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Swiss researchers investigating petahertz electronics
Swiss researchers investigating petahertz electronics
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Is there a limit to the switching speed of electronic components? Researchers from the ETH Zurich university have investigated how…
Industrial IoT reference design secures data chains
Industrial IoT reference design secures data chains
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The MAXREFDES143# embedded security reference design from Maxim Integrated Products is aimed at guaranteeing sensor data authenticity and integrity along…
Smartphones to accelerate urban planning
Smartphones to accelerate urban planning
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By harnessing the anonymous locations of the smartphones that nearly everyone carries nowadays Ford Motor Company and the Massachusetts Institute…
Dialog Semi enters GaN power market
Dialog Semi enters GaN power market
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Dialog Semiconductor (Reading, UK) has launched its first gallium nitride (GaN) power device, aiming at smaller, faster chargers.

Avnet Silica signs distribution for Dialog Semiconductor
Avnet Silica signs distribution for Dialog Semiconductor
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Avnet Silica has signed a distribution agreement with Dialog Semiconductor, going effective now for all EMEA. Avnet Silica will stock the complete range of Dialog Semiconductor products, including the SmartBond…
Pre-configured DAQ board operates out-of-the-box
Pre-configured DAQ board operates out-of-the-box
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Pentek has added two new cards to its FlexorSet series of preconfigured solutions: the FlexorSet Model 5973-313 for 3U VPX and Model 7070-313 for PCIe platforms consist of an FMC…
Swiss researchers investigating petahertz electronics
Swiss researchers investigating petahertz electronics
Technology News |
Is there a limit to the switching speed of electronic components? Researchers from the ETH Zurich university have investigated how fast electrons can be controlled by means of electric fields.
GaN Systems’ founders to retire
GaN Systems’ founders to retire
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Girvan Patterson, president (left), and John Roberts, CTO (right), the co-founders of GaN Systems Inc. (Ottawa, Canada), have announced their retirement.
Using low voltage precision op amps for a high voltage sensing application
Using low voltage precision op amps for a high voltage sensing application
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Dedicated devices that support extended common mode voltage are generally used for high side current sensing. But dedicated devices have their own limitations. What about when the common mode voltage…
FPGA cores offered for TSMC’s 40ULP process
FPGA cores offered for TSMC’s 40ULP process
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Flex Logix Technologies Inc. (Mountain View, Calif.) has completed the design of a family of reconfigurable FPGA cores for implementation in TSMC's 40nm ultra-low power manufacturing process.
Dialog enters gallium nitride power market
Dialog enters gallium nitride power market
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Dialog Semiconductor has launched its first gallium nitride power device, aiming at smaller, faster chargers.
Touch-enabled foldable AMOLEDs in Taiwan
Touch-enabled foldable AMOLEDs in Taiwan
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The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI, Taiwan) has developed a foldable on-cell touch AMOLED that integrates a low temperature polysilicon (LTPS) TFT back panel based on its FlexUP™ technology but…
LED linear modules for indoor lighting
LED linear modules for indoor lighting
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Designed as a replacement for fluorescent lights, Samsung Electronics' H-series Gen 3 line-up of LED linear modules provides light efficacy reaching up to 187 lumen per watt (lm/W) at 4000K.
Dialog enters gallium nitride power market
Dialog enters gallium nitride power market
Business news |
Dialog Semiconductor has launched its first gallium nitride power device, aiming at smaller, faster chargers.
Compact, affordable 3D printer targets entry-level
Compact, affordable 3D printer targets entry-level
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With its latest model, the da Vinci Mini w, 3D printing machines vendor XYZprinting is aiming at the market for newbies and home users. The printer boasts a robust performance,…
Swiss researchers on the way to petahertz electronics
Swiss researchers on the way to petahertz electronics
Technology News |
Is there a limit to the switching speed of electronic components? Researchers from the ETH Zurich university have investigated how fast electrons can be controlled by means of electric fields.
Silego scaling cost-effective agility in mixed-signal
Silego scaling cost-effective agility in mixed-signal
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Silego Technology Inc. (Santa Clara, Calif.), which has been described as one of best-kept secrets in Silicon Valley, has shipped 1 billion units of its custom configurable mixed-signal ICs (CMICs)…
Losing the ability to troubleshoot
Losing the ability to troubleshoot
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Scotty Deuty bemoans the lost art of troubleshooting and making do from first principles. He describes the loss as an American problem but perhaps it is just a consequence of…
Report: China’s Tsinghua targeting Korea’s fabless
Report: China’s Tsinghua targeting Korea’s fabless
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China's Tsinghua Unigroup has started pursuing mergers and acquisitions amongst South Korea's fabless chip companies, according to an online report in Chosun Biz.
MRAM startup strengthens executive team
MRAM startup strengthens executive team
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Spin Transfer Technologies Inc. (Fremont, Calif.), a developer of MRAM technology has appointed two senior executives; Les Crudele, senior vice president responsible for IC development, and Jeff Lewis, senior vice…
Research network gets granular on memristors
Research network gets granular on memristors
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The Dresden Technical University has established an interdisciplinary network of experts from computer sciences, electronics, physics and chemistry that have one thing in common: they are committed to research on…
ON Semi to sell automotive IGBT business to Littelfuse
ON Semi to sell automotive IGBT business to Littelfuse
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ON Semiconductor (Phoenix, AZ) has agreed to sell its ignition IGBT power device business to Littelfuse (Chicago, IL) for $104m to allow its acquisition of Fairchild Semiconductor to go ahead.
Compact, affordable 3D printer targets entry-level
Compact, affordable 3D printer targets entry-level
New Products |
With its latest model, the da Vinci Mini w, 3D printing machines vendor XYZprinting is aiming at the market for newbies and home users. The printer boasts a robust performance,…
ON Semi to sell automotive IGBT business to Littelfuse
ON Semi to sell automotive IGBT business to Littelfuse
Business news |
ON Semiconductor (Phoenix, AZ) has agreed to sell its ignition IGBT power device business to Littelfuse (Chicago, IL) for $104m to allow its acquisition of Fairchild Semiconductor to go ahead.
Conrad gets distribution exclusivity for BeagleCore’s starter kit
Conrad gets distribution exclusivity for BeagleCore’s starter kit
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Conrad Business Supplies and BeagleCore have established a global distribution partnership that will see the BCM1 embedded computing module and BCS1 starter-kit exclusively available to Conrad’s customers world-wide.
Würth acquires Amber Wireless
Würth acquires Amber Wireless
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Broad component supplier Würth Elektronik eiSos GmbH & Co., KG has acquired fellow German company Amber Wireless GmbH for an undisclosed sum.
Self-driving taxis launched on public roads in Singapore
Self-driving taxis launched on public roads in Singapore
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Not Google, not Uber is the first to offer self-driving taxis to the public. And not BMW, Audi or Volvo: Software start-up and MIT spin-off nuTonomy (Cambridge, MA) is offering…
Stencil-printed Li-ion batteries take any shape
Stencil-printed Li-ion batteries take any shape
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Using a simple stencil printing process followed by ultraviolet cross-linking, researchers from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST, South Korea) have demonstrated a new type of Printable…


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