NOISE  in transistors is a far more complex problem than in thermionic devices. So, 58 years ago, a story started in Electronics Weekly’s edition of November 2nd 1960. The story continues: Mullard Ltd. are working on the problem of specifying noise and identify ing it by parameters. “There is need for a relatively simple system …

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The EFLX4K eFPGA  FlexLogix IP core, both the Logic and DSP versions, have been fully validated on TSMC16FFC. Evaluation boards are available now that integrate the EFLX200K validation chip (a 7×7 array of EFLX 4K cores: 182K LUT4, 560 MACs, 1.4Mbit attached SRAM, PLL & PVT) for customers to test their RTL on real silicon. …

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The  semiconductor photomask market surged 13% to a record high $3.75 billion in 2017 and is forecast to exceed $4.0 billion in 2019, says SEMI. The market is expected to grow 5% and 4%  in 2018 and 2019, respectively. The acceleration in demand follows several years of incremental increases. Key photomask market drivers remain advanced …

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Four companies form the Power Stamp Alliance for 48V DC/DC modules with a designated pin-out.

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The automotive division of Luxoft Holding has launched PELUX 1.0, a base development platform designed to provide the building blocks for automotive software development projects, which is now available on Open Source. PELUX 1.0 was developed from Luxoft’s PELUX software suite which, for over four years, has helped carmakers and tier one suppliers to develop …

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Mouser has signed Altitude Technology to a global distribution agreement. Altitude is designer and supplier of intelligent sensorbtechnologies for the smart home and IoT markets. As part of the agreement, Mouser Electronics becomes an authorized distributor of Altitude Tech’s line of IoT Bit HAT modules and accessories, which integrate with the Raspberry Pi single-board computer …

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We are pleased to announce the general availability of the latest release of Thinkbox Deadline, v10.0.13.6. This maintenance release includes greater control over Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet instances as well as bug fixes. With Deadline 10.0.13.6, customers have greater control over their Amazon EC2 Spot Fleet instances, with the option to either maintain the number of instances you’ve requested, or to automatically shut them down when they’ve been idle for a period of time. This option can be found under the Settings tab in the Spot Fleet Configuration window.

Amazon CloudWatch Events now supports Amazon SQS FIFO enabling you to natively route events to SQS FIFO queues. To learn more about using Targets with CloudWatch Events, please visit documentation here . 

You can now share mailboxes among your team members. All users that have been granted access to a shared mailbox can send and receive emails using this mailbox without the need to manually share access credentials. Shared mailboxes make it easy to use email addresses that need to be monitored and used by multiple people. For example, a company could create a single email address for sales inquiries (such as sales@yourcompany.com), and provide access to all sales people so that they can respond.

To create a shared mailbox, create a mailbox in the Amazon WorkMail management console and select the Permissions tab. Then, add users and groups, and select whether they have Full Access, Send As, or Send on Behalf permissions for the mailbox. Full Access allows a user or group to access the entire mailbox, and create folders that only certain users can access. Send As allows users to send emails using the mailbox’s email alias, and Send on Behalf allows users to send emails using the mailbox’s email alias but still be identified as the actual sender. Visit our documentation  for more information.