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TI expands WEBENCH on-line tool with interactive Schematic Editor
TI expands WEBENCH on-line tool with interactive Schematic Editor
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You can customise and simulate analogue designs with TI's free interactive environment to quickly modify power management designs…
Hi-bright LED driver uses 8-leaded, heat slug package
Hi-bright LED driver uses 8-leaded, heat slug package
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Supertex has released an additional package option for the HV9910C. The Universal High Brightness LED Driver is now available in…
Dimmable buck LED driver simplifies LED lighting design
Dimmable buck LED driver simplifies LED lighting design
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Diodes Incorporated has introduced a dimmable buck LED driver that enables a reduction in component count and PCB size in…
8-lead HB LED driver features heat slug package
8-lead HB LED driver features heat slug package
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Supertex has released an additional package option for the HV9910C. The Universal High Brightness LED Driver is now available in…

200V and 250V fast diodes optimised for body diode hard commutation
200V and 250V fast diodes optimised for body diode hard commutation
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Infineon Technologies has added to its medium voltage portfolio with the new OptiMOS™ FD (Fast Diode) 200V and 250V.
Programmable buck converter in smaller space
Programmable buck converter in smaller space
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Diodes Inc. has introduced the AP3440, a PWM synchronous buck DC-DC converter for low-voltage, high-density power systems. With switching frequency programmable in the range 200 kHz to 2 MHz, the…
6A & 18A, point-of-load DC/DC regulator modules
6A & 18A, point-of-load DC/DC regulator modules
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Ericsson has introduced two 3E DC-DC regulators to its family of BMR461 12 x12 x 8 mm digital point-of-load (POL) modules. The two new variants in the BMR461 family offer…
SiC MOSFETs for 200C operation start volume production
SiC MOSFETs for 200C operation start volume production
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STMicroelectronics has announced that it will soon begin production of the first device in a family of silicon-carbide high-voltage MOSFETS, and asserts that his makes it “among the first” companies…
Origami graphene nanobox breakthrough for fuel cells
Origami graphene nanobox breakthrough for fuel cells
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Mechanical engineers Shuze Zhu and Teng Li from the University of Maryland have discovered a method of making nano-scale squares of graphene fold into a box, which will open and…
Cadence expands ARM-based system verification
Cadence expands ARM-based system verification
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Cadence has increased the scope of its Interconnect Workbench solution for ARM CoreLink 400 interconnect IP-based systems to deliver faster performance verification and analysis; Cadence now provides ARM Fast Models…
Audio codec features low, always-on power levels
Audio codec features low, always-on power levels
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Dialog’s DA7212 audio codec has low always-on power consumption (650 µW) which can extend the battery life of portable devices – including new ‘wearables’ such as smart watches and connected…
Point-of-load DC/DC regulator modules
Point-of-load DC/DC regulator modules
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Ericsson has introduced two 3E DC-DC regulators to its family of BMR461 12 x12 x 8 mm digital point-of-load (POL) modules. The two new variants in the BMR461 family offer…
ST schedules volume production of silicon carbide MOSFETs for 200C operation
ST schedules volume production of silicon carbide MOSFETs for 200C operation
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STMicroelectronics has announced that it will soon begin production of the first device in a family of silicon-carbide high-voltage MOSFETS, and asserts that his makes it “among the first” companies…
Eight tips to accelerate SoC physical design at RTL
Eight tips to accelerate SoC physical design at RTL
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The growing complexity of modern System on Chip (SoC), the design effort associated with the increasing pressure on silicon cost, and the pressure associated with shortened schedule requirements, makes it…
Smart vibration damping improves comfort, reduces weight
Smart vibration damping improves comfort, reduces weight
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Vehicles without a solid roof construction such as roadsters and convertibles are inherently prone to torsional vibrations. To make the body more rigid and to reduce the vibrations, carmakers frequently…
Origami graphene nanobox packs hydrogen into fuel cells
Origami graphene nanobox packs hydrogen into fuel cells
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Mechanical engineers Shuze Zhu and Teng Li from the University of Maryland have discovered a method of making nano-scale squares of graphene fold into a box, which will open and…
Zhaga Consortium appoints Musa Unmehopa as Secretary General
Zhaga Consortium appoints Musa Unmehopa as Secretary General
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Musa Unmehopa has been appointed the new Secretary General of the Zhaga Consortium - an organization that develops interface specifications which enable the interchange of LED light engines manufactured by…
Small transistors reduce footprint in smartphones, wearables
Small transistors reduce footprint in smartphones, wearables
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The VML0604 from ROHM Semiconductor claims to be the smallest transistor in the industry ans is available in a 0.6 mm x 0.4 mm x 0.36 mm package.
Ongoing trend: digitally augmented autism
Ongoing trend: digitally augmented autism
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While augmented reality is about adding contextual bits of information on whatever display is at hand (your smartphone or a head-up display such as google glasses), you could argue it…
MEMS panel outlines opportunity and threat
MEMS panel outlines opportunity and threat
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A panel on MEMS components in consumer products held at the MEMS Executive Congress Europe in Munich, Germany, this week discussed the growth opportunities for but also outlined some of…
ADlink snaps up German medical systems house
ADlink snaps up German medical systems house
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Taiwanese embedded board supplier ADLINK Technology has bought German medical system developer PENTA in a E5.4m deal.
Has indoor navigation lost its way?
Has indoor navigation lost its way?
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Indoor navigation, which has been a driver for at least some MEMS developments in smartphones, doesn't work well and is not really needed by phone users, according to Teemu Ramo,…
UK sidelines universities for cyber security training
UK sidelines universities for cyber security training
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The UK government is taking the training of new cyber security specialists out of the hands of universities and engineering departments with new apprenticeships.
RS expands 3D printers in bid to dominate the market
RS expands 3D printers in bid to dominate the market
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RS Components has added new 3D printers and print technologies as it aims to be the top distributor of printers alongside its free 3D design software.
CEA-Leti develops 16nm self-aligned split-gate memory cell
CEA-Leti develops 16nm self-aligned split-gate memory cell
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CEA-Leti announced the fabrication of ultra-scaled split-gate memories with a gate length of 16nm, exhibiting good writing and erasing performances with memory windows over 6V.
LED driver comes with heat slug package
LED driver comes with heat slug package
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Supertex has released an additional package option for the HV9910C. The Universal High Brightness LED Driver is now available in a lead-free/RoHS compliant 8-lead SOIC with heat slug package in…
Automotive MEMS: A changing global landscape
Automotive MEMS: A changing global landscape
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With the automotive industry being the largest market for MEMS manufacturers, and the automotive industry currently undergoing massive changes, the question is: How will the relationship between MEMS and automotive…
UHF RFID – the radio technology of choice for Industry 4.0
UHF RFID – the radio technology of choice for Industry 4.0
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The Industry 4.0 approach aims at migrating the production into smart factories. This, in turn, mandates the use of smart objects. What does this mean for the electronics industry?…


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