Amazon Interactive Video Service (Amazon IVS) web broadcast SDK gives you the ability to capture live video from web browsers and send as an input to an Amazon IVS channel. You can include it on new and existing websites, with support for both desktop and mobile web browsers.
Gadget Master Book library extends even further
The Gadget Master book collection – all the titles we’ve featured under the rather capacious category ‘Gadget Book’ – is expanding further. New entries range from nostalgic gizmos and quantum physics to Bluetooth LE Audio and designing embedded systems…
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LED strip driver works with dimmers
GlacialPower of Taiwan has announced a 300W constant voltage led driver series that supports triac dimming. Called GP-CVM300P-xxVH , they come in 12, 24, 36 and 48V models. “At full load these new drivers provide active power factor correction of more than 0.94 at 230Vac,” according to the company. They deliver “power efficiency up to …
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Heat
The heatwave rolling across Europe has been topping 40°C (104°F) in several places, which is unusual for the more temperate regions. New all-time heat records in Nantes and Biarritz are at or above 42°C (107.6°F). Wales set a new all-time record when the thermometer hit 37.1°C (98.8°F) in Flintshire near Liverpool. In Dublin, 33°C (91.4°F) …
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Mornsun’s medical power supplies are available on short lead times from Relec
Two medical-certified power supplies by Mornsun have been added to the range available from Relec. The 45W LO45 and 65W LO65 series of ac-dc converters are available on short lead times of 10 – 12 weeks. They are certified to IEC/EN/ES60601 2xMOPP (means of patient protection), and are therefore useful for BF (body floating) medical …
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NXP and Foxconn to develop connected vehicles
NXP today announced that it has signed an MOU with Foxconn to jointly develop platforms for connected vehicles. Foxconn will leverage NXP’s portfolio of automotive technologies and its longstanding expertise in safety and security to enable architectural innovation and platforms for electrification, connectivity and safe automated driving. The collaboration builds on the company’s initial digital …
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Test socket with less cross-talk for 350μm pitch ICs
Smiths Interconnect has created an IC test socket for high-speed testing of 350μm minimum pitch devices. Called DaVinci Micro, the test socket has shielded connections to isolate signal paths, with -35dB crosstalk claimed at 40GHz, as well as -10dB return loss at the same frequency and -1dB insertion loss at 31GHz. There are to impedance …
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EW BrightSparks 2022 profile: Charlotte Fitzpatrick
Now in its fifth year of awards, EW BrightSparks sees Electronics Weekly partner with RS Grass Roots to highlight the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today. Here, in our series on the latest EW BrightSparks of 2022, we highlight Charlotte Fitzpatrick, a Digital and Technology Solutions Degree Apprentice at BT. Achievement Charlotte …
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Astraius propulsion deals boost Scottish space launches
Astraius, the UK-based horizontal launch company due to operate out of Scotland, has announced Northrop Grumman and Exquadrum as its key propulsion suppliers. Specifically, Northrop Grumman’s Orion rocket motors have been selected for the first and second stages, and Exquadrum will provide the upper-stage motor to place satellites in their intended orbits. While it is …
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US chip companies account for 56% of global R&D spend
US chip vendors continued to dominate R&D spending in 2021, says IC Insights, while companies in Asia-Pac accounted for nearly one-third. Despite political and national security concerns about U.S. domestic semiconductor production, American companies accounted for 56% of the global chip industry’s total spending on R&D. A large chunk of that came from Intel (19%, …
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