Texas Instruments has revealed the fastest 12bit ADC – the ADC12DJ5200RF – that can sample two channels at 5.2Gsample/s, that can be interleaved into a single 10.4Gsample/s channel. That is two channels of 12bit 2.6GHz instantaneous bandwidth, or one of 5.2GHz instantaneous bandwidth. “The design comes from our centre in Friezing Germany – they have been ...
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TT Electronics has announced two connector products for high-speed data on rail and military vehicles, as well as telecommunication and industrial application: SteadiShield connector and OcTrain 10Gb Ethernet contact. SteadiShield (outside in above photo) is a reverse bayonet connector intended for designs requiring one connector with multiple Ethernet screens. It has a metalised insert for screen ...
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With the school summer holidays looming, element14 is launching the Summer Code Club Challenge to encourage parents, teachers and youth leaders to set up clubs to help students learn more about coding and access digital literacy resources and support. The online community for engineers has partnered with Kitronik, which develops educational project kits for this ...
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Swedish embedded software provider, IAR Systems, has recognised the increased adoption of RISC-V-based designs, with the introduction of a C/C++ compiler and debugger toolchain to support RISC-V cores. The first version of IAR Embedded Workbench for RISC-V has been internally tested and the company reports that the C/C++ compiler improves code density, compared to other tools ...
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Arrow Electronics, Infineon and Arkessa have joined forces to provide connected devices for the IoT, based on the GSMA’s eSIM specification for secure communications. The agreement sees Infineon’s secured hardware controllers and Arkessa’s secured mobile data services provided by Arrow to OEMs, system integrators and enterprises for secure cellular services. Infineon’s SLM security controllers are based on ...
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Schaffner has created a right-angled locking IEC C14 plug for space-constrained applications. Part of the firm’s IL13 family “due to its angled construction the connector can be used with devices standing next to a wall or in table-top applications”, said the firm. “All types are usable with any standard IEC C14 inlet, locking without any ...
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Farnell has expanded its semiconductor range by adding the Osram Opto Semiconductor product portfolio to its global offering. The products include, amongst others, LEDs, infrared emitters, photodiodes and optical sensors. Ostam Opto Semiconductors has more than 40 years’ experience developing products in the fields of illumination, visualisation and sensor technology. The Osram range extends Farnell’s ...
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SK Telecom and Seoul Metropolitan Government have signed an MOU to develop and verify HD Map technologies for ADAS.. Under the MOU, SK Telecom and Seoul Metropolitan Government will cooperate for the development of real-time update technology for HD Map covering a total of 121 kilometers of public roads, which were designated by Seoul’s Cooperative-Intelligent ...
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Qualcomm’s shares fell 13% yesterday after a judge ruled that the company’s business practice of charging purchasers of its chips a separate fee to use its patents is an abuse of a dominant market position and illegal. “Qualcomm’s licensing practices have strangled competition,” said Judge Lucy Koh (pictured) the formidable judge who presided over the ...
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ST is working with with Gaia Smart Cities Solutions to develop a citizen smart feedback system for the Swachh Bharat (Clean India) Mission. The joint effort aims to enable the smart transformation of enterprises and cities through real-time feedback collected at multiple points in the product and service delivery chain. The initial collaboration between ST ...
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