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43 years ago a company raised the then highest-ever amount of venture money in the history of Silicon Valley – $230 million – to make a 2.5 inch square ECL …
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By Steve Bush
ITG Electronics will feature 600Vac common-mode chokes at APEC in February, which offer “higher voltage ratings and more robust hipot Isolation between two windings – the products address increasing demand …
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Impulse Space – a Californian in-space transportation startup – has unveiled design specifications for its Helios high performance “kick stage” vehicle. It is designed to take payloads of over 5 …
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Rakon, the New Zealand frequency control specialist, is sampling its first IC-OCXO products, combining its in-house designed Mercury ASIC and XMEMS resonators under the brand MercuryX. MercuryX OCXOs claim to …
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Distrelec, a trading brand of RS, is to distribute KPS test and measurement instruments for sale throughout Europe. KPS provides professional installers, electricians and technicians with products and solutions. The …
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China is ten years behind the leading edge and will stay that way, says Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger. “The export policies that have been put in place recently, we have …
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“ESG has become increasingly important. . . and within electronics one of the key aspects of social responsibility is diversity and inclusion,” says Scott White, founder and executive director, Pragmatic …
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By Steve Bush
University of Sheffield spin-out Phlux has announced its first product, a family of 1,550nm avalanche photodiodes. Called Aura, the infra-red devices are built using antimony alloy modified InGaAs. “The resulting …
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ST’s Q4 revenues were 3.2% down y-o-y at $4.28 billion and full year revenue was up at $17.29 billion compared with last year’s $16.13 billion. Q4 gross profit fell 7.3% …
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By Steve Bush
Osram has introduced green and blue laser diodes in TO-38 and TO-56 metal can packages. “The laser diodes are available with different optical power levels: 10, 20, 30, 50 and …
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