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Würth Elektronik and Nexperia Launch Modular Motor Driver Evaluation Kit
Würth Elektronik and Nexperia unveil a modular evaluation kit for BLDC motor development, enabling rapid prototyping up to 1 kW at 48 V.
Read MoreRenesas Launches Gen IV Plus 650V GaN FETs
Renesas unveils Gen IV Plus 650V GaN FETs for AI, EV, and industrial power—smaller die, better efficiency, and silicon driver compatibility.
Read MoreLittelfuse Launches Solid-State Relay IC with Integrated Chime Bypass for Video Doorbells
Littelfuse releases CPC2501M solid-state relay IC for smart doorbell chime bypass, simplifying installation and improving system reliability in home automation.
Read MoreKYOCERA AVX Launches Compact 3dB Hybrid Couplers
KYOCERA AVX releases miniature 3dB hybrid couplers for RF systems operating from 3–4.1GHz, supporting 5G, automotive, satellite, and IoT applications.
Read MoreMicrochip Expands TrustMANAGER Platform to Meet New Cybersecurity Regulations
Microchip enhances TrustMANAGER with secure FOTA and remote key management to meet EU Cyber Resilience Act and RED compliance for connected devices.
Read MoreTexas Instruments Commits Over $60 Billion to U.S. Semiconductor Manufacturing
Texas Instruments is investing over $60 billion to expand U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, building up to seven fabs in Texas and Utah. Focused on foundational semiconductors like power management and mixed-signal ICs, the move supports supply chain resilience and aligns with the CHIPS Act. This long-term commitment aims to secure domestic availability of critical components for automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics applications.
Read MoreNew Microchip dsPIC33A Chips Boost PWM and ADC Precision
Microchip expands its dsPIC33A portfolio with two new DSC families offering ultra-fast ADCs, high-resolution PWM, and robust security features. Designed for motor control, AI server power supplies, and energy systems, these controllers support SiC and GaN applications with 40 Msps ADCs and up to 78 ps PWM resolution. Ideal for safety-critical systems, they include ISO 26262 support and advanced machine learning integration.
Read MoreChina US Tariffs – China Changes Definition of Origin to hurt US suppliers
China’s new chip-origin rules target U.S. semiconductor exports by basing import duties on wafer fabrication location, undermining American chipmakers’ access to the Chinese market. While the U.S. scrambles with reactive policy, China’s long-term semiconductor strategy is paying off—posing serious challenges for American suppliers and exposing flaws in short-sighted trade war tactics.
Read MoreBattery-Free Sensors Operating on Trains For Real-Time Sensing
Glasgow University spinout RX Watt has developed battery-free sensors for real-time monitoring in rail carriages. Powered wirelessly via radio waves, these retrofit-friendly sensors track temperature, vibration, and wear—eliminating the need for batteries or wired power. Successfully tested at the BCIMO Rail Innovation Centre, the technology promises to cut maintenance costs and improve rail safety.
Read MoreSamsung Electro-Mechanics to supply MLCCs to BYD
Samsung Electro-Mechanics has secured a major deal to supply multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) to Chinese EV giant BYD, signaling a shift in global automotive power dynamics. As BYD ramps up production to a staggering 55 million EVs, questions arise about how China scaled so quickly—and what it means for the future of electric vehicles, global supply chains, and ethical manufacturing.
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