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Radiation-tolerant secure authenticator for harsh environments
Radiation-tolerant secure authenticator for harsh environments
Maxim’s DS28E83 DeepCover secure authenticator allows the protection of data from high-energy gamma radiation, while providing tool security.
Qoitech’s Otii Premium software now at Digi-Key
Qoitech’s Otii Premium software now at Digi-Key
As part of a global distribution agreement, Digi-Key Electronics will offer Qoitech’s Premium software for use with the company’s Otii…
Ferroelectric memory startup looks to be “The ARM of memories”
Ferroelectric memory startup looks to be “The ARM of memories”
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After completing its first financing round of €4.6 million, Dresden-based startup The Ferroelectric Memory Company (FMC) has big plans: With…
Leti and Soitec partner on new substrate research center
Leti and Soitec partner on new substrate research center
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French research institute Leti and wafer provider Soitec SA, one of its early spin offs chartered with developing silicon-on-insulator technology,…

Zuken PCB design software streamlined
Zuken PCB design software streamlined
New Products |
The latest release of Zuken’s system-level PCB design environment, CR-8000, has received numerous enhancements aimed at ensuring performance, quality and manufacturability. …
3D printing has ecological drawbacks, warn authorities
3D printing has ecological drawbacks, warn authorities
Technology News |
Dental bridges, car bodies, components and spare parts for airplanes and machines: almost anything can be produced with the 3D printing process. Technology is conquering more and more industries; it…
Webinar series covers thermal management of electronics
Webinar series covers thermal management of electronics
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Advanced Thermal Solutions (ATS) in the US is running a series of monthly, online webinars covering different aspects of the thermal management of electronics.
Electric bus to use solid state batteries and fuel cell range extender
Electric bus to use solid state batteries and fuel cell range extender
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Daimler Buses is launching a new electric bus that is designed to use solid state batteries that are under development as well as a fuel cell range extender.
PCB design software streamlined for process efficiency
PCB design software streamlined for process efficiency
New Products |
The latest release of Zuken’s system-level PCB design environment, CR-8000, has received numerous enhancements aimed at ensuring performance, quality and manufacturability. …
Electric bus to use solid state batteries and fuel cell range extender
Electric bus to use solid state batteries and fuel cell range extender
Technology News |
Daimler is launching a new electric bus that is designed to use solid state batteries that are under development as well as a fuel cell range extender.
Modular supply with low acoustic noise has 18 outputs
Modular supply with low acoustic noise has 18 outputs
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TDK has launched a new series of AC-DC power supplies, extending its QM series of 700 to 1500W modular power supplies to include up to 18 outputs.
Global industrial automation equipment market to reach $209.8 billion in 2018
Global industrial automation equipment market to reach $209.8 billion in 2018
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According to IHS Markit, the global industrial automation equipment (IAE) market was estimated at $202.2 billion in 2017, and it is projected to grow by 3.8 percent in 2018 and…
On Semiconductor opens joint China lab with GoodWe
On Semiconductor opens joint China lab with GoodWe
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Chinese power group GoodWe has opened a joint lab with supplier On Semiconductor to develop next generation inverter designs for global markets.
400x boost for graphene in solar cells
400x boost for graphene in solar cells
Technology News |
Two researchers from the University of Kansas in the US have found a way to dramatically improve the conductivity of graphene in solar cells.
Leti, Soitec form substrate research center
Leti, Soitec form substrate research center
Technology News |
French research institute Leti and wafer provider Soitec SA, one of its early spin offs chartered with developing silicon-on-insulator technology, have agreed to create the Substrate Innovation Center (SIC) to…
ST acquires embedded GUI specialist
ST acquires embedded GUI specialist
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STMicroelectronics NV has acquired Draupner Graphics (Aarhus, Denmark), the developer of the TouchGFX graphical user interface (GUI) for embedded applications.
Self-powered switches connect to Bluetooth LED lighting ecosystem
Self-powered switches connect to Bluetooth LED lighting ecosystem
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Lighting components and specialty electronics supplier Fulham partnered with energy harvesting wireless technology provider EnOcean for the joint development of Bluetooth mesh-capable self-powered wireless BLE switches, adding EnOcean’s self-powered, wireless…
Weak demand for LED package products push manufacturers to niche markets, notes TrendForce
Weak demand for LED package products push manufacturers to niche markets, notes TrendForce
Market news |
According to market research firm TrendForce, the prices of mainstream LED package products remained stable in the Chinese market for June 2018.
Radiation-tolerant secure authenticator to protect medical device data
Radiation-tolerant secure authenticator to protect medical device data
New Products |
With the DS28E83 DeepCover IC from Maxim Integrated Products, medical device designers can protect surgical tool data from memory-disruptive, high-energy gamma radiation used in sterilization, while simultaneously providing tool security…
Low acoustic noise modular power supplies offer up to 18 outputs
Low acoustic noise modular power supplies offer up to 18 outputs
New Products |
TDK's QM8 series of AC-DC power supplies extends the company's QM series of 700 to 1500W modular power supplies to include up to 18 outputs.
Diamonds with flaws enable key technology for quantum communications
Diamonds with flaws enable key technology for quantum communications
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Princeton University researchers are using diamonds to help create a communication network that relies on a property of subatomic particles known as their quantum state.
Radar for disaster management uses open-source reconfigurable instrumentation board
Radar for disaster management uses open-source reconfigurable instrumentation board
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An open source credit-card reconfigurable instrumentation board from Red Pitaya in Slovenia is being used for a new radar warning and information system (RAWIS) for disaster management.
Broadband capacitor claims to be smallest
Broadband capacitor claims to be smallest
New Products |
The 01005BB104 broadband 100nF multilayer ceramic capacitors from Passive Plus claim to be the industry’s smallest parts characterized for RF performance.
Ericsson to divest its Swedish field services business
Ericsson to divest its Swedish field services business
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Ericsson has signed an agreement with the Swedish company Transtema Group AB to divest Ericsson Local Services AB (LSS), a subsidiary of Ericsson supplying field service operations and maintenance of…
4 x CAN FD interface for M.2 extension card
4 x CAN FD interface for M.2 extension card
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Automotive testing company PEAK-System (Darmstadt, Germany) has expanded its CAN-FD product line with the PCAN-M.2 four-channel. The interface card can be used on any motherboard size from Mini-ITX to E-ATX.
Analog Devices joins open autonomous driving project
Analog Devices joins open autonomous driving project
Business news |
Chipmaker Analog Devices, Inc. (Norwood, MA) has announced that it is collaborating with internet giant Baidu (Beijing, China) to jointly advance autonomous driving.
Ferroelectric memory startup aims to be “The ARM of memories”
Ferroelectric memory startup aims to be “The ARM of memories”
Business news |
After completing its first financing round of €4.6 million, Dresden-based startup The Ferroelectric Memory Company (FMC) has big plans: With its technology of fast, cost-effective non-volatile data memories, CEO and…
Origami electronics uses cheap, foldable paper
Origami electronics uses cheap, foldable paper
Technology News |
Engineers at the University of California Berkeley have developed a laser technique to create 3D foldable paper electronics.


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