RS Components has announced the availability of the 6000 series fibre optic connector by rugged connector manufacturer Bulgin. Specifically designed for use in harsh environments, the 6000 Series fibre LC duplex connector has IP69K and IP68-rated sealing caps, providing protection against dirt and water ingress. It can be fully submersed for up to two weeks ...
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Cadence has announced that Global Unichip Corporation (GUC) deployed the Cadence digital implementation and signoff flow and delivered advanced-node (N16, N12 and N7) designs for AI and high-performance computing applications. Using the Cadence Innovus implementation system and the Voltus IC power integrity solution, GUC achieved first-pass silicon success and met the GHz performance target for ...
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Mouser has announced another eBook, this time in collaboration with TE Connectivity, focusing on functions and applications in industrial robotics and IIoT. In Solutions for Robots and Robot Control, engineers from Mouser and TE contribute articles on the latest robotics technologies in the manufacturing space. The eBook places its emphasis on the industrial Internet of ...
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Rohm Group company Kionix has announced the availability of two accelerometers, the KX132-1211 and KX134-1211, designed for high accuracy, low power motion sensing applications in the industrial equipment and consumer wearable markets. The KX134-1211 is a 3-axis accelerometer for machine condition monitoring. Advanced data path technology allows noise filtering and sensor signal processing normally carried ...
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Paragraf, the Cambridge graphene specialist, has raised an additional £3.4 million to its Series A round bringing the total to £16.2 million. Draper Esprit joined the investor team which was led by Parkwalk and included investment from IQ Capital, Amadeus Capital Partners, Cambridge Enterprise, the commercialisation arm of the University of Cambridge and Partners Investment ...
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Imec has fabricated devices using MoS2 – a 2D material which can be grown in stable form with nearly atomic thickness and atomic precision. Imec synthesized the material down to monolayer (0.6nm thickness) and fabricated devices with scaled contact and channel length, as small as 13nm and 30nm respectively. These very scaled dimensions, combined with ...
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Leti has fabricated a fully integrated bio-inspired neural network, combining resistive-RAM-based synapses and analogue spiking neurons. The neural network implementation places the synapses close to neurons, which enables direct synaptic current integration. Spiking neural networks are composed of bio-inspired neurons, which communicate by emitting spikes, discrete events that take place at a point in time, ...
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Foundry revenue will geow by a sequential 6% in Q4; reports TrendForce. TSMC has been maintaining maximum capacity utilization rates for its 16nm, 12nm, and 7nm process nodes. TSMC’s revenue share from the 7nm process is increasing due to iPhone 11’s unexpectedly high sales, AMD’s consistent wafer input at TSMC and MediaTek placing wafer orders ...
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Nexeon – the Oxfordshire company developing silicon materials for lithium ion batteries – has acquired three sets of patents relating to the use of silicon in lithium ion battery anodes. This move increases the strength of the IP the company holds in the field of silicon for use in battery anodes. The 24 patents concern the ...
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With features including four DC/DC buck converters, a boost DC/DC converter, and six low-dropout regulators (LDOs), the STPMIC1 power-management IC (PMIC) addresses the complex power demands of highly integrated application-processor based systems. The chip is optimized as a companion PMIC for ST’s STM32MP1 heterogeneous multicore microprocessors, which target a broad range of applications by integrating ...
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