Dialog told Reuters yesterday that it expects its foundry partners and other suppliers to be back to normal in Q2. The expectation parallels Foxconn’s statement on Monday that it expects a return to normal working in its China factories by the end of the month. Foxconn said its factories are currently operating at about 50% of ...
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SiTime has 48-hour availability for MEMS oscillators. Previously, customers had to wait up to 20 weeks and sometimes pay NREs to get oscillators that were configured to their exact requirements. With 48-hour availability for samples and low-volume production quantities, industrial and IoT customers can dramatically accelerate their time to revenue. “We are excited about our ...
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Rambus has announced an interface for HBM2E memory consisting of co-verified PHY and memory controller. Operating at a top speed of 3.2 Gbps over a 1024-bit wide interface, the interface can deliver 410 GB/s of bandwidth with a single HBM2E DRAM stack. In addition to the speed jump from 2.0 to 3.2 Gbps for HBM2E ...
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Last week at Embedded World, EW attended the Embedded Vision Everywhere panel discussion. The informative one-hour session covered use-cases, challenges, and the increasing role of AI in embedded vision systems. The panel consisted of Jan-Erik Schmitt, md of Vision Components, Dr. Christopher Scheubel, executive director of Cubemos, Jason Carlson, ceo of Congatec, Bengt Abel of ...
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Wurth has added 36V input versions to its range of dc-dc converters that are pin-compatible with established 78xx linear regulators – although, at 8mm thick, they are fatter than their linear cousins. The parts are 173010335: 3.3V out, 6-36Vin, 87% max efficiency at 12Vin 173010535: 5V out, 8-36Vin, 92% max efficiency at 12Vin “The components ...
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Marvell and Samsung are extending their collaboration to encompass infrastructure across additional segments of the radio access network (RAN). The companies have collaborated on baseband and transport processing solutions for base stations based on Marvell’s Octeon and Octeon Fusion processors. In addition, the companies are collaborating on radio unit architectures designed to meet the compute ...
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FTDI Chip’s latest series of multi-channel USB interface ICs have the capacity to deal with next generation power requirements, as larger items of hardware start to make use of the protocol. Available in both 2-channel (FT2233HP) and 4-channel (FT4233HP) versions, the new Hi-Speed (480Mbits/s) devices have serial UART (RS232, RS422 or RS485) and MPSSE (JTAG, ...
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Farnell has published research on the IoT which confirms strong adoption of AI within IoT devices, alongside new insights on key markets, enablers and concerns for design engineers working in IoT. Research showed that almost half (49%) of respondents already use AI in their IoT applications, with Machine Learning (ML) the most used technology (28%) ...
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Sixty homes in the Monmouthshire village of Llanddewi Rhydderch can now have Full Fibre to the Premise (FTTP), able to receive Ultrafast Broadband, with a choice of speeds from 100Mbps to 1Gbps – a huge technological leap forward for this ‘once forgotten’ village where speeds of less than 1Mbps were the norm. Despite the recent ...
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The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is advising caution with internet connected cameras. Owners of smart cameras and baby monitors in the home are being urged to take three steps to protect their devices from cyber criminals. 1. If your camera comes with a default password, change it to a secure one – connecting three ...
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