Segger has added an oscilloscope-like window to its SystemView embedded system analysis software to record variable data alongside runtime events. Called DataPlot, its graphs are synchronised with SystemView’s Timeline and ...
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Surrey UK based Cliff Electronics has created versions of its DualSlims FeedThrough connectors to suit the North American market with #4-40 (UNC) threaded mounting holes. The connectors measure 19 x ...
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ODU has added its EBP (expanded beam performance) optical connection technology into its Mini-Snap Series K, Medi-Snap, ODU-Mac product ranges. “As a non-contact lens technology, EBP achieves low attenuation, virtually ...
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Phlux Technology, a manufacturer of avalanche photodiode (APD) infrared sensors, has appointed Christian Rookes as Vice President of Marketing, Brian Williams as Vice President of Operations, and John Fuller as ...
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Rapidus is in talks with Japanese lenders following a forecast of a $7 billion funding gap in its programme to set up a 2nm chip pilot line by 2025 and ...
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The spot price for consumer memory fell 30% in Q2 price opening a dislocation between the spot price and the contract price, reports TrendForce. Module makers saw a 40% YoY ...
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After two consecutive years of decline, global smartphone shipments will grow 5% YoY in 2024 to reach 1.23 billion units, according to Counterpoint’s Market Outlook Service. ‘The share of GenAI-capable ...
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The Andøya Spaceport in Norway has officially received its Launch Site Operator licence from the Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries. Less than one year after its opening, the ...
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