CUI has announced a range of open-frame ac-dc PSUs with a power-boost feature for motors. “Since bodies in rest tend to stay in rest and require more force to get them moving, a large on-set of power is needed to get motors and pumps started,” according to CUI, whose power boost “provides twice the rated ...
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Light pipes, indicators and LED accessories from Bivar are now available from Anglia. The distributor signed an agreement with the manufacturer, based in California, USA. The LED light pipes, which fit around panels and PCB enclosures, are a new range that Anglia will add to its existing LED indication range. Rigid and flexible light pipes ...
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Green Hills Software to offer Excelfore’s in-vehicle network (IVN) stacks, integrated and optimised with Green Hills’ Integrity real-time operating system (RTOS) and its embedded TCP/IP v4/v6 networking stack. The combined software will support: Ethernet AVB/TSN Talker/Listener DoIP SOME/IP RTP/RTCP (including IEEE 1733) gPTP Slave/Bridging “Together, these solutions provide the security, safety, performance and protocol support required in ...
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According to China government data, factory output of smartphones was 17% up in April compared to April 2019. While production appears to be back on track, the unknown for smartphone manufacturers is whether demand is there to absorb the production. 40.8 million handsets were shipped in April, up from 34.8 million in April 2019, according ...
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Wireless Gecko SoC families from Silicon Labs available from Mouser Electronics now include the EFR32BG22 (BG22), EFR32MG22 (MG22) and EFR32FG22 (FG22) SoCs. The new SoCs are highly energy efficient, delivering exceptional battery life for a range of Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The Silicon Labs EFR32BG22 single-chips SoCs support Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, including Bluetooth Mesh, Bluetooth ...
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Schurter has created a small user interface that combines a graphics and video interface with touch and swipe-style gesture controls. The 64mm diameter font panel has a central circular OLED display, described at 128 x 128 by the company, then tough buttons around the edge (at north, south east and west) plus a central touch ...
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Farnell is shipping the new Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera with a 12-megapixel ultra-definition-resolution camera and interchangeable lenses. The camera is the first-of-its-kind to hit the market and is ideal for professional and consumer applications which require the highest levels of visual fidelity and integration with specialist optics. The camera can effectively capture still images and ...
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SyniosS2222 is a family of low and mid-power leds that Osram Opto Semiconductors is aiming at applications from lighting in electronic devices to ambient lighting in trains, planes and architecture. Ratings range across 10mA to 200mA, and there are six colour options as well as whites: white (3,000 – 6,500K, CRI >80) blue (445 – ...
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Google announces version 1.17 of Flutter, for creating - in native ARM code - embedded graphic components.
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Ericsson has upped its forecast for global 5G subscriptions from 2.6 billion to 2.8 billion by 2025. “More than ever, connectivity is key,” says CEO Borje Ekholm. “With the spread of Covid-19, fixed and mobile telecommunications networks have become an even bigger part of the critical infrastructure, showing the importance of quality in the connectivity. ...
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