Antenova, the Hatfield-based manufacturer of antennas and RF antenna modules for M2M and the IoT, is announcing ‘Affini’, part number SRFL064, which is a flexible printed circuit (FPC) antenna for the LTE, 4G and 5G NR networks in global markets. This antenna covers all main 4G bands plus 617-698MHz which offers 5G coverage and the ...
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Camera modules based on onsemi’s sensor technology have been created by Arrow Electronics for fast prototyping and developing vision systems. There are three versions, all designed for vision capabilities in embedded applications. OEMs can used them to integrate camera functionality into products they are developing, advises the distributor. It partnered with Shiratech Solutions to create ...
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Ron Black (pictured) former CEO of Imagination and executive chairman of Codasip since March, is to become Codasip’s CEO taking over from Codasip’s founding CEO Karel Masařík who is to become Codasip’s president taking responsibility for advanced research The company will now look to appoint a new chairman who will be non-executive. Black resigned from Imagination ...
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Stanford University engineers have created a robot bird that can use its feet to perch and carry things. “It’s not easy to mimic how birds fly and perch,” said Stanford engineer William Roderick. “After millions of years of evolution, they make take-off and landing look so easy, even among all of the complexity and variability ...
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Researchers from Osaka University have found a way to bond copper foil to notoriously slippery polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). The aim is to improve the bandwidth of PCBs. “Copper is the go-to wiring material for printed wiring boards because it is highly conductive, so the focus for improvement is to decrease transmission loss from the support material,” ...
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Researchers at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) have micromachined a multi-functional brain chip with microelectrodes for recording electrical activity, microfluidic channels for sampling extracellular fluid, and a microfluidic interface chip for multiple drug delivery and sample isolation. The cerebrospinal fluid, which is tested for neurotrasmitters, is extracted at a low pressure to minimise channel blockages from prolonged use. ...
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NTT DOCOMO and NEC have succeeded in interoperability testing for 5G standalone (SA) using a 5G base station baseband unit (5G CU/DU) conforming to O-RAN open interface specifications and radio units (RUs) of different vendors.The multi-vendor interoperability test used a software upgrade to introduce SA capability to NEC’s 5G non-standalone (NSA) CU/DUoperating on DOCOMO’s commercial network. As a ...
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Automotive demand for 6-inch SiC wafers is expected to reach 1.69 million units in 2025 thanks to the rising penetration rate of EVs and the trend towards high-voltage 800V EV architecture, says TrendForce. Various major automakers are selling EVs with 800V charging architectures including the Porsche Taycan, Audi Q6 e-tron, and Hyundai Ioniq 5. The ...
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Hampshire-based company STEM Returners is partnering with aerospace engineering firm Leonardo to address the skills shortage in the UK engineering industry. The fully paid placements aim to return or transfer experienced engineers back into industry following a career break, with roles at the business covering software, hardware, firmware and project engineering. Specifically, Leonardo has launched ...
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ADI has introduced two nanoPower modules with built-in inductors. The MAXM38643 1.8V to 5.5V input, 330nA quiescent current (IQ), 600mA buck module and the MAXM17225 0.4V to 5.5V input, 300nA IQ, 1A boost module with True Shutdown claim to feature the lowest IQcompared to competitive solutions and deliver more battery life. By integrating a preselected ...
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