RS Components has expanded its Voice of the Customer (VoC) program with the addition of the Confirmit Genius text analytics. The program has run since 2014, with CX metrics forming one of RS’s top five corporate strategic KPIs. Following the deployment of Genius, RS has been able to achieve an 85% accuracy for sentiment and ...
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Sierra Wireless has selected the compact antenna test range based Rohde & Schwarz (R&S) ATS1800C for mmWave frequencies testing. The transportable product features a CATR reflector with rolled edges and a smooth surface designed to minimize scattering and provide the precise results required for operation at high frequencies. One challenge of over-the-air (OTA) testing is ...
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Diodes has launched the AL8843Q and AL8862Q automotive-compliant DC-DC buck LED drivers, designed for single and multiple LED strings in and around vehicles. Applications include daytime running lights as well as fog lights, turn lights, and brake/stop lights. The devices’ supply voltage range 4.5-40V (AL8862Q up to 55V), in order to withstand voltage variations, such ...
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Chinese semiconductor companies receive the most government support of any of their global peers proportionately to their revenue, states a report from the OECD. The OECD looked into public financial records of 21 international chipmakers which represent two-thirds of the global market. It found that Chinese companies receive higher government support relative to their revenues ...
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Micron says that it has reached the bottom of its financial cycle and an uptick will start next quarter. “Recent trends in our business give us optimism that our fiscal second quarter will mark the bottom for our financial performance,” says CEO Sanjay Mehrotra. Two things give it confidence – licences to supply some parts ...
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Silicon Catalyst, the chip company incubator, has announced the admission of five additional companies. The newly admitted companies include: Beam Semiconductor MicroHorn™ 60/28 GHz Phased Array Transceiver Technology Offices in Rehovot, Israel and Toronto, Canada Digital Light High-speed Dynamic Light Field Sensors for the Age of AI Offices in Silicon Valley Dover Microsystems Delivering CoreGuard® technology, the ...
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The top three Home Assistants are to be made interoperable. Amazon, Apple, Google are working with the Zigbee Alliance on a standard which, it is hoped, will deliver interoperability by the end of next year. The project is called “Connected Home over IP”. The idea is to provide a standard to help build products that ...
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Infineon is moving its TRENCHSTOP IGBT7 into the medium power arena in the standard industry package EconoDUAL 3. In this technology, the 1200 V module provides a leading nominal current of 900 A enabling a 30 percent higher inverter output current for the same frame size compared with the former technology. While specific improvements of ...
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