Designed to protect stored data and with power protection to ensure operation during sudden power outages, the Powerguard SSDs (solid state devices) by Taiwanese manufacturer, Cervoz are available from Display Technology. In the event of a sudden loss of power, Powerguard uses energy stored in additional tantalum capacitors to continue to save files form the ...
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Low noise, low power fans manufactured by Sanyo Denki have been added to the EAO linecard. The San Ace 9RA fans are available for 12, 24 or 48Vdc operation. Frame sizes are 60, 80, 92, 120 and 140mm with thicknesses from 25 to 38mm. The fans generate half the noise and use 26% less power ...
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Magnetic components which can be either an inductor or a transformer depending on inductance ranges, make up Exxelia’s Chameleon Concept Magnetics (CCM) family. The components are available from New Yorker Electronics and have been introduced alongside the existing SESI and TT families to withstand harsh environments, particularly in aerospace and space applications. There are five ...
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Following a leave of absence, Lindsley Ruth is to step down as CEO of RS Group with immediate effect. CFO David Egan will continue as acting CEO and Ruth will remain available to the company board over the next 12 months – in effect his notice period. In November this year, Ruth told The Times ...
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An M.2 AI edge accelerator module and a PCIe AI edge accelerator card have been announced by Axelera AI, a start up based in the Netherlands. The M.2 AI Edge accelerator module (pictured) contains a single Metis AI processing unit (AIPU) chip while the PCIe AI Edge accelerator card contains four AIPUs. The company says ...
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An M.2 AI edge accelerator module and a PCIe AI edge accelerator card have been announced by Axelera AI, a start up based in the Netherlands. The M.2 AI Edge accelerator module (pictured) contains a single Metis AI processing unit (AIPU) chip while the PCIe AI Edge accelerator card contains four AIPUs. The company says ...
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At this week’s RISC-V Summit in San Jose, California, Balajii Baktha, founder and CEO of Ventana Micro Systems, used his keynote to introduce the Veyron V1 family of RISC-V processors, available as chiplets and IP. Veyron V1 provides single thread performance and targets data centres, automotive, 5G, AI and client applications. The single socket performance ...
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Displays modules which can be custom-configured using standard Android apps or user-developed APK file, manufactured by Dwin are now available from Review Display Systems (RDS). The integrated DMG10600T101-33WTC intelligent display modules is based on a Rockchip RK3288 Arm-based SoC, with a 32-bit Cortex A-17 core running an Android operating system. There is a 10.1-inch IPS ...
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Shortly after Infineon launched its XMC7000 microcontroller series at electronica 2022, Rutronik has added the single- and dual-core devices to its portfolio. The microcontrollers have dual-bank flash memory for over the air (OTA) updates via read-while-write (RWW). The series consists of Arm Cortex-M7 core microcontrollers with Arm Cortex-M0+ support. It has a dual-bank flash whereby ...
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The latest ECSN UK/Ireland electronic components market forecast for 2023 indicates the market is ‘back to normal’ but still subject to geo-political issues as well as relying on management of the grey market and readjusted inventory. Beginning the briefing with a reference to the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Aubrey Dunford, market analyst at ECSN ...
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