Kent-based cable loom maker Convert has just turned around and delivered 2,000 harnesses within a week of taking the enquiry. “Texecom’s original supplier had let them down and they were on a very tight deadline for their customer,” according to Convert. “They put a call into Convert on the Wednesday, and Convert began sourcing materials and ...
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Automation company Conveyor Systems (CSL) is relocating to a purpose-built headquarters in Swadlincote, Derbyshire. “The new office is six times the size of the previous premises. The move was necessitated by year-on-year growth as CSL has become a major conveyor systems integrator and supplier, handling multi-million-pound projects,” said the company. “The entire building is naturally ...
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Navitas is claiming it can deliver 3,200W from a 40 x 73.5 x 185mm (544cm3) data centre power supply, which is 5.9W/cm3 and almost 100W/in3. Called CRPS185, it has a 1U CRPS (common redundant power supply) form-factor. Inside, the architecture starts with an interleaved CCM (continuous conduction mode) PFC (power factor corrector) and continues into ...
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AI chip maker Hailo has introduced a 208Top/s PCIe processor card for implementing neural networks, and an entry-level version of its Halio-8 IC. The PCIe cards, called ‘Hailo-8 Century’, execute at 400frame/s/W on the ResNet50 benchmark model, said the company, and the highest-performance version can run the same benchmark at 10,000frame/s. Versions start at 52Top/s, ...
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The latest report from DMASS Europe delivers confirmation that the inevitable slowdown after a overheated market has arrived for the IPE (interconnect, passive and electromechanical) component sector, although semiconductors are still thriving. In Q2, the IPE sector dropped 7% to €1.56bn although the broader European components distribution market grew by 10% while the semiconductor sector ...
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Infineon is to invest €5 billion to expand its 200mm SiC fab in Kulim, Malaysia.The planned expansion is backed by customer commitments covering about €5 billion of new design-wins in automotive and industrial applications as well as about €1 billion in pre-payments. The investment will lead to an annual SiC revenue potential of about €7 billion by ...
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Micsig Technology is aiming at mains and high-voltage GaN power supply development with a series of optical fibre isolated oscilloscope probes, with bandwidths up to 1GHz and risetimes down to ≤350ps. This kind of probe has no electrically-conductive path between probe tip and scope. Instead, the scope end of the probe and the probe’s head ...
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Today, technology minister Paul Scully will chair the first meeting of the government’s Semiconductor Advisory Panel which has been formed to boost the UK semiconductor sector, harness domestic semiconductor strengths, ensure a secure supply of chips, and protect national security. Co-chairs are Scully and Jalal Bagherli, former Dialog CEO. Members are: · Amelia Armour – ...
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Infineon had FY Q3 (calendar Q2) revenues of €4.089 billion, for a profit of €1.067 billion, at a margin of 26%. For FY Q4 (calendar Q3) it expects revenue of around €4 billion with a margin Segment of around 25%. For FY 2023, it expects revenue of around €16.2 billion with an margin of about ...
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Due to their extraordinary optical and electronic properties, metal halide perovskites have emerged as highly promising materials for next-generation photovoltaic (PV) cells. This is best illustrated by the rapid improvement in PCE, a performance measure, of perovskite solar cells from <4 percent to >20 percent in a matter of years. However, commercialization of such applications ...
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