Nordic to buy its embedded memory supplier, Mobile Semi
Norwegian RF chip maker Nordic Semiconductor is to acquire US embedded memory IP supplier Mobile Semiconductor.
This article was posted on Jul 15, 202245W leds hit 5,000 lumens
XLamp XHP70.3 leds are the third generation of Cree’s ‘extreme high power led series’, with improved optical performance versus the previous generations, with higher intensity through optics than the second generation and with the XHP family’s highest on-axis intensity.
This article was posted on Jul 15, 2022SaxaVord Spaceport completes test exercise ahead of launches
SaxaVord Spaceport, in the Shetland Islands, has completed a test exercise at its site, up to the point of launch.
This article was posted on Jul 15, 2022SiTime opens online store
SiTime, the timing specialist, has opened SiTimeDirect – an online store to ship fully-customized precision timing devices; most ship as fast as 48 hours.
This article was posted on Jul 15, 2022Imec’s options to reduce metal line resistance at tight pitches
Imec has presented options to reduce the metal line resistance at tight metal pitches, mitigating the resistance/capacitance (RC) increase of future interconnects using direct metal patterning.
This article was posted on Jul 15, 2022QuiX Quantum raises €5.5m seed round
QuiX Quantum, the Dutch quantum processor specialist, has raised a €5.5 million Seed Round investment from PhotonDelta, FORWARD.one and Oost NL.
This article was posted on Jul 14, 2022Dev board supports Bluetooth LE, Thread, Matter, Zigbee, IEEE 802.15.4, NFC and Bluetooth Mesh
Nordic’s Thingy:53 is a development board that supports Bluetooth LE, Thread, Matter, Zigbee, IEEE 802.15.4, NFC and Bluetooth Mesh RF protocols, and is capable of running embedded machine learning models.
This article was posted on Jul 14, 2022Segger supports Arm Cortex-M85 with IDE and debug
Segger is supporting Arm’s latest Cortex-M, the Cortex-M85, with its Embedded Studio IDE, J-Link debug probe, Ozone debugger and emPower OS real-time operating system.
This article was posted on Jul 14, 20223.5inch TFT LCD delivers 1,000cd/m2 for medical and test
Disea is making a 3.5inch TFT LCD which can operate up to 1000cd/m2 brightness.
This article was posted on Jul 14, 2022Updated: Owl inspires neuromorphic computation power saving
French research lab CAE-Leti has developed a sonic event-driven object-localisation system using analogue in-memory neuromorphic computation, inspired by a barn owl’s brain.
This article was posted on Jul 14, 2022Imperas and Breker partner for Risc-V system-level verification
RISC-V simulation company Imperas Software has announced a partnership with Breker Verification Systems, a provider of test content synthesis for verification environments, to develop interfaces and standards to unify functional verification design flows.
This article was posted on Jul 14, 2022EW BrightSparks 2022 profile: Sarah Cooper
Now in its fifth year of awards, EW BrightSparks sees Electronics Weekly partner with RS Grass Roots to highlight the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today.
This article was posted on Jul 14, 2022SatixFy demonstrates 5G link through LEO satellite constellation
SatixFy, a UK manufacturer of electronic systems for communications over satellite, has demonstrated a 5G link through a LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellite constellation.
This article was posted on Jul 14, 2022Foundry cancellations growing
There has been a wave of foundry order cancellations for PMIC, CIS, and certain MCU and SoC orders, says Trend Force.
This article was posted on Jul 14, 2022Tester supports Qualcomm 5G RAN NR sub-6GHz small cells
Qualcomm has validated Anritsu’s MT8000A comms tester for sub-6GHz 5G NR small cells using Qualcomm’s 5G RAN platform and its QDART (development acceleration resource toolkit).
This article was posted on Jul 13, 2022DALI-2 raises the bar for emergency lighting
The lighting protocol DALI now includes emergency lighting control. Paul Drosihn, of the DALI Alliance, explains DALI-2 Emergency.
This article was posted on Jul 13, 2022Sustainability readies for take-off
The air industry is planning to tackle sustainability with autonomous operations, writes Caroline Hayes.
This article was posted on Jul 13, 2022When the chips are down, liquid protection is important
For practical reasons in this time of chip shortages, as well as sustainability, Dr Stephen Coulson, of P2i, urges that electronic design focuses on durability to avoid the need for frequent repairs or replacements.
This article was posted on Jul 13, 2022Euro-style low-voltage PCB terminal blocks with screw or push fixings
BEC Distribution has announced the availability of Euro-style low-voltage PCB terminal blocks with screw or push fixings.
This article was posted on Jul 13, 2022Viewpoint: Race is on to avert an EV battery supply crisis
With global demand for EVs growing at pace, the race is on for battery innovators to avert a supply crisis due to shortages of various elements found in the earth’s crust, such as nickel, cobalt and lithium, writes Ben Palmer, a partner and patent attorney at Withers & Rogers.
This article was posted on Jul 13, 2022Micron has DDR5 server DRAM availability
Micron has announced commercial and industrial channel partner availability of Micron DDR5 server DRAM in support of industry qualification of next-generation Intel and AMD DDR5 server and workstation platforms.
This article was posted on Jul 13, 2022