Shipments of smartphone APs are expected to fall for the second consecutive year in 2019, says Digitimes Research, although Qualcomm and Hisilicon are still expected to see their market shares edge up slightly in 2019. As well as 5G opportunities, Qualcomm has secured additional AP orders out of the current top-five smartphone vendors, with its overall ...

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Mouser has signed a global distribution agreement with embedded products supplier  krtkl. Mouser now stocks three krtkl products, including its popular embedded platform, snickerdoodle. krtkl’s snickerdoodle black system-on-module (SoM) is a prototype-to-production platform for building high-integrity Internet of Things (IoT) products. Built on a Xilinx Zynq-7020 system-on-chip (SoC) and a Texas Instruments WiLink 8 wireless ...

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Cliff Electronics of Redhill has introduced a Gold Plated 75Ω BNC connector offering a 12GHz bandwidth suitable for 4K format video and other high frequency signals. The BNC to BNC FeedThrough connector is mounted in a recessed socket plate which fits the industry standard 24mm XLR panel cut-out adding this BNC connector to the very ...

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sureCore, the Sheffield low-power SRAM IP specialist, says that its  SureFit SRAM customization service has delivered low power high capacity SRAM subsystems implemented in advanced FinFET processes to Tier-1 players in the demanding imaging, artificial intelligence and machine learning markets. The SureFit developed memory system integrates very large memory arrays, delivering high bandwidth, low latency ...

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Samsung says it has developed a 3rd-generation 10nm class 8Gb DDR4  DRAM for servers and high-end PCs. Mass production starts in H2. of the 1z-nm 8Gb DDR4 will begin within the second half of this year to accommodate next-generation enterprise servers and high-end PCs expected to be launched in 2020. Samsung’s development of the 1z-nm DRAM ...

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