New range of optoelectronic components in the TME catalogue includes products by Newhaven Display
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New range of optoelectronic components in the TME catalogue includes products by Newhaven Display
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UK satellite company Exobotics has won a contract with US firm GenMat to build a remote sensing, prospecting satellite with a hyperspectral imager. Described as a multi-million-pound deal, the satellite – the first of GenMat’s planned constellation – is due to be launched later this year aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rideshare. Specifically, Exobotics will …
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Q3 DRAM revenue fell 29% – a rate unprecedented since the 2008 financial crash, says TrendForce. Samsung dropped 33%,Hynix 25% and Micron 23%. Nanya and PSMC fell 40% whike Winbond fell 37%. The market dripped 29% in the quarter to $18 billion.
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Including Hong Kong and Macao, China had 59 papers accepted by the ISSCC. The University of Macau had 15 papers accepted, Tsinghua University had 13 papers accepted and Peking University had six papers accepted. 198 papers were accepted in all, out of 629 submitted, with the US having the second largest number of papers accepted …
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By Steve Bush
Infineon has a family of microcontrollers in the pipeline intended to achieve certification to the new ISO/SAE 21434 automotive cyber-security management system (CSMS) standard. This follows TÜV Nord certifying Infineon to ISO/SAE 21434. Initially announced in January, the ‘TC4xx’ MCU family will carry the company’s ‘Aurix’ branding, have a “new cybersecurity architecture”, said Infineon, and …
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The semiconductor market declined 6.3% in 3Q 2022 from 2Q 2022, according to WSTS. Based on the outlook for 4Q 2022, the second half of 2022 will be down over 10% from the first half of 2022. The 2H 2022 decline will be the largest half-year decline since a 21% drop in the first half …
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By Steve Bush
Harwin has expanded the contact layout options of its high-reliability Gecko-MT connectors. There are six additional contact arrangements, with 2 to 6 power contacts and 4 to 24 signal contacts. To give an idea of size: the connectors are 5mm wide. These new ones are non-symmetrical, with 10A (max) power contacts at one end and …
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By Steve Bush
Imagination Technologies has picked software services company MulticoreWare, which specialises in computer vision, sensor data and AI processing, as a software development partner to optimise algorithms on Imagination GPUs. “MulticoreWare is utilising our IP for general-purpose GPU applications. By working together, we can offer our customers an optimised PowerVR deployment,” said Imagination product director Gilberto …
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Analog Devices has created a power sender and power receiver chip-set for single-pair Power-over-Ethernet (SPoE) that can deliver 52W to a load – neither IC handles any Ethernet data. “Combined with ADIN1100 and ADIN1110 10BASE-T1L industrial Ethernet solutions, customers can reliably transfer both power and data over one kilometre”, according to the company. LTC4296-1 is …
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Back in 2005, a third of Linear Tech’s revenues came from cell-phone and consumer ICs. In 2006, CEO Bob Swanson decided to get out of cell-phone and consumer chips. “We made the decision in 2006 because we said we didn’t like the way the future looked”, Swanson told me, “we recognized there was no pot …
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