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ST Microelectronics manufactures first 200 mm silicon carbide wafers
The transition to 200 mm wafers marks a milestone in capacity build-up to support automotive and industrial markets.
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The “Wave” of the future in UV sterilization
Laser Components USA is adding 100 mW 265 nm technology from Photon Wave to its UV-C LED product line.
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Video: Start-up offers solution to the global semiconductor chip shortage
The innovative liquid cooling solution can help enterprises to do more with their limited chip supply.
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Ultracompact infrared spectrometer smaller than a hair
The 10 nm thick device is operational at a 2 µm to 9 µm wavelength range.
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LYNX Technik unveils 10 G Ethernet fiber transceivers, converters
The devices convert fiber to copper Ethernet, copper to fiber, fiber to fiber or extend electrical Ethernet signals over a bi-directional fiber, all at rates up to 10 Gbps.
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5G roaming subscribers to reach 210 million by 2026
Because of this, 5G roaming services will increase globally to compete.
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Silicon Labs completes sale of auto and infrastructure to Skyworks
The move positions the company as a pure play wireless connectivity provider.
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2U high-performance rackmount network appliance with dual AMD EPYC 7003/7002 series processors
The CPU supports up to 64 processing cores, a 256MB cache and 128 PCIe Gen 4 lanes.
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PEI-Genesis extends partnership with Positronic into Europe and Africa
Engineers in Africa and Europe can now benefit from PEI-Genesis’s value-add service of Positronic connectors.
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New Yorker Electronics releases New Exxelia Cubisic SLP series of flat-pack radial lead capacitors
New Yorker Electronics has released the new Cubisic SLP series of flat pack electrolytic capacitors from Exxelia.
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Algorithm allows drones to fly faster than human pilots
The technology could also help plot the best path for emergency services in the future.
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Mercedes-Benz to only produce electric-only architectures in 2025
The company is shifting from electric-first to electric-only.
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Video: Allowing jurors to see crime scenes in VR
The technology could allow for more consistent verdicts.
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Designing circuit protection for autonomous driving systems
Ensure robust and reliable circuits for driver and passenger safety
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Ford to launch self-driving cars on Lyft network by year’s end
Services will begin in Miami and then in 2022 extended to Austin.
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Elon Musk: Tesla charging stations opening to other EVs
This would put 25,000 charging points globally for consumers.
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Senet deploys largest LoRaWAN network in North America
The network can support millions of IoT device connections.
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Qualcomm expands wearable Snapdragon platform
The company has created a new program involving more than 60 companies.
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New Yorker Electronics releases long-life DC link capacitors from Cornell Dubilier Electronics
The capacitors deliver long life, high power density and low equivalent series resistance designed for harsh environments.
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Cryogenic power electronics: All about ultra-cold components
An overview is presented of the operation and behavior of power electronic components at extremely low or ultra-cold temperatures.
