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ADI shrinks integrated analogue front end, controller and PWM battery tester

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ADI has launched a precision integrated analogue front end, controller and PWM for battery testing and formation capable of increasing system accuracy and efficiency in lithium-ion battery formation and grading. It is 70% smaller than its predecessor device. The AD8452 uses switching technology that recycles the energy from the battery while discharging and delivers 10 times …

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The Most Exciting Time In The History Of The Electronics Industry

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Applied Materials saw calendar Q3 sales up 20% y-o-y. For its FY to the end of Q3 it grew sales by 34% to $14.54 billion with a gross margin of 44.9% and an operating income of $1.1 billion. “This the most exciting time in the history of the electronics industry,” said Applied CEO Gary Dickerson, “AI …

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TI sampling a new generation of automotive DLP technology

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TI is sampling a new generation of DLP technology for in-vehicle head-up display (HUD) systems. The new DLP3030-Q1 chipset, along with supporting evaluation modules (EVMs), gives automakers and Tier-1 suppliers the ability to bring bright, dynamic AR displays to windshields and place critical information within the driver’s line of sight. The automotive-qualified DLP3030-Q1 chipset allows …

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Op-amp rejects noise for car use, claims Rohm

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Rohm has introduced some automotive grade op-amps which it claims cut noise problems through three built-in RC filters for input, output and power supply, aiming them at electric and hybrid vehicles. “Greater digitalisation and application density in automotive systems exacerbate the problem of EMC, since each additional component constitutes a potential source of interference. This …

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Vienna start-up tackles gaming stress with biometrics

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Vienna start-up SimyLife has launched a Kickstarter campaign for its biofeedback game controller. Called SimyBall, it has been conceived as a biofeedback game controller that registers a users’ body signals and uses them to add to the gaming experience. But the firm also says the concept can be used to minimise human stress levels when …

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London’s high tech success story has a cost-of-living problem

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London’s technology sector may be competing with the world’s best-known tech city, San Francisco when it comes to job opportunities, but can the good times last? London could be “stopped in its tracks by the restlessness of its tech workforce”, according to research by recruitment website Indeed. The research found that 10.8% of all jobs …

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UK specialist in TI silicon wins Korean LTE deal

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UK-based LTE specialist CommAgility has been selected by Korean wireless broadband equipment developer Eucast to supply its LTE physical layer software for use in the development of small cells. Eucast has licensed Loughborough-based CommAgility’s LTE physical layer software, called SmallCellPHY, for small cells. The software is designed forTexas Instruments’ KeyStone II silicon and will be …

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