Designers can now enhance system reliability in low-voltage IoT applications with the Essential Analog MAX16162 nanoPower supervisor with glitch-free power-up from Maxim. This supervisor IC claims to be the industry’s first to fully assert a system reset through the entire system power supply ramp; thereby eliminating low-voltage glitches during power-up and delivering higher system reliability. ...

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Cliff Electronics have added a MTP/MTO (multi-fibre push on) connector to their FeedThrough connector range which allows through-panel connection of standard 12-72 multimode optical fibre cables. Demand for MTP/MTO connectivity is being driven by the development of 40G and 100G transceivers with MPO ports commonly used for data transmission over short distances to connect ports ...

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ON Semiconductor has announced two LED drivers which allow manufacturers to develop LED luminaires with light-based positioning technology and visible light communication. By adding data intelligence and accurate positioning (up to 30 cm), these solutions will revolutionize lighting in a variety of spaces including supermarkets, warehouses, hospitals, and airports. The NCL31000 from ON Semiconductor is ...

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Cellwize Wireless Technologies (Cellwize) will enable its CHIME technology on Intel Xeon Scalable processors with built-in AI acceleration and Intel FlexRAN reference software in order to propel deployment of automated AI-driven 5G vRAN networks. As cellular networks progress from RAN to vRAN, implementing a scalable cloud-like architecture in 5G networks is important for operators. “This collaboration ...

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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger (pictured left) and Qualcomm CEO-elect Cristiano Amon (pictured right) are looking at areas of co-operation as compute and comms converge. “We are the unquestioned compute leader, and Qualcomm’s the unquestioned comms leader – compute meets comms –  right – a lot of new use cases,” Gelsinger told CNBC, “between these two ...

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624 million 5G smartphones will  be sold this year up from 269 million in 2020, says Strategy Analytics. Q1 5G phone shipments were 135.7 million. Apple was top brand in Q1 on 40.4 million units; Oppo second on 21.5 million (up from 1.2 million in Q1 2020) and Vivo third with 19.4 million (2.9 million) ...

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The global 3D imaging and sensing market is expected to grow to $15 billion in 2026, with a 14.5% CAGR 2020-2026, says Yole Developpement. Mobile & consumer is the main segment representing 46% of the total 3D imaging and sensing market in 2026. It is followed by the automotive and industrial segments, which will both ...

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Winbond has added to its SPI NOR Flash portfolio with a monolithic 1.8V 512Mb SPI NOR flash that can support up to 166 MHz standard/dual/quad SPI clocks. Apart from the existing 3V 512Mb W25Q512JV, the new 1.8V W25Q512NW SPI NOR Flash also features pin-to-pin compatibility, enabling customers to upgrade to higher flash storage capacities without having ...

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