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Plateauing clock speeds impact test and measurement
Plateauing clock speeds impact test and measurement
Technology News |
Adam Foster of National Instruments and Shahram Mehraban of Intel considers how plateauing clock speeds has an impact on test…
Startups challenged to tackle biggest 5G hurdles – latency and resiliance
Startups challenged to tackle biggest 5G hurdles – latency and resiliance
Technology News |
The job of defining the next generation of cellular networking has lots of pieces and players. All sides agree they…
Reducing idle losses while meeting IEC 62368-1
Reducing idle losses while meeting IEC 62368-1
Technology News |
Edward Ong, product marketing manager at Power Integrations explains how to reduce idle losses while meeting IEC 62368-1.
Infinera and EBlink deliver fiber and wireless based mobile fronthaul architecture to Orange
Infinera and EBlink deliver fiber and wireless based mobile fronthaul architecture to Orange
Business news |
Infinera and EBlink have announced a partnership to deliver both fiber and wireless based systems and to provide an end-to-end…

Using Wi-Fi to power billions of IoT devices
Using Wi-Fi to power billions of IoT devices
Technology News |
Engineers at the University of Washington have developed a technology that uses a Wi-Fi router — a source of ubiquitous but untapped energy in indoor environments — to power devices…
HEMT low noise amplifier targets microwave radio and VSAT applications
HEMT low noise amplifier targets microwave radio and VSAT applications
New Products |
Richardson RFPD has announced the availability and full design support capabilities for a GaAs MMIC low-noise, wideband amplifier from Analog Devices, Inc.
Breakthrough prototoype technology to shatter capacity limits of optical networks
Breakthrough prototoype technology to shatter capacity limits of optical networks
Technology News |
Breakthrough prototoype technology from Bell Labs will increase optical network capacities by more than tenfold and overcome the capacity threshold set by ‘the Shannon limit’ on standard fiber.
W-Band receiver covers 92 to 100 GHz
W-Band receiver covers 92 to 100 GHz
New Products |
The Model SSR-9630831560-10-S1 is a W-Band receiver from SAGE Millimeter, Inc., that has a typical conversion gain of 15 dB with a typical RF input power of -60 dBm in…
Low power DSPs address multimode connectivity requirements of IoT and M2M
Low power DSPs address multimode connectivity requirements of IoT and M2M
New Products |
CEVA has introduced two power- and cost-optimized communication processors designed specifically to address the growing demand for multimode connectivity for Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine (M2M) applications.
Toshiba unveils SOI process, targets RF switches in smartphones
Toshiba unveils SOI process, targets RF switches in smartphones
Technology News |
Toshiba Electronics Europe has developed a next generation SOI process optimised for RF switch applications, designated TarfSOI™ (Toshiba advanced RF SOI).
Startup wants to be the ARM of analog
Startup wants to be the ARM of analog
Technology News |
Founded last summer after two years of preliminary research and with several patents pending, Californian startup Circuit Seed embarks father and daughter co-founders Bob and Susan Schober onto a licensing…
Multiple-output voltage regulator IC with buck/boost capability
Multiple-output voltage regulator IC with buck/boost capability
New Products |
A4409 from Allegro MicroSystems Europe is a power management IC that uses a buck or buck/boost pre-regulator to convert automotive battery voltages into a tightly regulated intermediate voltage, complete with…
Licensing deal drives lithium-sulfur battery technology to production
Licensing deal drives lithium-sulfur battery technology to production
Technology News |
The US Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory has signed an exclusive licensing agreement relating to lithium-sulfur materials for next-generation batteries with Solid Power Inc. of Louisville, Colorado, USA.
PMIC configured for computing and SSD power applications
PMIC configured for computing and SSD power applications
New Products |
IDT has added a highly integrated power management device for enterprise SSD and computing applications: a programmable part, the PMIC enables power system reuse for multiple protocols and form factors…
Multiple-output automotive regulator IC with buck/boost capability
Multiple-output automotive regulator IC with buck/boost capability
New Products |
A4409 from Allegro MicroSystems Europe is a power management IC that uses a buck or buck/boost pre-regulator to convert automotive battery voltages into a tightly regulated intermediate voltage, complete with…
Industry’s first 15-W wireless power receiver IC complies with Qi v1.2
Industry’s first 15-W wireless power receiver IC complies with Qi v1.2
New Products |
Toshiba Electronics Europe has launched what is claimed to be the industry’s first single-chip 15 W wireless power receiver IC that is compliant with the Qi v1.2 specifications defined by…
Transparent connector integrates LED to help troubleshooting
Transparent connector integrates LED to help troubleshooting
New Products |
TE Connectivity’s Detector connector is an extension of the reliable and time-tested DEUTSCH DT connector series. The 2 way plug features a transparent housing and a wedge-lock with an integrated…
Digi-Key to provide symbols and footprints for 7.2M components
Digi-Key to provide symbols and footprints for 7.2M components
Business news |
Digi-Key Electronics has struck an exclusive, global agreement to distribute software and design data from Accelerated Designs and provide engineers and electronics manufacturers symbols and footprints for 7.2M components.
3D printers spit out small PCBs
3D printers spit out small PCBs
Technology News |
Two companies showed 3D printers that can spit out small printed circuit boards and others including Qualcomm showed advances putting electronics on plastic substrates at the annual IDTechEx conference.
Why Japan hasn’t led IoT
Why Japan hasn’t led IoT
Technology News |
During his keynote speech at the Embedded/IoT Technology conference here Wednesday, Ken Sakamura, creator of TRON, Japan’s home-grown open real-time operating system, blasted Japanese embedded systems designers for their inability…
Taiwan considers lifting China investment ban
Taiwan considers lifting China investment ban
Business news |
The Taiwan government is considering lifting a ban on Chinese investment in the semiconductor "design" sector, which covers such companies as fabless MediaTek and foundries Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and…
Imagination Technologies leverages kickstarter for IoT kit launch
Imagination Technologies leverages kickstarter for IoT kit launch
Technology News |
Following up on its previous open source hardware initiative with the MIPS Creator CI20 micro-computer in December last year, Imagination is now launching the Creator Ci40 development board, this time…
Segger demonstrates its embedded software with emPower hardware
Segger demonstrates its embedded software with emPower hardware
New Products |
Segger has released the emPower evaluation board, dedicated to convey a comprehensive and out-of-the-box experience of the company's complete embedded software offerings and thus accelerating the start of any embedded…
Startup CircuitSeed wants to be the ARM of analogue
Startup CircuitSeed wants to be the ARM of analogue
Technology News |
Founded last summer after two years of preliminary research and with several patents pending, Californian startup Circuit Seed embarks father and daughter co-founders Bob and Susan Schober onto a licensing…
Power inductors handle high temperatures
Power inductors handle high temperatures
New Products |
With its HA65A series high power inductors, TT Electronics is addressing the growing demand for power converters for automotive applications. The surface mount (SMT) inductors can be deployed in buck,…
PCB-mount 1- and 3-phase common mode chokes up to 50A
PCB-mount 1- and 3-phase common mode chokes up to 50A
New Products |
Schurter has expanded its wide range of current compensated chokes with high current types for PCB mounting. The DKIH series are available for single and three phase applications with rated…
Volkswagen deploys data glasses in series production
Volkswagen deploys data glasses in series production
Technology News |
Following a three-month pilot project, Volkswagen has introduced the usage of 3D smart glasses as standard equipment for some of its manufacturing staff in the company’s main plant in Wolfsburg,…
From electronics to maths and money madness
From electronics to maths and money madness
Feature articles |
Dennis Feucht discusses different infinities, the madness of George Cantor and what can be learned about the irrational exuberance of the financial markets.


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