CUI Devices has announced a collection of IP67 rated waterproof tactile switches. They are: TS03 (left of picture) 6x6mm, 5-9.5mm actuator, 160 – 260g force, through-hole TS05 6×6 mm, 4.3-8mm actuator, 100-260g force, surface-mount TS08 (right of picture) 6x6mm, 4.3mm actuator, 160g force, surface-mount TS19 3x2mm, 0.6mm actuator, 70-240g force, surface-mount All are SPST (single-pole ...
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Dyson is recruiting 250 robotics engineers across computer vision, machine learning, sensors and mechatronics, and expects to hire 700 more over the next five years. “The master plan: to create the UK’s largest, most advanced, robotics centre at Hullavington Airfield and to bring the technology into our homes by the end of the decade,” according ...
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Infineon has created a 60GHz radar for in-vehicle occupancy detection – scanning the cabin for people and pets. “In-cabin monitoring systems detect micro-movements as well as vital signs of left-behind infants and animals and sound the alarm,” according to the company. “The radar sensor enables additional functions such as seat belt reminder and applications such ...
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The Japanese bail-out fund JIC (Japan Investment Corporation) is weighing up a bid for Toshiba, reports Bloomberg. JIC has signed a confidentiality undertaking to allow it to access Toshiba data to evaluate an offer. JIC, a public-private partnership, is majority owned by the Japanese government. Toshiba has had ten offers from buy-out funds to take ...
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The top three suppliers held 94% of 2021 DRAM marketshare, with Samsung and SK Hynix accounting for 71% of DRAM sales, according to IC Insights’ May 2Q Update to The McClean Report 2022. Over the past 30 years, the DRAM market has been characterized by periods of spectacular growth and years of devastating crashes (Figure 1. Most ...
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The memory market will grow to over $260 billion in 2027, says Yole Developpement, with DRAM reaching $158.5 billion and NAND reaching $96 billion. The production ramp-up of China-made memory is opening up new business opportunities for OSATs. “The stand-alone memory market has been expanding throughout the last two years,” says Yole’s Simone Bertolazzi, “revenue ...
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Researchers at imec are developing high-speed electronic and photonic integrated circuits for 100 to 130Gbaud transceivers, both for intensity-modulated direct-detect (IMDD) and for coherent optical transceivers. For a coherent transceiver, the specifications and functionality for the optics and electronics are much more demanding. The receiver DSP is also significantly more complex (compared to IMDD). Scheme ...
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Edinburgh-based rocket company Skyrora has successfully completed a fully 3D-printed rocket engine test, marking a key milestone in its contract with the European Space Agency (ESA). Specifically, at its Gorebridge site in Midlothian, it completed a 70kN rocket engine test as part of ESA’s Commercial Space Transportation Services and Support Programme (CSTS). The company says ...
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