OmniVision is sampling its first 64MP image sensor featuring a 0.8 micron pixel size to enable high resolution smartphone cameras in a 1/1.7″ optical format. Built on OmniVision’s PureCel Plus stacked die technology, this sensor provides leading edge still image capture and exceptional 4K video performance with electronic image stabilization (EIS) for high end smartphones. The OV64C ...
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Embedded World has released a new statement today assuring visitors the exhibition will take place as planned “thanks to the highest health and hygiene standards,” despite several companies electing to cancel their attendance in light of the developing COVID-19 (coronavirus) situation. The companies cancelling their visit to Nuremberg include Digi-Key and Arm. In a statement, ...
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Working toward automotive security, Samsung has produced a ‘physically unclonable function’ (PUF) for secure crypto key generation. PUFs are blocks within chips whose characteristics only manifest when powered. They are inherently and unpredictably randomised by process variation as they are made, in a way that makes each chip uncontrollably unique, but once manufactured the characteristic ...
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The European Semiconductor Distribution (DMASS) organisation reports a decline of 16% in semiconductor revenue (Q4/2019), bringing the year to a close with a fall of 4.4%. 2019 hit the brakes in the middle of the year and finished with a “steep decline” in semiconductor distribution revenues for Europe. Sales in the semiconductor distribution market fell ...
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Flex has introduced families of miniature dc-dc converters for industrial applications: the pua-A, puc-B and pub-M. The devices are all isolating converters that provide output power of up to 1W, with no minimum load required. Efficiency is typically 84% (pua-A), 80% (puc-B) and 81% (pub-M) at full load. Input-to-output isolation voltage is 2000V (pua-A), 6000V ...
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Relec is adding the Melcher XRCM60 series dc-dc converter series to its stock portfolio. The 60W dc-dc converters cover all traction battery voltages, from 24-110V dc, and provide 60W for industrial and transportation applications. The series has been designed to the same criteria as established M, Q, P, R, S & K series modules, but ...
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Researchers from the University of Wuppertal in Germany have created a THz signal source array for computational imaging, which allows a single-pixel camera – simply one THz receiver – to form images. This type of computational imaging involves bathing the object to be photographed in varying light fields and measuring the amplitude of light that ...
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RS Components has announced it’s stocking TVS flat devices, manufactured by STMicroelectronics. Designed to handle 8/20µs and 10/1000µs voltage transients and protect circuits and equipment from power surges, the ST portfolio of electrical over-stress TVS flat devices includes industrial and automotive grade devices. Claimed to deliver a lower cost-per-watt ratio, the portfolio of TVS flat ...
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While digital on-die point-of-load converters are trending, analogue designs are far from finished. Digital low-dropout (DLDO) regulators appeared a few years ago and looked to be the future for on-die point-of-load regulators on digital chips. Scroll down for ISSCC 2020 DLDOs. However, a team at Seoul National University has turned the tables with a novel ...
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Renesas has announced the ZMod 4410 gas sensor is being used in the Safera Sense smart cooking sensor. The Renesas part enables the device to determine when airborne concentrations of volatile organic compounds (vocs) and CO2 in users’ kitchens are at unhealthy levels. In addition to monitoring vocs and CO2, the Safera Sense measures humidity ...
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