The Renesas Solution Starter Kit (RSSK) for developers working with the 32-bit RX23E-A MCU claims to have one of the most accurate analogue front ends (AFE) in the industry. The kit ybrings together hardware, software, and tools optimized for evaluating the MCU’s high-precision 24-bit delta-sigma (ΔΣ) A/D converter with industry-leading accuracy. The RSSK enables users ...
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Dungeon Master Dan has built a Raspberry Pi VR/AR Headset. ‘This is a build I made using a Raspberry Pi, an IR camera, and an HDMI compatible HMD (head-mounted-display),’ writes DMD, ‘The entire build is attached to the headset meaning that I don’t have any messy wires constantly getting in my way, but it can ...
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Q1 foundry revenues are expected to be 2% down q-o-q but 30% up y-o-y, says TrendForce. TSMC is expected to see full capacity for its 7nm and 90% capacity utilization for its 12/16nm nodes. Samsung is increasing capacity for 5G SoC AP, high resolution CIS, OLED-DDIC, and HPC products, while expanding its EUV applications and ...
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Tower Semiconductor has a PDK for a 0.18um high-performance power management technology that reduces power consumption and die size of PMICs. The process offers a lower RDson with 6mΩmm², 24V operation, smaller footprint, scalable power transistors, and low production mask count, enabling performance and cost advantages. This offering enables scalable IC operation of up to 24 ...
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Q4 sales of CMOS image sensors were 38% up q-o- q at $5.746 million, says Yole Developpement. 2019 revenue growth was 25% but, this year, growth is expected to slow down to 7%.
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