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Most Read articles – TI analogue, Intel subsidies, Nasa spacesuits
There’s Texas Instruments retaining its position in analogue, Intel getting German fab subsidies, Nasa awarding contracts to build spacesuits and Sony’s new space communications company…
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Cool Reception For Inmos In Germany
40 years ago this year, the announcement of the founding of Inmos met with a cool reception in Germany as Electronics Weekly reported at the time, “The setting up of this new IC company is a clear declaration of the British Government that it has no faith in the present UK semiconductor industry,” said Dr …
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Arduino Uno + potentiometer + OLED == virtual circular dial
Call it synchronicity, or manually setting a 16-bit number in an Arduino, or how to turn an OLED into a rotary dial…
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onsemi SoCs support PoE and KNXi
onsemi has introduced two systems chips supporting the most widely used building automation network protocols – PoE and KNX. Easing the development of access and control panels, the NCN5140S is the first System-in-Package (SiP) certified with the KNX Association. The NCN5140S integrates all critical and certifiable elements of a KNX device, including a digital KNX …
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UK’s first satellite launch to serve CIRCE space weather monitoring mission
Dstl’s miniaturised space weather instrumentation suite will be among the satellites aboard the Virgin Orbit launch from Spaceport Cornwall in Newquay, which is due to happen later this year. The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory and UK Space Agency (UKSA) have confirmed they will be one of the payloads aboard Virgin Orbit’s Launcher One rocket, …
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Toshiba adds to mini-MOSFET gate drivers
Toshiba has added five new MOSFET gate-driver ICs in the TCK42xG series, suitable for a wide range of applications including battery powered, consumer and industrial equipment. The devices in this series control the applied gate voltage independent of the input voltage and feature an over-voltage lockout function to protect the circuit. The new products are …
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Trust for the IoT
Infineon has launched OPTIGA Trust M Express to enable hardware based security for IoT devices every step of the way from manufacturing, through cloud provisioning and field deployment. The cryptographic identity of OPTIGA Trust M Express is provisioned in a certified and secured Infineon fab. It is protected from exposure at any stage during the …
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SkyWater adds FDSOI SRAM IP
Skywater, the US hi-rel foundry, has added FDSOI SRAM on 90nm to its IP portfolio. Mobile Semiconductor will provide two SRAM compilers for SkyWater customers developing products on its RH90 platform. This is the latest step in SkyWater’s RH90 technology roadmap. The company has leveraged the $170 million investment by the Department of Defense (DOD) …
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IEC C20 mains filter inlet snaps in for fast assembly
Schurter has created snap-in filtered IEC C20 mains inlet connectors to speed up assembly. Part of the company’s EC12 filter series, they include a single-stage filter and power switch. Instead of the screw flange, they have two snap-in springs. “Thanks to the high-quality springs, a tight-fitting installation is ensured with good electrical contacting of the mounting panel at …
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