Infineon has teamed up with Reality AI to give vehicles a sense of hearing. “This solution enables cars to ‘see’ around the corner and to warn about moving objects hidden in the blind spot or approaching emergency vehicles, cars and other road participants, even if they cannot be seen by driver or detected by the ...
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Fischer Connectors has extended its flagship series of rugged harsh-environment connectors with: UltiMate 80, a field-ready NATO STANAG 4695-compatible connector (right) Size 15 connectors in the standard Fischer UltiMate range (below) with 2, 4, 4+2coax, 8, 4+12 or 27 contacts – contacts vary with pin count and range across wire sized from AWG22 to AWG9. ...
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Allegro has created a 3d magnetic sensor that can perform rotary and translation motion measurement both on-axis and off-axis (see diagram). Called A31315, it includes configurable signal processing, linearisation and angle calculation allows it to resolve the absolute rotary or linear position of a moving magnetic target. It has “excellent native angle error over temperature in any ...
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Quick tech support and sub-nanosecond phase coherence won German data acquisition card maker Spectrum a place in a mini MRI machine that has been designed for babies. Start-up Neoscan is behind the machine. “We we used this route of standard cards providing a platform to run our software on. This meant that we could focus ...
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Transphorm, the GaN power conversion specialist, and Silanna Semiconductor have brought out a GaN power adapter reference design. The design is for an open frame, 65W USB-C Power Delivery (PD) charger that combines Transphorm’s SuperGaN Gen IV platform with Silanna Semiconductor’s Active Clamp Flyback (ACF) PWM controller. Together, the technologies yield a peak efficiency of 94.5 percent with an ...
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Rakuten Mobile and NEC have signed an MoU to promote O-RAN. In Japan, NEC is currently providing 5G radio units for Rakuten Mobile’s fully virtualized cloud-native mobile network. The two companies are also jointly developing Rakuten Mobile’s containerized 5G Stand Alone (SA) core network (5GC). Under the MoU, Rakuten Mobile and NEC will expand upon ...
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IceMOS Technology of Belfast has been awarded a NASA project to begin work on developing a novel radiation-hard high voltage power transistor. Improvements in power semiconductor devices are critical to power supply applications required in long-term NASA space programs such as “Moon to Mars” which aims to send humans to the surface of the Moon by ...
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Qorvo has expanded its family of multi-time programmable PMICs with the launch of the company’s first Constant-On-Time (COT) PMIC to feature 13 voltage rails and 25 amps of power across all outputs in a 3.8 x 3.8 mm package. The product’s flexibility, small form factor and low quiescent current (LQC) address power, performance and size challenges ...
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Alphawave, the Canadian wired connectivity semiconductor IP specialist which IPO’d last week has not recovered from the crash which saw its shares dip 21% below the 410p offer price hit 369p yesterday. Before the public offer, BlackRock and Janus Henderson had committed to take $510 million worth of shares. The company, led by Tony Pialis ...
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Q1 notebook shipments grew 81% y-o-y, says Strategy Analytics. “Chromebooks continued to dominate the education sector as primary education sector demand is still high in developed markets,” says SA’s Chirag Upadhyay, “the SMB (Small and Medium Business) market is also responding well to the cost competitiveness and manageability of the Chrome ecosystem, giving the OS ...
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