Quub microsatellite company launches British subsidiary
Quub, a US-based 3D printing microsatellite company, is launching an office in the UK for its Earth Observation business.
This article was posted on Oct 17, 2023National shares of semi manufacturing to shift
The locations for semiconductor foundry manufacturing will shift over the next few years with China doing more, Taiwan less and the US increasing its share of advanced node manufacturing, says IDC’s report: The Impact of Geopolitics on Asia’s Semiconductor Supply Chain: Trends and Strategies,
This article was posted on Oct 17, 2023Imec researchers develop 200Gbps optical receiver
A team of researchers from IDLab, an imec research group at Ghent University, Belgium, has presented an optical receiver achieving a gross data rate of 200 Gbps.
This article was posted on Oct 17, 2023Raspberry Pi ready to IPO
Raspberry Pi is ready to float, says CEO Eben Upton, who is looking to IPO the company on the London Stock Exchange.
This article was posted on Oct 17, 2023Waterproof autonomous mobility cameras for Nvidia Orin
For Nvidia Jetson Orin system-on-modules, E-con Systems has created a rugged waterproof camera aimed at autonomous mobility applications such as delivery robots and agriculture vehicles.
This article was posted on Oct 17, 2023Updated: 200A 1.2kV bidirectional switch module built around novel semiconductor
Ideal Power is aiming to compete with smart IGBT modules, with a 1.2kV 160A (100°C, 240A at 25°C) power module built around its novel ‘B-Tran’ bi-direction semiconductor switch.
This article was posted on Oct 17, 2023Nano-imprint anti-reflection for perovskite solar cells
Solar cells tend to work better with an anti-reflection coating, and perovskite solar cells are no exception.
This article was posted on Oct 17, 2023Soft gripper weighs 130g, lifts 100kg
Korean engineers and scientists have developed a soft gripper that can be used to lift 100kg, while weighing only 130g.
This article was posted on Oct 17, 2023Avnet Abacus signs XP Power
Avnet Abacus and XP Power have signed a distribution deal for EMEA.
This article was posted on Oct 12, 2023Open Light hooks up with Spark Photonics
OpenLight, the Photonics ASIC (PASIC) specialist has partnered with Spark Photonics, the photonics design services firm.
This article was posted on Oct 12, 2023Open Cosmos’ MANTIS satellite to launch on SpaceX Falcon 9
Open Cosmos, the UK space tech data specialist, and the European Space Agency (ESA) have announced plans for the launch of the MANTIS satellite aboard the upcoming SpaceX Transporter-9 mission.
This article was posted on Oct 12, 2023Top-cooled industrial 650V 20A silicon carbide rectifier module
Nexperia has teamed up with Kyocera AVX to develop an industrial 650V 20A silicon carbide rectifier module.
This article was posted on Oct 12, 2023Server-class embedded motherboard for Gen 5 Xeon
Kontron has released an ATX server-class motherboard designed to bring Intel’s 4th and 5th generation Xeon scalable processors to embedded applications.
This article was posted on Oct 12, 2023EW BrightSparks 2023 – Deadline for entries now extended
Electronics Weekly has extended the deadline for entries to EW BrightSparks 2023 – our awards to celebrate the achievements of young engineers – for two more weeks.
This article was posted on Oct 12, 2023X2 capacitors for harsh environments
Cornell Dubilier Electronics is aiming at harsh environments with a series of X2, EMI-RFI suppression capacitors.
This article was posted on Oct 12, 2023UK Space Agency funds XCAM’s Nuscis camera system for small satellite format
XCAM, the Northampton-based imaging specialist, has secured a £200,000 grant from the UK Space Agency’s (UKSA) Centre for Earth Observation Instrumentation (CEOI).
This article was posted on Oct 12, 2023UC Davis’ ‘sesame seed’ millimetre wave sensor
UC Davis researchers have developed a proof-of-concept sensor that may usher in a new era for millimetre wave radars.
This article was posted on Oct 12, 2023Infineon buys 3db Access
Infineon has bought the Zurich-based UWB startup 3db Access (3db).
This article was posted on Oct 12, 2023BYD is 4th biggest selling car brand
5.55 million vehicles were sold in August – up almost 1% on July – says TrendForce.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2023Binder turns to PBC15 quick-locking power supply connector
Binder, the industrial connector specialist, has created a new power bayonet connector, the PBC15.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2023Intel starts volume EUV production
Last week Intel started using EUV in volume manufacturing for the first time. Fab34 in Leixlip near Dublin is the first Intel volume fab to use the Intel 4 EUV-based process which was developed in Intel’s Oregon development fab. The Leixlip fab has seven EUV machines.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2023