EnSilica’s eSi-ADAS RADAR Imaging Co-processor seeks to solve the problem of RADAR data overload and resolution

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Infineon is expanding its CoM (Coil on Module) portfolio for secure contactless ID documents. The new SLC52 security chip is now available, integrated with the card antenna into a polycarbonate monoblock inlay. Conventional chip packages are welded, soldered or glued to the card antenna. With the CoM package, however, the chip module communicates with the …

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Fern Howard had a lot on its stand. Of particular interest was office ceiling panels: EdgeLed is a panel with moulded microlenses to spread light while minimising glare. Up to 3,300 lm is available >82 Ra 4,000K) and there is a seven year extended warranty. Cutlass is a lower cost panel, also edge-lit, using laser …

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Xi Jinping has a personal chip guru, according to the Korea Herald. The Herald calls him Xi’s ‘semiconductor tutor’ and he hails from Xi’s old alma mater Tsinghua University. His name is Wei Shaojun and he is Dean of the department of micro- and nano-electronics at the university. Wei is a cautious forecaster saying it …

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For high temperature use, lens-maker Khatod is making silicone versions of optics from all of its ranges. That was that was one of the things it was talking about at LuxLive. Another was Cosmo, in which it has combined TIR plus Fresnel technology to reduce the height of 50, 70 and 90mm diameter optics. Then, there …

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Samsung was talking about ultra-high colour rendering (for leds) on its LuxLive stand, with typical Ra97 R1 to R15. This is for its D-Series CoBs (pictured), of which generation 2 was announced in February and generation 3 is well on its way – although which of thee hits a CRI of 97 I sadly didn’t …

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Innovation was clearly visible on Integral Led’s stand at LuxLive. One neat idea was a skeletal fire-rated downlighter (right) for removable bulbs. Gone is the usual metal can, to be replaced with nothing. Instead, 30-60-90min fire-rating comes from the front panel, a special-recipe glass window in the front panel, and extra-strong mounting springs. Anyone’s lamp …

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UK controls firm Danlers launched a range of energy saving controls in collaboration with Casambi at LuxLive. The ‘Casambi-enabled’ PIR occupancy sensors with daylight control communicate wirelessly over Bluetooth low energy mesh, said Danlers, with out a wired gateway or Wi-Fi network. Using Casambi software, and enabled occupancy sensor can be used to control individual or …

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Make another note for your diary, for a new Electronics Weekly webinar – IoT KnowHow: Securing Your Connected Technology

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Electronics Weekly joins with Chipless Ltd to discuss the IoT and security in a webinar entitled ‘IoT KnowHow: Securing Your Connected Technology’

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