Author Archives: steve bush

SiGe rectifier diodes maintain effiency at high temperature

Nexperia has introduced 120V silicon germanium (SiGe) rectifier diodes “with reverse voltages that combine the high efficiency of their Schottky counterparts with the thermal stability of fast-recovery diodes”, according to the company. “Design engineers can rely on an extended safe-operating area with no thermal runaway up to 175°C.” 150V and 200V parts are in the ...

This story continues at SiGe rectifier diodes maintain effiency at high temperature

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

Super caps boost fuel cell racing car

German supercapacitor maker Skeleton Technologies us helping NanoMalaysia to develop a hydrogen-paired electric racing car in Malaysia The project has been running for several months and is expected to be completed in the second half of June, according to Skeleton. Hydrogen-Paired Electric Racecar (HyPER) is to be powered by NanoMalaysia’s ‘hydrogen and hybrid energy storage ...

This story continues at Super caps boost fuel cell racing car

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

Smart road infrastructure warns dumb cars

Road-side long-range sensors could provide road users in normal vehicles with warnings similar to those available in smart vehicles, according to a research project running in Germany. The concept involves solar-powered road-side units with a mix of radar, optical cameras and infra-red sensors, feeding neural networks and machine learning designed to differentiate between pedestrians, cars, ...

This story continues at Smart road infrastructure warns dumb cars

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

Arm replaces CPU and GPU flagships, and more

Arm has announced flagship processors for phones: Cortex-X1 CPU, Cortex-A78 CPU, Mali-G78 GPU and Ethos-N78 neural network processor (NPU). Offered as part of Arm’s custom programme, Cortex-X1 is the most powerful Cortex processor yet, according to the company, with 30% greater peak performance over the current Cortex-A77 CPU, as well as 22% single-thread integer performance improvements over ...

This story continues at Arm replaces CPU and GPU flagships, and more

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

Arm replaces CPU and GPU flagships, and more

Arm has announced flagship processors for phones: Cortex-X1 CPU, Cortex-A78 CPU, Mali-G78 GPU and Ethos-N78 neural network processor (NPU). Offered as part of Arm’s custom programme, Cortex-X1 is the most powerful Cortex processor yet, according to the company, with 30% greater peak performance over the current Cortex-A77 CPU, as well as 22% single-thread integer performance improvements over ...

This story continues at Arm replaces CPU and GPU flagships, and more

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

What is COM-HPC?

COM-HPC is a computer-on-module standard for high-performance embedded computing, following on from COM Express 3.0. PICMG COM-HPC technical subcommittee chairman Christian Eder, also marketing manager at Congatec, and MD of embedded computing firm Recab UK Martin Frederiksen have put together a Q&A to explain further. What are the main differences between COM-HPC and COM Express? ...

This story continues at What is COM-HPC?

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

What is COM-HPC?

COM-HPC is a computer-on-module standard for high-performance embedded computing, following on from COM Express 3.0. PICMG COM-HPC technical subcommittee chairman Christian Eder, also marketing manager at Congatec, and MD of embedded computing firm Recab UK Martin Frederiksen have put together a Q&A to explain further. What are the main differences between COM-HPC and COM Express? ...

This story continues at What is COM-HPC?

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

What is COM-HPC?

COM-HPC is a computer-on-module standard for high-performance embedded computing, following on from COM Express 3.0. PICMG COM-HPC technical subcommittee chairman Christian Eder, also marketing manager at Congatec, and MD of embedded computing firm Recab UK Martin Frederiksen have put together a Q&A to explain further. What are the main differences between COM-HPC and COM Express? ...

This story continues at What is COM-HPC?

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

What is COM-HPC?

COM-HPC is a computer-on-module standard for high-performance embedded computing, following on from COM Express 3.0. PICMG COM-HPC technical subcommittee chairman Christian Eder, also marketing manager at Congatec, and MD of embedded computing firm Recab UK Martin Frederiksen have put together a Q&A to explain further. What are the main differences between COM-HPC and COM Express? ...

This story continues at What is COM-HPC?

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly