Gresham Power Electronics, the Salisbury  power conversion specialist, has introduced announced its latest micro-footprint, Ultra High Density (UHD) 550W output power supply the OF(M)550. The product range has been designed for use in applications including industrial and telecom systems, medical equipment and LED lighting. This new series of open frame switching power supplies utilises a ...

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Vision Engineering of Woking is shipping a compact TVM Field of View (FOV) video measurement system. TVM combines a small footprint, with larger system performance and ease of use. Time-saving instant FOV measurements and a moving stage allow larger components to be measured quickly and easily. The TVM series includes TVM20 and TVM35, with FOV ...

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Amazon shipped 4.8 million Echo devices between April and June, says Strategy Analytics, three times more than its closest competitor Google which shipped 1.6 million units. Google grew its smart speaker market share from 16.1% in Q2 2017 to 27.6% in Q2 2018. Apple was in fourth place in Q2, behind Alibaba,  with 700,000 HomePods shipped ...

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To better protect industrial systems from the dangers of high-voltage signals, equipment designers can now turn to the MAX22445 5kVRMS four-channel reinforced digital isolator from Maxim. The MAX22445 communicates across the isolation barrier to ensure safe operation of compact industrial, medical and other equipment. In high-voltage equipment, digital isolators provide signal isolation and level-shifting for ...

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      Samsung extended its lead over Intel to 22% in H1, reports IC Insights. All but four of the top 15 companies had double-digit year-over-year growth in 1H18. Moreover, seven companies had ≥20% growth, including the five big memory suppliers (Samsung, SK Hynix, Micron, Toshiba/Toshiba Memory, and Western Digital/SanDisk) as well as Nvidia ...

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After nine quarters of consecutive growth the DRAM price is finally on the way down, reports DRAMeXchange. Q4 contract  ASPs are expected to fall 1-3% due, says DRAMeXchange, to “increasing supply yet fairly limited growth in demand.”  Contract prices for PC DRAM and server DRAM memory have risen 1-2% sequentially in Q3, while mobile DRAM and ...

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Shipments of flexible AMOLED panels are expected to account for more than 50% of total AMOLED panel shipments by 2020. Shipments of flexible AMOLED panels are expected to reach 335.7 million units by 2020, topping those of rigid AMOLED panels at 315.9 million units. Flexible AMOLED panels are predicted to make up 52% of  total ...

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Q2 semiconductor sales were up 6% q-o-q and 20.5% y-o-y at $117.9 billion, says the SIA. June sales increased 1.5% on the month and 20.5% from June 2017 to $39.3 billion. “Halfway through 2018, the global semiconductor industry continues to post impressive sales totals, notching its highest-ever quarterly sales in Q2 and record monthly sales ...

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