Pico Technology has introduced an eight-channel PC oscilloscope with dual 5Gsample/s ADCs and 4Gsample of capture memory as standard – as well as a hands-free probe holder, more of which further down. Called PicoScope 6824E, it has 500MHz bandwidth analogue inputs and 16 digital channels that record pulses down to 1ns – so ~500MHz signals. ...
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In the process of global harmonization, the USA and Canada will adopt the IEC 60320 standard for device plugs with minor deviations, writes SCHURTER.
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The SiP market had package revenue of $13.4 billion in 2019, and will grow at a 6% CAGR to reach $18.8 billion in 2025, says Yole Developpement. SiP’s biggest market segment is mobile & consumer, showing a 5% CAGR. It is then followed by telecom/infrastructure and automotive segments, with 11% CAGR for both. “For ...
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Driven by strong demand from data centre 4Q19 NAND revenue grew 8.5%, Says TrendForce, while 4Q19 NAND flash bit shipment increased by nearly 10% QoQ. On the supply side, contract prices made a successful rebound due to shortages caused by the power outage at Kioxia’s Yokkaichi production base in June. In sum, 4Q19 NAND flash revenue ...
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IQD Frequency Products has launched a range of high frequency Oven Controlled Voltage Controlled SAW Oscillators (OCVCSOs). Three frequencies are currently available in the OCVCSO series, 400MHz, 800MHz and 1.2GHz and they are packaged in a 25.4 x 22 x 13.2mm industry standard SMD package. These OCVCSOs have a noise floor of 10dB to 15dB ...
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The M&A battle resumes this morning. Xerox has issued this statement: “The HP board clearly adopted a poison pill because our offer is receiving overwhelming support from their shareholders,” says Xerox, “regardless of what the company and its army of advisors announce Monday, we believe HP shareholders appreciate that the value we could create by ...
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