STMicroelectronics has combined two LDOs, a CAN FD transceiver, four PWM-able high-side switches, a watchdog timer and a LIN transceiver into a single automotive-grade power IC. Called SPSB081, its aim ...
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Texas Instruments has announced a 220V (or ±110V) analogue switch with 16 channel of single-throw switching. It has logic-level (1.8 to 5V) control inputs, with thresholds set by the separate ...
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The US Chips Act roll-out was extended last week to projects with a capital investment below $300 million involving the construction, expansion, or modernisation of commercial facilities in the US ...
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The Japanese government has increased to $1.2 billion the subsidy it is giving Micron to build a fab in Higashihiroshima City in Hiroshima prefecture, reports the Nikkei. Previously the government ...
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Last week Intel started using EUV in volume manufacturing for the first time. Fab34 in Leixlip near Dublin is the first Intel volume fab to use the Intel 4 EUV-based ...
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Binder, the industrial connector specialist, has created a new power bayonet connector, the PBC15. Suitable for power supply and signal linking of devices via one cable, the PBC15 – in ...
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