STMicroelectronics has added security tools and a security partner to the ecosystem that supports its STM32MP1 dual-core microprocessors. “We are adding security mechanisms such as OP-TEE and the TF-A project as another building block of our investment in this product line,” the company told Electronics Weekly. “We also added Sequitur, with Sequitur Labs’ EmSpark Security ...
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Panasonic is promising long life from a range of surface-mount aluminium electrolytic capacitors. The parts span 10 – 680µF, 6.3 – 50Vdc and come in radial cases from 6.3mm in diameter and 7.7mm tall to 10mm dia and 10.3mm tall. Operation of the capacitors, dubbed V-FH, is across -55 to +105°C and life at maximum temperature ...
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Epson is aiming at vehicle instrument clusters with a greyscale segment LCD driver for up to 368 segments. “The amount of information that needs to be shown on instrumental cluster displays is increasing as vehicles gain additional features and functions,” according to the company. “On the other hand, larger displays with higher definitions increase costs. For this reason, ...
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Kontron is launching an Arm-based pico-ITX (100 x 72mm) single board computer built around a 1.5GHz quad core Cortex-A53 processor for demanding graphics applications. Called pITX-iMX8M, the processor is an iMX8M from NXP and it includes drive for 4K UltraHD resolution displays – with optional high dynamic range. Displays can be connected via LVDS Dual Channel, mini display ...
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More money will be invested in private 5G networks than in public networks over the next ten years, says Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark. Lundmark is putting his faith in the ability of 5G to deliver ‘mission critical’ applications. “It all comes back to those two key words: critical networks,” says Lundmark, “as the 5G tech ...
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The UK Space Agency calls it a ‘Space Bridge’, between the UK and Australia to form “a partnership to increase knowledge exchange and investment across the two countries’ space sectors”. Announcing the agreement, the UK Science Minister Amanda Solloway said: “The signing of today’s Space Bridge partnership, a world’s first, with one of our closet ...
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ams and imaging software developer ArcSoft have demonstrated a working system for 3D direct Time-of-Flight (dToF) sensing, offering a complete solution for 3D sensing for use in mobile devices for Android. Integrating ams’ 3D optical sensing solutions and ArcSoft’s middleware and software for simultaneous localisation and mapping (SLAM) and 3D image processing offers the option for manufacturers to ...
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Nexperia has brought out a series of half-bridge (high side & low side) automotive MOSFETs constructed in the space-saving LFPAK56D package format. The half-bridge configuration of two MOSFETS is a standard building block for many automotive applications including motor drives and DC/DC converters. The new package provides a half-bridge solution in one device, occupying 30% ...
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