Imec models 3D thermal transport in 5G/6G RF devices
Imec has presented a Monte Carlo Boltzmann modeling framework that uses microscopic heat carrier distributions to predict 3D thermal transport in advanced RF devices intended for 5G and 6G wireless communication for the first time.
This article was posted on Dec 20, 2022Thermal imaging market to have CAGR 2021-27 of 6%
Thermal imaging is expected to be a $8.7 billion market in 2027 while the thermal detector market will be close to $598 million, says Yole Developpement.
This article was posted on Dec 20, 2022Micron shipping 232-layer flash in PC SSDs
Micron’s 232 layer NAND is shipping in its 2550 NVMe SSD for laptops and desktops.PC OEM.
This article was posted on Dec 19, 2022Automotive memory market growing at 20% CAGR
Driven by electrification, smart cockpit and ADAS, automotive is the fastest-growing memory market segment, with a 20% CAGR between 2021 and 2027, says Yole Developpement.
This article was posted on Dec 19, 2022Embed engineering in National Curriculum says IET
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), is today calling on government to help tackle the UK’s engineering skills shortage by embedding engineering into the current curriculum.
This article was posted on Dec 19, 2022Pulse-handling chip resistors for automotive
Stackpole has announced automotive-grade high-reliability chip resistors aimed at applications with pulse handling requirements.
This article was posted on Dec 19, 2022Sugar cube 100W power stage gets more efficient
Flex Power Modules has upgraded the sugar-cube-size 80A BMR510 point-of-load converter power stage that it announced in February.
This article was posted on Dec 19, 2022NMITE raises £36k to fund three students
NMITE, the New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering in Hereford, has raised over £36,000 in a a week to offer three underprivileged kids from the area a spot at NMITE to study engineering.
This article was posted on Dec 19, 2022Siquance to build quantum computer from standard silicon ICs
CEA, the French National Centre For Scientific Research (CNRS) and CEO Maud Vinet have founded a startup called Siquance which aims to develop and commercialise a quantum computer built on microelectronics technology.
This article was posted on Dec 19, 2022Digi-Key plays Santa with launch of December’s DigiWish Giveaway
Digi-key Electronics has launched its 14th annual DigiWish Giveaway, giving engineers a chance to win some electronics via the use of social media.
This article was posted on Dec 19, 2022SiTime platform simplifies timing architecture in wireless infrastructure
SiTime has brought out a new precision timing platform that claims to simplify timing architecture in wireless infrastructure.
This article was posted on Dec 19, 2022Tata may make chips
Earlier this morning, Tata’s chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran (pictured) told the Nikkei that the company is starting with IC test and assembly and will then consider getting into fab.
This article was posted on Dec 19, 2022Sugar cube 100W power stage gets more efficient
Flex Power Modules has upgraded the sugar-cube-size 80A BMR510 point-of-load converter power stage that it announced in February.
This article was posted on Dec 16, 2022NMITE raises £36k to fund three students
NMITE, the New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering in Hereford, has raised over £36,000 in a a week to offer three underprivileged kids from the area a spot at NMITE to study engineering.
This article was posted on Dec 16, 2022Siquance to build quantum computer from standard silicon ICs
CEA, the French National Centre For Scientific Research (CNRS) and CEO Maud Vinet have founded a startup called Siquance which aims to develop and commercialise a quantum computer built on microelectronics technology.
This article was posted on Dec 16, 2022Digi-Key plays Santa with launch of December’s DigiWish Giveaway
Digi-key Electronics has launched its 14th annual DigiWish Giveaway, giving engineers a chance to win some electronics via the use of social media.
This article was posted on Dec 16, 2022SiTime platform simplifies timing architecture in wireless infrastructure
SiTime has brought out a new precision timing platform that claims to simplify timing architecture in wireless infrastructure.
This article was posted on Dec 16, 2022Tata may make chips
Earlier this morning, Tata’s chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran (pictured) told the Nikkei that the company is starting with IC test and assembly and will then consider getting into fab.
This article was posted on Dec 16, 2022Rutronik adds Infineon’s XMC7000 microcontroller series with dual-bank flash
Shortly after Infineon launched its XMC7000 microcontroller series at electronica 2022, Rutronik has added the single- and dual-core devices to its portfolio. The microcontrollers have dual-bank flash memory for over the air (OTA) updates via read-while-write (RWW).
This article was posted on Dec 16, 2022Spaceport Cornwall satellite launch delayed into New Year
The long-anticipated first satellite launch from European soil – involving a Virgin Orbit launch from Spaceport Cornwall – has been put back once again, this time into 2023.
This article was posted on Dec 16, 2022Vietnam EV maker plans to IPO in US
Vietnamese EV maker VinFast, which made its first delivery of 999 cars to the US in November, has filed to IPO on the Nasdaq which will make it the only publicly quoted Vietnamese company on a US exchange.
This article was posted on Dec 16, 2022