This was a new one to me: the Photon microcontroller from Particle, an entry-level IoT prototyping board.
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This was a new one to me: the Photon microcontroller from Particle, an entry-level IoT prototyping board.
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Is the suggestion by the White House that the US government will build a 5G network serious? Or is it a witty way to kick operator ass into getting on with building their own networks? Operators around the world have been questioning the business case for 5G. They’ve been moaning about the costs. They’ve been …
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AVX has extended its portfolio of high-performance, low-pass integrated thin film (ITF) filters with the release of six new 8W LP Series filters in miniature 1206 chip sizes with low maximum height profiles of 0.97mm. Based on thin film multilayer technology, the SMD filters deliver excellent high-frequency performance with low insertion loss and extremely sharp …
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Arrow and Cadence have launched the Cadence OrCAD Entrepreneur package for OrCAD Capture Cloud on the Arrow.com design center. The new software tool suite cuts in half the time that it takes a designer to move from design to prototype, when compared to the traditional process of manually designing and simulating across separate systems. Designers …
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Thanks to Promotionalcodes.com for this one – the ten obsolete tech products which inspire the most nostalgia: Floppy disk Nintendo 64 Fax machine Dumb phones Walkman Typewriter Ceefax VCR PDA Polaroid cameras
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Infineon had calendar Q4 revenue of €1,775 million for a profit of €283 million. For 2018 it expects revenue growth of 5% plus or minus 2 percentage points. For calendar Q1 it expects growth of 4% plus or minus 2 percentage points. “Infineon has made a strong start to the new fiscal year,” says Dr. Reinhard …
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According to Reuters a government report issued yesterday looks at the vulnerability of satellite-based positioning systems like GPS, Glonass, BeiDou, Michibiki and Galileo. “We must take steps to increase the resilience of our critical services in the event of GNSS disruption, including by adopting potential back-up systems where necessary,” says Oliver Dowden (pictured) parliamentary secretary at …
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The consumerisation of high voltage battery packs presents challenges in power management and safety, writes Cathal Sheehan of Bourns. High-voltage battery packs are no longer exclusive to industrial installations – they are increasingly making their way into the hands of consumers in their electric vehicles and home power storage. Typically made with lithium-ion or nickel metal hydride …
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AMD had Q4 revenues up 34% thanks to its Ryzen and Radeon processors. Q4 revenue was $1.48 billion, and full-year revenue was $5.33 billion for growth of nearly 25%. “2017 marked a key product and financial inflection point for AMD,” says CEO Lisa Su. “Our newest wave of high-performance products and consistent execution created significant …
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Graham Curren, the founder and CEO of the UK IC design consultancy Sondrel, strengthens the EW BrightSparks 2018 selection panel.
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