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Oh how long have I been trying to get the switches in LTspice working? Too long, is the answer (please be gentle, I do not have a Spice simulation background 🙂 LTspice has a way to model electromechanical switches, which I have occasionally tried to use to simulate dc-dc converters without all the hassle of …
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In April, OMNIVISION intends to sample a 50MP image sensor with a dual conversion gain (DCG) technology. The chip’s 1.2µm pixel in a 1/1.3-inch optical format, is designed for high-end smartphone rear-facing cameras. Designated OV50H, the device offers low-light and autofocus performance, supports 12.5 MP at 120 fps and high dynamic range (HDR) at 60 fps. …
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TI will demo an automotive battery cell and pack monitors at CES. The BQ79718-Q1 battery cell monitor and BQ79731-Q1 battery pack monitor are part of TI’s BMS (battery management system) offering The BQ79718-Q1 allows automakers to maximize the true range of their EV with high-performance battery cell voltage measurements down to 1 mV of accuracy, …
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Astrocast, the satellite IoT service provider, has successfully launched four 3U spacecraft, which it describes as a significant milestone for building its nanosatellite IoT network. The launch sees the company increase its commercial constellation to 18 satellites, which makes Astrocast one of the top 3 LEO satellite operators in Europe (based on the number of …
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Amendments to the Building Regulations 2010 and the Telecommunications Infrastructure (Leasehold Property) Act (TILPA) which came into force on December 26th last year, mean that new homes in England will be built with gigabit broadband connections and landlords are now obliged to provide access to broadband providers seeking to instal equipment. The updated regulations mean …
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The Q1 QoQ decline in the NAND ASP is projected by TrendForce to be 10~15%. For client SSDs, UFC and eMMC flash the decline is put at 10-15% and for enterprise SSDs at 13-18%. The contract price for flash wafers is forecast to drop 3-8%
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Recogni has combined its 7nm Scorpio AI processor with a 7nm Renesas R-Car V4H ASIL D processor IC – which is already AI-capable – to create a 2,000Top/s embedded computer for vehicles that self-drive at SAE levels L2+ to L4. Called Phoenix, the computer is also offered in 500 and 1,000Top/s forms. Multiple high resolution high …
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Dirac announced digital audio software for entry-level vehicle sound systems using NXP ICs at CES today. Intended to work with NXP’s SAF4000 multi-standard software-defined radio ICs, a system will also typically have an i.MX 8 series applications processor, said Dirac, adding: “Through this collaboration, automakers can now digitally upgrade the performance of entry-level sound systems, …
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Amazon S3 now automatically applies S3 managed server-side encryption (SSE-S3) as a base level of encryption to all new objects added to S3, at no additional cost and with no impact on performance. SSE-S3 uses 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard and has been configured for trillions of objects by customers. This new base level of encryption helps customers meet their encryption requirements, with no changes to applications. Alternatively, customers can still choose to update this default configuration using customer-provided encryption keys (SSE-C) or AWS Key Management Service keys (SSE-KMS).