Skeleton Technologies is launching an ultra-capacitor module for power peak having in medical resonance imaging machines. Called SkelMod 131V, it can store 15.9Wh, with a terminal voltage up to 131V. Perhaps more importantly, peak power is somewhere around 60kW. An internal management system balances cells and offers alarm signal outputs and LED status indication. Predicted life ...
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Samsung has announced two “all-in-one” PMICs, MUA01 and MUB01, specifically designed for today’s true wireless stereo (TWS) devices. Unlike wireless headphones, TWS earbuds have no wire that connects the two earpieces. The MUA01 and MUB01 PMICs have been designed for the charging case and the earbuds respectively. The devices reportedly integrate up to ten discrete ...
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Gordon McAlpine, is production manager at PCB assembly firm Dynamic EMS, has sent in a tip on how to avoid hot shortness, also referred to as partial re-flow, where a connection has been heated close to melt temperatures causing grain boundary weakening. The risk is that components can be partially re-flow, significantly weakening their attachment, when a ...
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Ceva’s BX DSP cores and Whispro speech recognition software for conversational AI now also support Tensorflow Lite for microcontrollers, a framework for deploying tiny machine learning on processors in edge devices. Tiny machine learning allows AI to operate in low power, battery operated IoT devices for sensor data analytics of audio, voice, image and motion. ...
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Frans Scheper (pictured), CEO of Nexperia, the former standard products division of NXP is to hand over to Xuezheng Zhang, Nexperia’s chairman. Scheper will continue to serve as an advisor to the Chairman for a period of time to help achieve a smooth transition and provide continuity. The Board of Nexperia wishes to express its profound ...
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Aaeon, Taiwanese IoT and AI edge computing firm, has worked with customers to deploy the Boxer-8110AI to power automated service robots in hotels and other service industries. With the ongoing pandemic, many countries and communities have banned large assemblies and events, and advised citizens to avoid unnecessary meetings and reduce contact through practicing social isolation. ...
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Google has come up with a neural net that can do IC design placement in record quick time.
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A team of researchers from Clemson University’s College of Science recently demonstrated that a novel double-helical Metal-Organic Frameworks MOF architecture, in a partially oxidized form, can conduct electricity that potentially makes it a next-generation semiconductor. MOFs consist of an array of metal ions connected by organic ligands. Atomically engineered with great precision, they possess highly ...
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