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Transmitter FFE makes the channel do the work
Transmitter FFE makes the channel do the work
Technology News |
At high data rates, around and above 10 Gbits/sec, we have to face the reality that conducting traces glued to…
Cypress Aims Low-Pin Memory at Automotive, IoT
Cypress Aims Low-Pin Memory at Automotive, IoT
Technology News |
Two attributes that are considered highly desirable in memory for the burgeoning automotive and Internet of Things (IoT) markets are…
Vitamin variant boosts batteries
Vitamin variant boosts batteries
Technology News |
Researchers at Harvard University in the US researchers have identified a new class of high-performing organic molecules, inspired by vitamin…
Industry’s fastest isolated gate driver for high-voltage applications 
Industry’s fastest isolated gate driver for high-voltage applications 
New Products |
Texas Instruments (TI) has launched a new family of isolated gate drivers with the industry’s fastest 5.7-kVRMS isolated dual-channel gate device.

PureLiFi raises funds, refreshes management
PureLiFi raises funds, refreshes management
Business news |
PureLiFi Ltd. (Edinburgh, Scotland), a developer of visible light communication systems founded in 2012, has completed a Series B financing round of $7 million and is bringing in Mike Hickey…
Bluetooth LE ICs target wearables and sensors
Bluetooth LE ICs target wearables and sensors
New Products |
The TC35678FSG, TC35678FXG and TC35679FSG are the latest ICs from Toshiba Electronics Europe that support Bluetooth® Low Energy (BLE) version 4.1 communications — delivering class-leading, low current consumption for applications…
PureLiFi raises funds, refreshes management
PureLiFi raises funds, refreshes management
Business news |
PureLiFi Ltd. (Edinburgh, Scotland), a developer of visible light communication systems founded in 2012, has completed a Series B financing round of $7 million and is bringing in Mike Hickey…
Phase-Leg rectifier modules provide 2200V of blocking in a TO-240 package
Phase-Leg rectifier modules provide 2200V of blocking in a TO-240 package
New Products |
IXYS has expanded its range of rectifier modules for thyristor/thyristor, thyristor/diode and diode/diode phase-legs in its TO-240 outline with blocking voltages of 2200 volts.
32 kHz crystals/TCXOs, smaller than ever
32 kHz crystals/TCXOs, smaller than ever
New Products |
Distributor Rutronik has added three series of crystals from Epson, pursuing the general trend towards the usage of smaller size crystals.
Distribution deal for recently-acquired IoT products by Cypress Semiconductor
Distribution deal for recently-acquired IoT products by Cypress Semiconductor
Market news |
Distributor Arrow Electronics is to supply WICED, Cypress' IoT platform that enables the rapid development and deployment of connected IoT products.
Partnership looks to double the energy density of EV batteries
Partnership looks to double the energy density of EV batteries
Business news |
The Fraunhofer Institute for Silicate Research ISC and Hydro-Québec in Canada are teaming up on research and development to double the energy density of next-generation lithium-ion and lithium-air battery materials…
Arrow to distribute Cypress Semi’s recently-acquired IoT products
Arrow to distribute Cypress Semi’s recently-acquired IoT products
Market news |
Distributor Arrow Electronics (Englewood, CO) is to supply WICED, Cypress Semiconductor's Internet of Things (IoT) platform that enables the rapid development and deployment of connected IoT products.
Chip designer ARM to be bought by Japan’s Softbank
Chip designer ARM to be bought by Japan’s Softbank
Business news |
ARM Holdings plc (Cambridge, UK) has agreed to be bought by Softbank (Tokyo, Japan) for £24.3 billion (about $32.25 billion) in an all-cash deal…
PureLiFi raises funds, refreshes management
PureLiFi raises funds, refreshes management
Business news |
PureLiFi Ltd. (Edinburgh, Scotland), a developer of visible light communication systems founded in 2012, has completed a Series B financing round of $7 million and is bringing in Mike Hickey…
Daimler demos semi-autonomous city bus
Daimler demos semi-autonomous city bus
Technology News |
No mirrors, but piles of forward- and backward-looking cameras, long- and short-range radar along with high-precision GPS – these sensors create a exact 260-degree virtual image of the surroundings. This…
FiveAI has no time for hardware
FiveAI has no time for hardware
Technology News |
FiveAI Inc. (Bristol, England), a startup that aims to apply artificial intelligence to self-driving vehicles, is software-only company, at least for now.
ARM-SoftBank: Selling at the top or buying at the bottom?
ARM-SoftBank: Selling at the top or buying at the bottom?
Feature articles |
Is ARM cashing in its chips after a successful 25-year run or is it simply looking to SoftBank for financial back up because the best is yet to come in…
ABI Research sees growth in LPWA technologies with challenges
ABI Research sees growth in LPWA technologies with challenges
Technology News |
According ABI Research, the market for non-cellular (non-3GPP) M2M Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) technologies, such as LoRa and SIGFOX, holds the potential for healthy growth, says ABI Research. But…
Single chip G.fast scalable low-power DPU architecture
Single chip G.fast scalable low-power DPU architecture
New Products |
Ethernity Networks has successfully tested the ENET38xxZ/99 platform for G.fast FTTdp deployments. The company has ported the popular ENET based flow processor SoC into Xilinx Zynq series to form the…
ARM agrees to be bought by Japan’s Softbank
ARM agrees to be bought by Japan’s Softbank
Business news |
ARM Holdings plc has agreed to be bought by Softbank of Japan for £24.3 billion (about $32.25 billion) in an all cash deal…
Phase-Leg rectifier modules provide 2200V of blocking in a TO-240 package
Phase-Leg rectifier modules provide 2200V of blocking in a TO-240 package
New Products |
IXYS has expanded its range of rectifier modules for thyristor/thyristor, thyristor/diode and diode/diode phase-legs in its TO-240 outline with blocking voltages of 2200 volts.
Fraunhofer and Hydro-Quebec team to double the energy density of electric vehicle batteries
Fraunhofer and Hydro-Quebec team to double the energy density of electric vehicle batteries
Business news |
The Fraunhofer Institute for Silicate Research ISC and Hydro-Québec in Canada are teaming up on research and development to double the energy density of next-generation lithium-ion and lithium-air battery materials…
Researchers turn solar energy into synthetic fuel
Researchers turn solar energy into synthetic fuel
Technology News |
Sun power has the potential to solve the challenges of future energy supply. The only drawback is a huge one: The sun does not shine all day long, making the…
ARM agrees to be bought by Japan’s SoftBank
ARM agrees to be bought by Japan’s SoftBank
Business news |
ARM Holdings plc has agreed to be bought by SoftBank of Japan for £24.3 billion (about $32.25 billion) in an all-cash deal…
Infineon details plans for Wolfspeed takeover
Infineon details plans for Wolfspeed takeover
Business news |
Infineon recently announced the intention to acquire compound semiconductor expert Wolfspeed. But how are the perspectives for Wolfspeed, its product range and its staff? During a conference call, Infineon CEO…
Distribution deal for Cypress Semiconductor’s recently-acquired IoT products
Distribution deal for Cypress Semiconductor’s recently-acquired IoT products
Market news |
Distributor Arrow Electronics is to supply WICED, Cypress' IoT platform that enables the rapid development and deployment of connected IoT products.
32 kHz crystals/TCXOs, smaller than ever – in distribution
32 kHz crystals/TCXOs, smaller than ever – in distribution
New Products |
Distributor Rutronik has added three series of crystals from Epson, pursuing the general trend towards the usage of smaller size crystals.
Transmitter FFE makes the channel do the work
Transmitter FFE makes the channel do the work
Feature articles |
At high data rates, around and above 10 Gbits/sec, we have to face the reality that conducting traces glued to dielectric (a.k.a., printed circuit boards) are truly horrible waveguides. They…


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