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Alternative algorithm for digital signature tool deters firmware hacks
Alternative algorithm for digital signature tool deters firmware hacks
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With emSecure-ECDSA, Segger is adding a powerful option to its digital signature suite. The emSecure software package now offers two…
Dialog & Bosch merge wireless & sensor expertise
Dialog & Bosch merge wireless & sensor expertise
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Dialog Semiconductor and Bosch Sensortec have announced a collaboration to develop a low power smart sensor wireless platform for IoT…
Thread plus Bluetooth Smart, running on a single wireless MCU
Thread plus Bluetooth Smart, running on a single wireless MCU
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Freescale’s 32-bit Kinetis KW41Z MCU claims to be the only-available multi-mode radio with Thread support, capable of running 802.15.4 and…
Atmel adds Somnium’s DRT software tools for improved code generation
Atmel adds Somnium’s DRT software tools for improved code generation
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Atmel and Somnium Technologies have added the Somnium DRT software tools as an extension to the recently launched Atmel Studio…

Renesas offers qualified software modules with Synergy MCUs
Renesas offers qualified software modules with Synergy MCUs
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Synergy is an embedded hardware-and-software platform from Renesas. The company observes that embedded product designers spend a disproportionate amount of time on “non-differentiating” software – the Synergy platform aims to…
Audio Precision enhances electro-acoustic and PDM testing
Audio Precision enhances electro-acoustic and PDM testing
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Audio Precision has released version 4.2 of the company's APx500 audio test software, as well as a new PDM module with advanced capabilities.
LED Pulser claims laser-like performance at fraction of cost
LED Pulser claims laser-like performance at fraction of cost
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Chris Carlen, a Sandia National Laboratories engineer has created a high-speed LED driver that claims to deliver lighting performance that exceeds that of conventional sources at a fraction of the…
Food and beverage waste provides sustainable LEDs
Food and beverage waste provides sustainable LEDs
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Two University of Utah researchers have discovered a way to create LEDs from food and beverage waste.
3-V mid-power LEDs deliver 200-lumens per Watt at 65 mA
3-V mid-power LEDs deliver 200-lumens per Watt at 65 mA
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Luminus, Inc., has introduced a family of 3 V 3030 midpower LEDs which offer a wide range of options including 200 lumens per Watt, 95+ CRI, and 'candle-warm' 2200K.
50-V plastic GaN HEMTs for LTE and radar applications
50-V plastic GaN HEMTs for LTE and radar applications
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Wolfspeed, a Cree company, has introduced two plastic-packaged 50-V/60-W GaN HEMT devices that provide the intrinsic GaN value of power and bandwidth in a low cost package platform.
Inductors receive approval to level R for MIL-PRF-39010
Inductors receive approval to level R for MIL-PRF-39010
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Gowanda now has four Established Reliability series with QPL Level R status for MIL-PRF-39010 – ER10M, ER15M, ER18M and ER17S (shielded).
FPGA cores feature strong DPA countermeasures for cryptography
FPGA cores feature strong DPA countermeasures for cryptography
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Microsemi Corporation and The Athena Group have announced a comprehensive portfolio of IP cores with state-of-the-art side channel analysis (SCA) and differential power analysis (DPA) countermeasures. This latest portfolio, based…
Kontron joins NFV.net forum as network functions virtualization takes hold
Kontron joins NFV.net forum as network functions virtualization takes hold
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Kontron has announced that Sandvine, a leading provider of intelligent broadband network solutions for fixed and mobile operators, has accepted it to join NFV.net, a forum of leading technology vendors…
Single wireless MCU runs Thread and Bluetooth Smart
Single wireless MCU runs Thread and Bluetooth Smart
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Freescale Semiconductor has introduced the Kinetis KW41Z – claiming to be the industry's first multi-mode radio MCU to support concurrent operation of IEEE® 802.15.4 Thread and Bluetooth Smart/BLE connectivity while…
Analog Devices picks ThingWorx for IoT “cloud” support
Analog Devices picks ThingWorx for IoT “cloud” support
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Analog Devices Inc. (Norwood, Mass.) and ThingWorx are working together to develop a sensor-to-cloud infrastructure using a software platform from ThingWorx.
Boeing renews lithium-ion satellite battery deal with Saft
Boeing renews lithium-ion satellite battery deal with Saft
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Saft has been awarded a Long Term Agreement (LTA) with The Boeing Company to supply lithium-ion batteries for its telecommunication satellites.
High power amplifier covers 1 to 2.5 GHz and delivers 2 kW CW
High power amplifier covers 1 to 2.5 GHz and delivers 2 kW CW
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Empower RF is shipping another industry leading RF amplifier system that complements the frequency coverage and power level "footprint" of their next generation, high power PA product family.
600V power MOSFETs with integrated high speed diodes
600V power MOSFETs with integrated high speed diodes
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Latest members of Toshiba’s DTMOS IV power MOSFETs series have very short diode trr (reverse recovery time) and low thermal coefficient of RDS(ON)…
Iron based dyes promise cheaper solar energy applications
Iron based dyes promise cheaper solar energy applications
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Researchers at Lund University in Sweden have found a way to capture energy from sunlight by using molecules that contain iron which could be used to develop efficient and environmentally…
Reserchers develop wireless charger that supports different wireless standards
Reserchers develop wireless charger that supports different wireless standards
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Electrical engineers at the University of California, San Diego, have developed a dual frequency wireless charging platform that could be used to charge multiple devices, such as smartphones, smartwatches, laptops…
Keeping pace with big data: real time searches
Keeping pace with big data: real time searches
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Cambridge-based startup Geospock has just secured £3.5M in Series A funding to bring its first product to market, a cloud-based database service with a simple-to-use API for developers to easily…
Electro-acoustic and PDM testing software
Electro-acoustic and PDM testing software
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Audio Precision has released version 4.2 of its APx500 audio test software, as well as a new Pulse Density Modulation (PDM) module with advanced capabilities.
Oversize tactile domes
Oversize tactile domes
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Snaptron has introduced a new style of dome that measures two 50x12mm, the largest dome in the company's expansive tactile dome switch line-up. The E.5-ONN2-400 and E.5-ODN2-400 have an activation…
Yugo Systems changes name, ships its FPGA debug tool
Yugo Systems changes name, ships its FPGA debug tool
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A provider of FPGA debug and verification tools, Yugo Systems (formerly Byte Paradigm), has changed name again to operate under Exostiv Labs.
Report: SanDisk mulls company sale
Report: SanDisk mulls company sale
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SanDisk Corp. (Milpitas, Calif.) is considering selling off its business to rivals, according to a Bloomberg report that references unnamed sources.
Free, pre-commercial access to ARM Cortex-M0 core
Free, pre-commercial access to ARM Cortex-M0 core
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With the objective of speeding and simplifying the early stages of embedded-core SoC designs, ARM has made available free access to the IP for a preconfigured implementation of the Cortex-M0…
SPI NOR flash memory supports transmission speeds up to 400MB/s
SPI NOR flash memory supports transmission speeds up to 400MB/s
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Non-volatile memory manufacturer Macronix has released what the company believes to be the industry's fastest SPI NOR flash memory. The OctaFlash MX25UM product family includes x8 I/O serial interface products…
OLED research promises more natural lighting
OLED research promises more natural lighting
Researchers at Arizona State University (Tempe, AZ) are aiming to produce devices for lighting that will mimic natural light more precisely than previous technology, enabling users to see things more…


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