Cecilia Wachtmeister will will officially assume the role of CEO at embedded design tool company IAR Systems on 16 August. “We are very pleased to welcome Cecilia to IAR. The ...
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COM-HPC modules support 12th and 13th Gen Intel processors
Review Display Systems (RDS) has announced availability of two COM-HPC Client Size C modules from Aaeon for 12th and 13th generation Intel Core processors. HPC-RPSC supports CPUs with up to ...
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Isolated magnetic current sensor for ≤200A and ≤100V
Allegro MicroSystems has announced a 4 x 4mm QFN current sensor that measures hundreds of amps bidirectionally, with a burden resistance of ~100μΩ (plus ~500pH). Called ACS37220, five versions are ...
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Microchip goes 64bit with RISC-V, and plans Arm
Microchip has announced its first 64bit processors, picking the RISC-V instruction set for the initial parts: an octa-core for space and a industrial quad-core. Although, “future PIC64 families will include ...
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Autosar tool trial for Infineon TC4x automotive processors
HighTec EDV-Systeme has announced a time-limited evaluation bundle for Autosar-based development using Infineon’s TC4x automotive processors, created with Infineon. In Autosar development, besides a run-time environment and an application layer, ...
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Metal-free phosphor shows promise for OLEDs
Bright fast phosphorescence is possible without heavy metal ions such as platinum or iridium, according to a team at Osaka University. Its researchers came across a molecule, thienyl diketone, which ...
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Wurth gets into opto-triacs
Würth Elektronik has created a range of opto-isilated triacs for controlling light AC loads and larger triacs. They are called WL-OCTR, and come in a choice of packages: through hole ...
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Low-leakage tantalum capacitors for detonating explosives
Vishay has introduced a series of surface-mount solid moulded tantalum chip capacitors specifically for electronic detonation systems “combining a robust mechanical design with low leakage current and stringent testing specifications”, ...
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Infineon and Swoboda tie-up to make current sensors
Infineon and Swoboda are developing current sensor modules for automotive traction inverters and battery management systems. The deal combines Infineon’s sensor ICs with Swoboda’s expertise in sensor modules, and the ...
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Washable stretchable electronics for medical wearables
4mm diameter elastomer fibres are a promising substrate for electronics in clothing, according to Nottingham Trent University, which is investigating washable stretchable medical wearables. To make the electronic fibre, a ...
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