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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