40V automotive synchronous buck converter
Diodes has announced a 600mA automotive-compliant dc-dc converter that can run from 4.5 to 40V.
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This article was posted on Aug 17, 2022u-blox XPLR-IoT-1 explorer kit from Digi-Key speeds prototyping
The XPLR-IoT-1 explorer kit from u-blox is a “ready-to-use development platform” for the IoT in a variety of use cases and applications. The evaluation system is being stocked exclusively by Digi-Key.
This article was posted on Aug 17, 2022ASICs’ role in worker safety
Industry 4.0 technologies have transformed manufacturing processes but have added challenges to the business of ensuring worker safety which can be met by smart sensors and ASICs, says Richard Mount from Swindon Silicon Systems.
This article was posted on Aug 17, 2022Component supply problems to last into H1 2023
Extended lead times, geopolitical uncertainty, and elevated logistics and labor costs will remain problematic for the electronics industry into the first half of 2023, according to Supplyframe.
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This article was posted on Aug 16, 2022Longsys completes IPO and ChiNext listing
Memory specialists Shenzhen Longsys Electronics has officially completed its IPO, being listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE).
This article was posted on Aug 16, 2022UV-NIL extended to below 10nm
Researchers from Tokyo University have uncovered molecular properties that help fill nanometer-sized gaps in the nanopatterning mould for ultraviolet nanoimprint lithography.
This article was posted on Aug 16, 2022Record Q1 for Arm
As it gears up for its IPO which Softbank owner Masayoshi Son is vocal in promoting, Arm is delivering some strong financials.
This article was posted on Aug 16, 2022Royal United Services Institute urges blocking flow of microelectronics to Russia
Russia’s military capabilities could be permanently degraded by stopping the export to Russia of Western microelectronic components, says a report from the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).
This article was posted on Aug 16, 2022MCU adds EtherCAT and other time-sensitive Ethernet to industrial equipment
Renesas is aiming a set of microcontrollers at industrial equipment needing real-time Ethernet control.
This article was posted on Aug 16, 2022Gradient doping improves triboelectric nano-generators
Graduated charge-confinement could be the key to much improved triboelectric nano-generators (TENGs), according to the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology and Chonnam National University in Korea, which have been working on suitable structures.
This article was posted on Aug 16, 2022Henkel and CITC to co-develop high-thermal die attach
Henkel and Chip Integration Technology Center (CITC) have agreed to collaborate on the development of high-thermal die attach solutions for RF and power electronics.
This article was posted on Aug 16, 2022Oxylabs launches free web data scraping service
Oxylabs, the Lithuanian data gathering site providing public web data scraping solutions, has launched “Project 4β” – dedicated to solving critical research questions and missions.
This article was posted on Aug 16, 2022US may ban export of GAA EDA to China
The US is about to impose a ban on the selling of EDA software for ICs based on gate all-around transistors, reports the Protocol web-site.
This article was posted on Aug 16, 2022Italy may pay 40% of Intel assembly plant cost
Italy looks like following the example of Germany and paying 40% of the cost of an Intel plant.
This article was posted on Aug 15, 2022Yangtze announces 232-layer NAND
Yangtze Memory says it has a 232-layer NAND putting it on the same technological level as Micron and LG who announced, respectively, 232-level and 238-level devices last week.
This article was posted on Aug 15, 2022Intel cancels N3 orders; TSMC pares back N3 expansion
Intel is cancelling the bulk of its orders from TSMC for N3 wafers in 2023 because of design and verification delays on the GPU tile for the Meteor Lake mobile processor, reports TrendForce.
This article was posted on Aug 15, 2022CamGraPhic raises £800k
GamGraPhic, a Cambridge University spin-out, has raised £813,475 from Wealth Club clients through the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS).
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This article was posted on Aug 15, 2022MediaTek and UniSoc make gains in AP market
The global smartphone applications processor (AP) market grew 35% to $8.9 billion in Q1 2, according to Strategy Analytics (SA).
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