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The Electronics Weekly team share some fingerposts – their picks of the week, in terms of announcements, developments, product releases, quotes or anything else in the wide world of electronics that caught their eye…
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By Steve Bush
GaGe has filled out its line of PCIe digitiser boards – essentially ADCs for PCs – with three new dual-channel models: one with with 250MHz bandwidth and 14bit 500Msample/s sampling, …
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By Steve Bush
Diodes has released a 3A low-dropout low-noise voltage regulator. Called AP7179D, it has ±1% output accuracy (Vin = Vout + 300mV) across line, load and temperature, according to the company, …
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Synopsys has extended its Synopsys.ai full-stack EDA suite with an AI-driven data analytics continuum for every stage of IC development. The Synopsys EDA Data Analytics solution claims to be the …
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The U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), its National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) and U.S. Space Command – have signed an agreement to better enable the protection of commercial space assets. Described …
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Axithra, a new spin-off of imec and Ghent University, today announced a €10 million seed round, securing the first two years of R&D. Axithra develops a technology platform for therapeutic …
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GTA Semiconductor of Shanghai, the Chinese auto IC manufacturer, has raised $1.8 billion to bring the amount it has raised in the last two years to $2.7 billion with most …
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At Semicon Taiwan, Navitas Semiconductor announced GaNSafe, its fourth generation GaN technology. It is designed in a TOLL package to be rugged and protected in demanding environments and suitable for …
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By Steve Bush
CUI Devices is aiming at harsh environments with a waterproof MEMS microphone rated to IPx7 for water ingress. To be known as CMM-3424DT-26165-TR, the surface-mount device measures 4 x 3 …
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By Steve Bush
Bel Fuse has released a second generation of its kW-class dc-dc converter for powering accessories from an electric or hybrid vehicle battery. Rated at 4kW, 700DNG40-24-8 is smaller and, at …
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