Driving assistance radar processing from Green Hills and NXP

Green Hills Software has teamed up with NXP to support driver assistance radar image processing. NXP is providing the hardware: the 16nm S32R45 imaging radar processor, while Green Hills is providing its Integrity real-time operating system (RTOS) and software development tools. “Common software and hardware architecture spanning the S32R45 and S32R41 radar processors enables OEMs ...

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Ice Lake-D processors on COM-HPC and COM Express

Adlink has added Intel Xeon D processors to two computer-on-module form-factors: COM-HPC size-D and COM Express Type 7. They are the Ice Lake-D D-2700 and D-1700 series processors, some of which offer 8x 10Gbit Ethernet, 32 PCIe Gen4 lanes, and AI acceleration. “With industrial-grade reliability and extended temperature range make these modules especially suitable for mission-critical edge ...

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Framework simplifies specification model based on uvm

At DVCon US this week, Breker Verification Systems has announced SystemUVM, a framework which simplifies specification model composition for test content synthesis. It uses a universal verification methodology (uvm) /SystemVerilog syntactic and semantic approach to drive test content synthesis and uses AI planning algorithms for deep sequential bug hunting in existing uvm environments, said the ...

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Polish 3d printer pulls out of Russian investment deal

Zortrax, Polish maker of professional 3D printers, has walked away from negotiations with Rusatom Additive Technologies, which was offering to invest up to $65m in exchange for <50% of Zortrax shares. The formal end was today, when Zortrax chose not to sign an annex prolonging negotiations. “Russian aggression against Ukraine left us all shocked and outraged,” ...

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ISSCC: Incremental zoom ADCs, and others

Incremental zoom ADCs can be made in CMOS and are showing up in IoT sensing applications where high-resolution and accuracy has to be combined with low-power operation from low-voltage rails. In a nutshell, these use a coarse (~6bit) successive approximation ADC to set, via a DAC, the references of a ΣΔ converter – the latter is ...

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TME adds Cat 8.2 Ethernet cables by Digitus

Cabling by Digitus  which meets Category 8.2 for IT centres are now available from Transfer Multisort Elektronik (TME) The Digitus DK-1843 cabling (pictured) is constructed with a tin copper wire braid and twisted pairs of conductors, each covered with an aluminium-covered polyester film (AL-PET) shielding, all encased in a polyethylene sheath. They exhibit mechanical durability ...

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Toshiba CEO resigns

Toshiba’s CEO Satoshi Tsunakawa (pictured) and his deputy Mamieu Hatazawa resigned earlier today amid the furore over plans to re-structure the company.  Corporate svp Taro Shimada is the new CEO. Tsunakawa was a Toshiba lifer. Last November he came up with a plan to split Toshiba into three parts. Shareholder disapproval led him to abandon ...

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ADI hooks up with STL for O-RAN

ADI and Systems integrator   STL are  joining up to co-develop 5G ORAN radio units (O-RU). Together, the two companies will build 5G-ready systems to expand the diversity of commercially available O-RUs and facilitate the growth of  O-RAN networks. As a part of this collaboration, STL and ADI will work closely with other ecosystem providers, ...

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200 300mm fabs by 2026

The industry is on pace to have more than 200 300mm fab lines in operation by 2026, forecasts Knometa’s Global Wafer Capacity 2022 At end of 2021, there were 153 semiconductor fabs processing 300mm wafers for the fabrication of ICs, including CMOS image sensors, and non-IC products such as power discretes. The 300mm wafer fab ...

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Toshiba TVS diode has capacitance of 0.12pF

  Toshiba has started shipping  a low capacitance TVS diode. The product will be useful  in protecting electronic components such as semiconductors from static electricity and noise while suppressing signal quality deterioration within high-frequency antennas used for electronic equipment. The DF2B6M4BSL TVS diode features a total capacitance of just 0.12pF (0.15pF max.), which is the lowest ...

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