Samsung has overtaken Intel to become the world No.1 semiconductor company. Samsung’s estimated chip revenue ...
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Euchips makes DALI dimmable LED driver waterproof
A constant current LED dimmable driver from Euchips of China is DALI-standard and designed to ...
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EU fines Google $2.7bn
The EU has imposed a $2.7 billion fine on Google for abuse of a dominant ...
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Anglia outlines ambition to double sales to £100m in next five years
Distributor Anglia reveals plans to almost double its turnover to £100m in the next five years after it posts another year of growth.
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Imec sets up €120 million VC fund
Imec has set up a $100-120 million VC fund called Imec.xpand to back early stage ...
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The next generation of software is here
LabVIEW provides highly integrated, in-product learning to boost productivity.
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Euchips makes DALI dimmable LED driver waterproof
A constant current LED dimmable driver from Euchips of China is DALI-standard and designed to ...
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Buck regulators with constant frequency control scheme
Dual output buck regulators that incorporate a constant frequency/controlled on-time, current mode control scheme.
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‘Moth eye’ structure banishes reflections from display surface
Moth eyes have once again been the inspiration for an anti-reflection coating.
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JTAG Technologies module brings PXI into play for hi-rel test
JTAG Technologies introduces a JTAG/boundary-scan test hardware interface for multiple interconnects in ATE systems using MAC Panel connection systems.
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Sanechips licenses CEVA IoT processor
ZTE’s chip unit, ZTE Microcircuits, which changed its nane to Sanechips, has licensed the CEVA-X1 IoT ...
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Bosch Sensortec MEMS wearables sensors cut out the MCU
Bosch Sensortec will put out to distribution a family of MEMS acceleration sensors for wearables.
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Arrow, NXP develop module for IoT AP
Arrow and NXP have developed an SCM that simplifies the use of NXP’s i.MX 6 applications processor in IoT devices
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Liquid metal makes flexible heat harvester reliable
Using liquid metal connections, North Carolina State University engineers have designed a flexible thermoelectric energy ...
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Embedded SRAM power record claimed
Renesas is claiming record low stand-by power for embedded SRAM, at 13.7nW/Mbit. Speed has been ...
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Microchip adds high-quality graphics processing to PIC32
Microchip has added a high-resolution 2D graphics controller and 32Mbyte of SDRAM to its 32bit ...
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Lattice uses FPGA to cut image processing power for robots
Lattice Semiconductor has introduced its first embedded vision development kit for mobile designs that require ...
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Huawei develops ARM-Android open source platform for Linaro
A development platform for the Android open source project (AOSP) has been created by Huawei. ...
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Top 10 most popular articles on ElectronicsWeekly.com
Featuring companies such as ST, Jaguar Land Rover and ST, and technologies such as LTE, IoT and IC implants...
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Jaguar to recruit 1,000 electronic and software engineers
We all need some good news in UK at the moment. How about Jaguar Land Rover saying it is looking to recruit 1,000 engineers this year?
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Only Connect: On the new M12 push-pull connector standard
Molex, Phoenix Contact, Murrelektronik and Binder are driving the standardisation of a non-proprietary push-pull connection system.
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Raspberry Pi gets Scratch 2.0 app offline
Scratch 2.0 can now be used as an offline app for the Raspberry Pi. This ...
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Future signs Osram for LED drivers
Future Lighting Solutions (FLS) has signed a franchise deal with Osram to sell in Europe, ...
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How heart pacemakers can be affected by mobiles
Keith Armstrong, worldwide electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) expert at EMC Standards, looks at how electrical interference ...
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