Inelco Hunter is stocking low-profile printer mechanisms for ‘2inch’ thermal paper, from FCL Components. FTP-62GMCL173 (pictured) measures 76.2 x 20.4 x 36.3mm FTP-62GMCL473 adds a slim auto-cutter to the front ...
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Infineon has added post-quantum cryptography support to 28nm 500MHz automotive processors. Called Aurix TC4Dx, they are rated for ISO/SAE21434 cyber security standards, and are the first members of the first ...
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Japanese automotive component supplier Denso, has signed a development license agreement with Californian startup, Quadric for a neural processing unit (NPU). The agreement means Denso will acquire the IP core ...
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Q3 semiconductor sales were up 23.2% y-o-y and 10.7 % m-o-m at $166 billion, says the SIA. September sales of $55.3 billion were 4.1% up on August’s $53.1 billion.. “The ...
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Nexperia has entered into a partnership with auto supplier KOSTAL to produce wide bandgap (WBG) devices that more closely match automotive requirements. Nexperia will supply, develop, and manufacture WBG power ...
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Farnell is exapanding its range of tools and production supplies aimed at improving efficiency of industrial operations. For example, categories featured in Farnell’s selection include chemicals, datacom, ESD protection, fasteners, ...
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Renesas has put Arm’s Cortex M85 into its RA8 family of MCUs which gives the RA8E1 and RA8E2 devices 6.39 CoreMark/MHz performance. The RA8E1 and RA8E2 MCUs deploy Arm Helium ...
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