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Visitors to London over the weekend had a chance to see a life-size replica of the first rocket that will launch from UK soil later this year – the Virgin Orbit LauncherOne, due to take off from Spaceport Cornwall.
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Bell Laboratories research scientists have used a specially formulated wire, manufactured from niobium and tin, to demonstrate the feasibility of very high strength magnetic felds in the superconducting region. So, 61 years ago, started a storyin Electronics Weekly’s edition of April 12 1961 The story continued: The possibility of this has been realised for many years, …
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The Q3 PC market took its biggest fall in over 20 years – 19.5% y-o-y, says Gartner, with 68 million PCs sold in the quarter representing the fourth consecutive quarter of y-o-y decline. The top three vendors remained unchanged, with Lenovo maintaining the No. 1 spot in units with 25.2% market share (see Table 1). Table …
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Last chance to register for our next webinar: Securing the IoT supply chain, which is taking place tomorrow, in association with Crypto Quantique. The date and time is: Tuesday 25th October, 16:00 GMT / 11:00 EST Featuring: Crypto Quantique, Intel, Codasip Register for the webinar » The Internet of Things (IoT) sector recognises the importance …
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Nasa has commissioned two companies to “explore and demonstrate communications and navigation services” in Near Space, to help Artemis missions to the Moon: Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT) USA and SpaceLink Corporation. KSAT, the Norwegian ground segment specialist with offices in Denver, has been awarded a fixed-price milestone-based contract worth $161,638. And SpaceLink, the inter-satellite data …
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Gigaphoton the Japanese manufacturer of lightsources used in semiconductor lithography, has published an e-book and diagnostic survey dedicated to helping semiconductor manufacturers achieve greater analytics maturity. The e-book introduces a new way of thinking about the intersection of semiconductor manufacturing processes, advanced technology, and yield optimisation. Manufacturers are urged to consider how mature their operations are in …
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Imec has developed a piezoelectric Micromachined Ultrasound Transducer (pMUT) array that is compatible with flat-panel-displays (FPD) process technologies. The array demonstrates acoustic pressures in mid-air above 1kPa, a pressure level relevant for enabling mid-air haptics and directed sound. Moving from wafer-based to FPD-compatible processes prepares the pMUT technology for the integration of future mid-air applications, …
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By Steve Bush
Nvidia has announce Jetson Orin Nano, said to offer up to 80x the performance of its predecessor for local artificial intelligence. “Sitting on the entry-level side of Jetson offerings, this module targets the demand for real-time processing capabilities in AI devices such as smart cameras, handhelds, smart meters and service robots, where integrators often require a …
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By Steve Bush
Alpha and Omega Semiconductor has optimised the safe-operating-area of a mosfet for high-current 12V hot-swap ORing applications, but also sees it being used in e-fusing. Nominally a 30V part “AONS30300 delivers high SOA robustness under 10Vds with 10ms pulse width and has an SOA limit ~48V”, according to the company. Packaging is 5 x 6mm …
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By Steve Bush
IAR Systems is aiming at SiFive’s E6-A and S7-A automotive RISC-V cores with its latest iteration of Embedded Workbench. “E6-A series is aimed at a variety of real-time 32bit applications, from system control to hardware security modules, safety islands and stand-alone in microcontrollers,” according to IAR. “S7-A is a 64bit, high-performance real-time core suited to …
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