Analog Devices has introduced a step-down switching regulator that delivers up to 120mA from up to 42V, then shuts down to 2.5μA. Operating down to 3.2V (2.9V typ), the synchronous LT8604 will switch as fast at 2.2MHz and as slow as 200kHz – programmable by resistor. Efficiency can be over 90%. Topology is peak current mode, with ...
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Anritsu has announced an option to activate simultaneous dual-port 400G Ethernet measurement for its MT1040A Network Master Pro tester. Activation is purchased as MT1040A-020, which will also enable measurment of four channels of 100Gbit Ethernet. To function, the tester has to be equipped with a pair of 400G modules – either MU104014A or MU104014A-33 (see table ...
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Display Technology has announced a sensor that can detect a frozen display screen. Called IF444 Frozen screen sensor, it requires a small sensing patch to be stuck to the front of a screen in a corner, where it monitors a group of blinking pixels. The sensor does not work on its own, but needs to ...
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Microchip has released a C++ algorithm high-level synthesis design workflow for its PolarFire FPGAs. “A large majority of edge compute, computer vision and industrial control algorithms are developed natively in C++ by developers with little or no knowledge of underlying FPGA hardware,” according to the company. Called SmartHLS, the tool allows C++ algorithms to be ...
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Panasonic is claiming a world-first for a PCB relay that can be used as the main switching element in three phase systems. Called HE-R, the 35 x 58 x 47mm relay has four normally-open contacts (relay class 4a) that can switch up to 40A at an ambient temperature of +85°C. An optional normally-closed contact (relay class ...
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Optoscribe is sampling optical fibre to silicon photonics couplers. Branded OptoCplrLT, the devices are monolithic glass light-turning curved mirrors, which direct light to or from silicon-photonic grating couplers. “This prevents the need for bend-tolerant fibre solutions which have some significant limitations in size and profile,” according to the company. Made using a proprietary laser writing ...
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ETSI has identified problems arising from pervasive encrypted traffic in communications networks as part of a programme to integrate encrypted traffic. At issue is end-to-end encryption, which can hamper network management, anti-fraud operations, cybersecurity and regulatory monitoring. ETSI’s Industry Specification Group on Encrypted Traffic Integration (ISG ETI) is looking into the problem, and has made public ...
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D-Link has launched a long-range Wi-Fi 5 wireless bridge capable of point-to-point or point-to-multipoint connections up to 20km apart. Operating at up to 867Mbit/s, the company is pitching the DAP-3712 as an alternative to optical fibres between office branches, construction sites or transportation hubs, both in rural areas and cities. The 27 dBm design has a ...
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Adlink had launched its first server-grade PXIe controller, built around Intel’s 9th generation Xeon E-2276ME and up to 64Gbyte of DDR4 2,400MHz memory. Called PXIe-3988, it is aimed particularly at the test and measurement market, and has data interfaces for various generations of test equipment. The processor’s six 2.8GHz cores run up to 12 threads ...
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Advantech is offering a Tiger Lake-H COM Express Basic Type6 module. Called SOM-5883, it offers octa-core computing at under 45W using these integrated 11th generation Intel Core processors. Xeon and Celeron are also options. “With excellent Intel Iris Xe graphics and ready to use edge AI Suite software toolkit, SOM-5883 an ideal solution for medical imaging and AI applications,” according ...
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