Mouser and Microchip have produced an eBook highlighting the value propositions and use cases for 8-bit MCUs entitled The Mighty 8-Bit Microcontroller.
This article was posted on Nov 8, 2023Binder has designed panel mount parts with K and L coding as part of the M12 series 824 and 823 in order to meet the specifications of the UL 2237 standard.
This article was posted on Nov 8, 2023Synaptics is sampling a chip which claims to integrate all the major features for advanced UCC terminals – AI-based audio/voice processing, a field-hardened Linux and Android SDK, enterprise-grade security, and low-power mode. Native support of popular collaboration platforms such
This article was posted on Nov 8, 2023Spirent and Cadence are to offer networking SoC verification software that claims to bridge the gap between pre-silicon and post-silicon verification.
This article was posted on Nov 8, 2023SureCore and Intrinsic are collaborating to accelerate time to market for Intrinsic’s ReRAM technology.
This article was posted on Nov 8, 2023Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (PSMC) of Taiwan is about to sign an agreement with Japanese investment fund SBI Holdings to build a foundry fab in Japan, reports the Nikkei.
This article was posted on Nov 6, 2023Component distributor Anglia Components has added the connectors and knobs of Cliff Electronic Components to its portfolio.
This article was posted on Nov 6, 2023Vites has chosen a beamforming IC from Oxford-based Ensilica for a vehicle satellite communication terminal.
This article was posted on Nov 6, 2023Power Integrations has introduced a 1,250V GaN version of its Innoswitch family of off-line constant-voltage constant-current quasi-resonant fly-back switcher ICs, making the options: 725V silicon, 750, 900 or 1.25kV GaN or 1.7kV silicon carbide.
This article was posted on Nov 6, 2023If countries A and B sign a treaty agreeing to put certain nuclear warheads into storage, how do they know the other is not cheating?
This article was posted on Nov 6, 2023EEMBC, the Embedded Microprocessor Benchmark Consortium, has joined the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC) and has become ‘SPEC Embedded Group’ (SPEC EG). Both SPEC and EEMBC are non-profit organisations.
This article was posted on Nov 6, 2023We are very proud to announce the first ever Electronics Weekly Women in Electronic Awards, celebrating the notable achievements of women within the electronics industry.
This article was posted on Nov 6, 2023Mira Aerospace has announced its “ApusDuo” solar aircraft has successfully conducted a 5G connectivity test, delivering comms from a fixed-wing HAPS (high altitude pseudo satellite) autonomous aircraft in the stratosphere.
This article was posted on Nov 6, 2023With Q3 only showing a 0.1% y-o-y decrease to 302.8 million units, the smartphone market is set for a rise, says IDC’s Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker.
This article was posted on Nov 6, 2023EPC has come up with a 3-phase BLDC motor drive inverter reference design which operates from an input supply voltage range of 14 V to 60 V and delivers up to 60A output current.
This article was posted on Nov 6, 20232023 wafer shipments are projected by SEMI to decline 14% to 12,512 million square inches (MSI) from the record high of 14,565 MSI in 2022 before bouncing back in 2024.
This article was posted on Nov 3, 2023Western Digital and Kioxia have broken off merger talks after Hynix objected.
This article was posted on Nov 3, 2023Micron Technology is shipping samples of its LPDDR5X (low-power double data rate 5X) memory for use with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 – Qualcomm’s new flagship processor for phones.
This article was posted on Nov 3, 2023Diodes has is aiming at automotive LED strings with a boost and SEPIC (single-ended primary-inductance converter) controller, that can also be wired as a voltage regulator.
This article was posted on Nov 3, 2023To prevent intellectual property leakage, Segger has introduced a package that programmes microcontrollers securely at third party locations such as contract manufactures.
This article was posted on Nov 3, 2023“In recent years, the use of synthetic culture soil such as rock wool and coconut peat is popular for crops including tomatoes and strawberries,” according to the company. “Since the water retention capability of these kinds of culture soil is extremely high compared to general culture soil, proper measurement of water content and electrical conductivity values was deemed difficult since it was difficult to have the sensor section contact with material.”
This article was posted on Nov 3, 2023