IoT radar beam is set by bending its flexible PC, and more gems at Embedded World

Fraunhofer IZM has re-spun the idea of mechanically-steered radar, and developed a PCB-based IoT radar that can be bent into shape to customise its beam. Called Flex-Radar, its antennas are built into two polyimide wings (laid flat in the photo). Instead of active beam steering – which would be too expensive for intended applications, the ...

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Intel could regain crown

Intel is on track to regain its No.1 slot as the world’s largest chip maker, says IC Insights. A 24% drop in the memory market is forecast to pull the total semiconductor market down by 7%, estimates IC Insights, and  could hit Samsung’s sales by 20% because 83% of Samsung’s semiconductor sales last year were ...

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Mouser sponsors the future

Mouser is sponsoring the 17th Create the Future Design Contest, a challenge to engineers and students around the world to create the next great thing. Mouser, which has sponsored the contest for several years, is joined this year by  Intel and ADI. The contest is produced by Tech Briefs Media Group, an SAE International Company. ...

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1200V TRENCHSTOP IGBT7

Infineon  is introducing a 1200V TRENCHSTOP IGBT7 and emitter-controlled EC7 diode. The IGBTs provide for higher power density, lower system cost, and reduced system size. Packaged in Easy housing, the power module fits the needs of industrial drives applications. Based on the micro-pattern trench technology, the TRENCHSTOP IGBT7 chip performs with much lower static losses ...

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Renesas has RX Functional Safety offering

Renesas has announced the “RX Functional Safety” offering for industrial applications that reduces the complexity of IEC 61508 SIL3  certification, an international standard for functional safety. Based on the RX family of microcontrollers (MCUs), the solution provides functional safety for industrial equipment, including functions for chip self-diagnostics, the world’s first SIL3-certified functional safety software and reference ...

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