More efficient high-CRI and even-dimming leds from Cree
Cree LED has added higher efficiency high colour rendering index versions to its XHP35.2 leds, and introduced leds optimised to dim evenly when used in parallel
This article was posted on Sep 6, 2023EPC aims high with 300V space-grade GaN power transistor
EPC Space has introduced radiation-hardened gallium nitride devices for space-borne power converters and other rugged environments.
This article was posted on Sep 6, 2023Ericsson and Huawei renew patent agreement
Huawei and Ericsson have renewed their patent cross-licensing agreement which was last renewed in 2016..
This article was posted on Sep 5, 2023Bid for Blackberry
Private equity firm Veritas Capital has made an offer to buy BlackBerry, reports Reuters. Other prospective buyers are in talks with the company which has been conducting a strategic review.
This article was posted on Sep 5, 2023Macom buys Wolfspeed’s RF business
Macom has bought Wolfspeed’s RF business for $75 million in cash, and $50 million in Macom stock.
This article was posted on Sep 5, 2023Viewpoint: Ditching the wires to shed the pounds in automotive
Vehicle manufacturers have long dreamt of reducing weight by replacing heavy wiring looms with radio frequency technology. However, achieving this wireless nirvana is not as simple as it first appears, writes Sampson Hu, founder of UK antenna specialist Novocomms.
This article was posted on Sep 5, 2023US and China smooth trade relations
US and China smooth trade relations
This article was posted on Sep 5, 2023Foxconn founder to run for Taiwan presidency
Yesterday, Terry Gou, the Foxconn founder, said he will run for the presidency of Taiwan as an independent after failing to win the nomination for the China-friendly Kuomintang (KMT) party.
This article was posted on Sep 5, 2023Stripped-down 2.4GHz-only Wi-Fi 6 radio chip for lower cost designs
Nordic Semiconductor has taken 5GHz radios out of its recent nRF7002 Wi-Fi 6 companion IC, to create the 2.4GHz-only nRF7001.
This article was posted on Sep 5, 2023Raspberry Pi, Arduino motor their way to artistic alternative time display
I do like a complicated clock or a tortuous timepiece – displaying a time doesn’t have to be straightforward! So I enjoyed seeing this artistic Raspberry Pi-based alternative time display…
This article was posted on Sep 5, 2023Spire celebrates optical inter-satellite tech in Glasgow made nanosatellites
Spire Global, the space analytics company with offices in Glasgow, has successfully launched two satellites carrying optical inter-satellite link (OISL) payloads that will reduce data latency and strengthen communication security.
This article was posted on Sep 5, 2023Quantinuum delivers quantum computing hardened key enhancement
Quantinuum, the amalgamation of the quantum computing operations of Honeywell and Cambridge Quantum, is providing quantum computing hardened cyber protection for a wide range of connected devices by maximising the strength of keys generated within the devices themselves.
This article was posted on Sep 5, 2023Infineon expands TRENCHSTOP
Infineon has expanded its 7th generation TRENCHSTOP IGBT family with the discrete 650 V IGBT7 H7 variant.
This article was posted on Sep 4, 2023Axiom Space raises $350m Series-C towards commercial space station
Axiom Space, the in-orbit infrastructure specialist, has secured $350m in its Series-C round of funding, to help build the first commercial space station from the legacy of the International Space Station.
This article was posted on Sep 4, 2023Q2 DRAM revenue up 20.4% q-o-q
Q2 revenue for the DRAM industry grew 20.4% q-o-q to $11.43 billion, ending a decline that persisted for three consecutive quarters, reports TrendForce, as the Big Three saw shipment growth from AI servers driving growth in HBM shipments and DDR5 inventory stocking.
This article was posted on Sep 4, 2023$53bn AI chip market forecast
ICs for AI workloads will be a $53.4 billion market this year, says Gartner, which is 20.9% up y-o-y
This article was posted on Sep 4, 2023Dual output 300W dc-dcs for railways
Bel Fuse is aiming at railways and transportation with a series of dual-output dc-dc converters.
This article was posted on Sep 4, 2023A little more on: Infineon’s H7 IGBTs
Infineon recently released 650V H variants of its gen 7 IGBTs, without a lot of detail on how they differ from the rest of gen 7, so Electronics Weekly got in touch.
This article was posted on Sep 4, 20238.5GHz connectors go straight to the PCB
Powell Electronics has announced that will be stocking a second generation of GDBC (Gigalane direct board contact) one-piece contacts from Gigalane.
This article was posted on Sep 4, 2023Astrobotic builds 3D lunar surface for testing landers and rovers
Astrobotic, the lunar logistics specialist, has begun work on what it describes as a high-fidelity 3D test field mimicking the topography and optical properties of the lunar surface.
This article was posted on Sep 4, 2023Precision micro-power op-amp for automotive
Diodes has announced a single-channel version of its automotive-qualified AS2333Q dual precision micro-power op-amp.
This article was posted on Aug 31, 2023