at 5.5V with a ...
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The United States Space Force (USFF) has selected two American universities – under its Space Strategic Technology Institute (SSTI 2) initiative – to carry out applied In-Space Operations research. Working ...
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There is an impressive panel of judges for the inaugural Electronics Weekly’s Women Leaders in Electronics Awards. Many have the same advice to people considering entering themselves or a colleague ...
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Infineon has signed a SiC wafer supply deal with SK Siltron. “For Infineon, supply chain resiliency is about implementing a multi-supplier strategy and drive decarbonisation,” said Angelique van der Burg ...
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Allegro MicroSystems has created an isolated gate driver IC for GaN power transistors that has no need for high-side bootstrapping nor the provision of a secondary side drive supply voltage. ...
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We start a tour of the UK space industry, seeing some of the most innovative players in action. Here, we talk with XCAM, the Northampton-based digital imaging specialist. Watch the ...
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Notebooks with AI acceleration engines designed to efficiently manage workloads and power consumption, enhanced by Microsoft Windows 11’s Copilot, are a way to getting the notebook market growing again, says ...
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AMD has introduced a motor driver starter kit for its Kria K24 system-on-module – which is built around a Zynq UltraScale+ IC and measures 60 x 42 x 11mm. The ...
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Littelfuse has invented an AEC-Q200-qualified temperature monitoring tape for electric vehicle batteries. Branded TTape, it detects local over-heating via thermally sensitive spots spaced along its length, all connected in series. ...
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) are to provide the Crew and Science Airlock for Gateway, Nasa’s proposed lunar space station that will succeed the International Space Station and be in ...
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Advantech has used AMD Ryzen Embedded 7000 processors in a series of industrial ATX motherboards dubbed AIMB-723. “This is the first industrial-grade motherboard integrated with the AMD B650 chipset, delivering ...
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iWave has announced system-on-modules built around Intel’s Agilex 5 E-series FPGAs, which have AI algorithm support. iW-RainboW-G58M measures 60 x 70mm, and is available with any of the 5 E-series ...
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SCALINX, the French fabless mixed signal specialist, has raised €34 million in its second funding round. With cumulative funding of €44.5 million to date, SCALINX is poised to transition from ...
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The UK’s Satellite Applications Catapult (SAC) has announced the winners of its Environmental Space Living Lab Competition. The byline for the competition was Revolutionising water quality and resource efficiency in ...
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Microsoft and the US Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) have teamed up in a multi-year project to explore material science using AI and super-computing, and discovered a promising solid electrolyte ...
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Bosch Sensortec says it has launched the world’s smallest MEMS accelerometers – the BMA530 and BMA580. BMA530 tracks activities with its step counter and is suitable for wearables, and BMA580 ...
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NXP Semiconductors has announced an extension to its 28nm RF cmos radar one-chip SoC family at CES in Las Vegas. The SAF86xx is the successor to the SAF8500 which is ...
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After Nasa’s successful DART mission, to make a deflecting impact on an asteroid, comes the Milani nanosatellite, which is part of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) follow-up Hera mission… Milani ...
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TI announced a 77GHz automotive radar for automated driving today at CES in Las Vegas. Called AWR2544 and made on 45 nm RFCMOS, it is aimed, for example, at vehicles ...
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Axelspace Holdings, an Earth Observation and microsatellite specialist, has completed a ¥6.24 billion Series D funding round, equivalent to $44.0 million. Bringing the cumulative amount of equity financing to approximately ...
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Skyworks’ AI Noise Suppression software claims to deliver noise reduction which increases speech intelligibility, preserving quality and reducing listener fatigue when using handsets, headsets, conference systems, automotive telematics, wireless microphones ...
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Vishay has introduced a photovoltaic mosfet gate driver qualified to AEC-Q102 for automotive use. “The component is available in a SOP-4 housing. The driver is the only one of its ...
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Percepio AB, the Swedish provider of observability solutions for embedded edge systems, has signed a value-added reseller agreement with Lynx Software Technologies the platform software developer. The partnership enables Lynx ...
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Inorganic perovskite materials are easy to prepare and process, and are suitable for making lasers, according to research at Pusan National University. The perovskite of interest is CsPbBr3, which had ...
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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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“Car headlights should be better regulated to reduce the dazzle they cause on-coming drivers”, according to a report produced by Scottish charity Lightaware. Called ‘Modern vehicle headlights dazzle drivers and ...
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Executives from SiemensEDA have formed a China-based EDA company called Semiconductor Intelligent Design Automation (SEIDA), which says it will sell OPC (Optical Proximity Correction) software from early this year, reports ...
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Automotive is the most important revenue driver for the semiconductor industry, says a survey by KPMG and the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA) because of the computerisation and electrification of vehicles. ...
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Nisshinbo Micro Devices has added to its MUSES family of op amps with an entry level device with a good balance between sound quality, performance, and cost. The NL8802 integrates ...
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