Texas Instruments is planning a pair of precision current monitors that can measure ±50A over -4 to 110V. They are the standard INA791B (right) and the PWM residue rejecting INA790B ...
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Banner Engineering has created an eight-port smart hub to couple 16 discrete input-outputs to a single IO-Link serial bus cable for industrial networks. “R130C is a compact top-exit IO-Link hub ...
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Researchers in Korea have created the strongest ever terahertz electromagetic field: 260MV/cm or 9×1013W/cm2 equivalent peak – so powerful that it is classed as ionising radiation. A 150TW Ti:sapphire laser ...
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Open Cosmos, a provider of space missions and data, has secured a €60 million contract to deploy an Earth Observation Constellation consisting of seven satellites which will supply daily high-resolution ...
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Alice & Bob, the French quantum computer developer, has made available on Google Cloud Marketplace a single cat-qubit chip in the ”Boson” series – Boson 4. The cat qubit, is ...
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Silicon Catalyst UK Angels is partnering with Silicon Catalyst and ChipStart UK to back UK semiconductor startups. The Angels will evaluate, mentor, and invest in early-stage semiconductor companies, driving innovation ...
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2024 IEEE IEDM Call for Papers The Annual IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting will be held at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square in San Francisco, CA, from December 7-11, ...
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Ubotica, the Irish space AI specialist, has been selected by the European Commission to participate in its ARCHYTAS project, a three-year initiative to develop AI accelerators for defence applications. It ...
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The Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics has created a silicon carbide mirror 4m across – claiming it to be the world’s largest aspheric mirror made from the ...
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Die-bonding at up to 60,000 flip-chips per hour, is what ITEC is claiming for its ADAT3 XF TwinRevolve. “Instead of the traditional forwards and backwards up-down linear motion, the new die ...
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