Orbital angular momentum has the potential to transfer, manipulate and store information. They are made from the orbital angular momentum of electrons orbiting their atomic nucleus – and the study ...
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The Electronics Weekly BrightSparks awards are still open for entries from young engineers, but the deadline is approaching: Friday 11 October 2024. We want to highlight, for 2024, some of ...
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CSEM, the Swiss technology innovation centre is part of a consortium which is developing an AI-equipped drone to identify invasive and potentially damaging plants. Buddleia, or butterfly bushes, and Japanese ...
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Ramon.Space has been selected for a UK Space Agency-backed programme to develop its NuComm onboard processor, designed for large-scale communication satellite constellations. The project is looking to innovate around onboard ...
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Sheffield-based Pimoroni has introduced a wireless development board with Raspberry Pi’s RP2350 microcontroller. 2.4GHz comms is through a Raspberry Pi RM2 module – a module that Raspberry Pi has yet ...
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Electronics production in the major developed countries has been showing slow growth or declines in 2024. United States electronics production three-month-average change versus a year ago (3/12 change) was 0.4% ...
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Intel is to get $8.5 billion of Chips Act money by the end of the year, reports the FT, but the grant is said to be contingent on it not ...
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Following the revelation of a $7 billion funding gap in the budget of Rapidus the Japanese startup targeting 2nm manufacturing capability, three Japanese banks have a agreed to put up ...
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Broadcom, Charter Communications, and Comcast have announced a joint development of Unified DOCSIS chipsets for network nodes, smart amps, and cable modems, enabling both FDX and ESD versions of the ...
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Siemens Digital’s Calibre Platform tool has been certified for TSMC’s N2 and N2P processes. The N2 certification includes the new LSVRF (Local Standard Verification Rule Format) functionality in Calibre, which ...
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