The UK thermal infrared satellite firm Satellite vu has struck a deal, with land and property data specialists Landmark Information, to provide climate change data to the UK property market. Satellite Vu, which aims to monitor the thermal footprint of any building on the planet, has previously declared its aim “to become the thermometer of ...
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Amphenol RF has expanded its SMA connector series with additional reverse polarity (RP) configurations. RP-SMA’s are a variation of the traditional SMA interface which reverses the gender of the connector’s contact pin without affecting the electrical or mechanical performance. The RP-SMA options include plug and jack versions which are compact, lightweight connectors that feature a ...
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STMicroelectronics is promoting key-less car access with a design that supports the CCC (Car Connectivity Consortium) Digital Key 3.0 standard, developed with Giesecke+Devrient (G+D). The product, called STSAFE-VJ100-CCC, is a a pre-programmed secured microcontroller from the company’s ST33KxxxA family – also described simply as a ‘secure element’ – which has an Arm Cortex-M35P core that comes with ...
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IAR Systems has included Arm’s new Cortex-M85 core in its latest version of the Embedded Workbench tool chain – version 9.30. This is Arm’s highest performance Cortex-M processor, and it has just become available on Arm Virtual Hardware. “Thanks to our collaboration with Arm, we enable early technology adoption of the Cortex-M85 processor, bringing use ...
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Toshiba and Japan Semiconductor have developed an analogue process with embedded non-volatile memory (eNVM) for automotive applications. The 0.13-micron process applied to analogue ICs is claimed to offer an optimized combination of processes and devices, according to rated voltage, performance, reliability and cost, for automotive analogue circuits and eNVM on a single chip. Analogue ...
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UK tech companies have raised more venture capital funding in the first five months of 2022 than in the whole of 2020. This puts the UK second to the US globally when it comes to startup investment and means that UK startups are outperforming those in China, France and India, when it comes to attracting ...
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April 2022 semiconductor sales of $50.9 billion were 21-1% up on April 2021 sales of $42 billion, says the SIA. Sales were 0.7% up on the March total of $50.6 billion.. “Global semiconductor sales have increased by more than 20% on a year-to-year basis for 13 consecutive months, indicating consistently high and growing demand for ...
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A UK-proposed space mission – to 3D-map a comet for the first time – has progressed towards reality, moving from the design phase towards. implementation. The Comet Interceptor mission was formally adopted by the European Space Agency (ESA) at a meeting in Madrid last week, with the next step to select a contractor to build ...
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Following the acquisition of Essex-based Kemtron, and its French subsidiary Kemtron Sarl, TE Connectivity adds EMI and RFI shielding, environmental sealing, gaskets and components to its portfolio. Commenting on the acquisition, Nick Jones (pictured), vice president and general manager of TE’s Performance Materials business, said: “Combining TE’s expertise in heat shrink tubing, manufacturing scale and distribution ...
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Researchers at the University of Tokyo have grown a skin-like layered material from bio-materials found in human skin. The result, demonstrated on a robot finger, self-fits to the underlying structure, is flexible, soft to the touch, and shows some self-healing properties. A 3D printed three-jointed finger, later operated by nylon threads running through it, was used ...
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