An Araldite-based cement containing silver in flake form is available from Johnson, Matthey and Co., it is known as typeF59-49. So, 61 years afpgo, started a story in Electronics Weekly’s edition of April 5th 1961. The story continues: The cement is supplied as a two-part system, a resin which forms the main part and a …

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NGK’s EnerCera batteries – Spurring Innovation Through Collaboration

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NXP is sampling a  28nm RFCMOS radar one-chip IC family for  ADAS. The SAF85xx one-chip family combines NXP’s high performance radar sensing and processing technologies into a single device, offering tier ones and OEMs new flexibility in addressing short, medium and long range radar applications to serve ever more challenging NCAP safety requirements. The family …

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General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) will be building an ESPA-Grande class satellite, perform payload integration, and space vehicle test for the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Oracle spacecraft programme. The San Diego-based company has announced it’s under contract to Advanced Space LLC to contribute to Oracle, which will demonstrate space situational awareness and Position, Navigation …

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With TI – the leading supplier for PMICs – bringing on-stream new capacity at its RFAB2 and LFAB sites, TrendForce projects that the global production capacity for power management ICs will increase by 4.7% YoY for 1H23.  In the market for PMICs, falling demand for products in consumer electronics, networking devices, and industrial equipment continues …

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Bullitt, the UK mobile phone manufacturer is unveiling two-way satellite messaging service – Bullitt Satellite Connect – at CES 2023. The service will be commercially available in Q1 2023. Motorola and Bullitt have confirmed that the next device in the range will be the first smartphone to support Bullitt’s satellite messaging service. The companies have a …

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You can now use AWS Elemental MediaLive with a POIS (placement opportunity information system) to condition and react to in-band SCTE-35 signals in your sources.

All this twaddle about government support for the semiconductor industry lands on ny doorstep, Ed confides to his diary. I suppose as Secretary of State for Science and Technology, and a former old chip hand, that’s quite natural, but it’s a PITA dealing with politicians, civil servants, policy wonks and strategists who are supremely ignorant …

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Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling now produces predictive scaling policy forecasts 4x per day, up from 1x per day prior to now. Reducing our forecast interval from 24 hours to 6 hours produces more accurate predictive scaling policies that quickly adapt to changing demand trends. All customers will benefit from this new default for predictive scaling. Customers use predictive scaling policies to scale out the capacity of their Auto Scaling groups based on forecasted demand, improving application availability, and alleviating the need for costly capacity buffers to accommodate spikes in demand.

Back in 1999,  Nokia took an extraordinary swipe at its European chip suppliers, comparing them unfavourably with US suppliers. At the Dataquest Predicts ‘99 conference, Nokia’s vice-president for new technology sourcing, Werner Gruber,  accused Europe’s semiconductor firms of failing to listen to their customers. “Nokia is spending an extraordinary amount of time convincing European companies …

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