Powerbox is aiming at data centres that use electronics flooded in liquid for cooling – so called ‘immerged applications’ – with a mains-to-12V power supply. Called OFI600A12, it is the result of two years research and development, according to the firm: “Beside requiring a new mechanical approach to facilitate fluid circulation through and around the ...
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Powerbox is aiming at data centres that use electronics flooded in liquid for cooling – so called ‘immerged applications’ – with a mains-to-12V power supply. Called OFI600A12, it is the result of two years research and development, according to the firm: “Beside requiring a new mechanical approach to facilitate fluid circulation through and around the ...
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OMC has introduced two surface-mount LEDs, one with a 15° beam and one at 60°. Both LEDs are produced in a range of package styles at different wavelengths including infra-red versions. “Narrow beam angle LEDs are often challenging for designers to source with the move to surface-mount components,” according to OMC. “This wasn’t so much ...
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A UWB chip could allow your phone to unlock your car. That is one application for the IC which NXP is working on with car manufacturers. UWB provides precise, secure, real-time localization capabilities unrivaled by other wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS, says NXP. The technology is designed to give spatial awareness to UWB-equipped ...
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Mentor is addressing the functional safety requirements of ICs in autonomous vehicles with an initiative called ‘Tessent Safety Ecosystem’ which links the firm’s own functional safety tools, including those acquired when it bought Austemper, to those from external partners – notably Arm through its Functional Safety Partnership Program. At the same time, it announced a related ...
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Arrow Electronics has expanded its sensor portfolio through an EMEA distribution agreement with Invensense, a TDK company. The Invensense portfolio features MEMS motion sensors, MEMS microphones, and ultrasonic time-of-flight (ToF) range sensor solutions. Invensense offers MEMS analogue and digital microphones with its Smartsound platform for home automation and IoT applications. The company’s Smartsonic platform comprises ...
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Electromechanical component distributor, Foremost Electronics, has added switching products from Elma Electronics to its linecard. These include the X4 and MR50 rotary switches. The former is a designed for the toughest requirements, says the company, and has an optional pushbutton function. The switch incorporates a magnetic, Hall effect (contactless) sensing system for rugged, reliable, long ...
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Rohm group company Lapis Semiconductor has announced the availability of a multiband (sub-1GHz/2.4GHz) wireless communication LSI, ML7421, aimed at applications requiring low power consumption over distance, such as smart meters, alarms, smart agriculture and building security systems. The ML7421 supports both sub-1GHz (400MHz to 960MHz) and 2.4GHz. By supporting the 2.4GHz band available world-wide, a ...
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Wind River and Xilinx are co-developing an automated driving platform using Wind River’s automotive software and Xilinx’s ACAP chip. The collaboration will provide carmakers with a flexible compute platform for delivering connected and automated driving vehicles. The platform will deliver the foundation to enable a software architecture approach needed for autonomous driving applications, and make integration ...
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