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Linux Ending Support for 37 Year Old Intel 486
Recently, developers announced that support for the 30 year old Intel 486 will be dropped in the upcoming Linux release. What challenges does backwards compatibility introduce, what exactly is happening, and why is this a good thing?
Read MoreEPC GaN Power Stages Push Motor Drives Toward Simpler Control
EPC’s new 100 V integrated GaN power stages combine FETs, gate drive, and protection in a compact package, giving motor drive, robotics, and power conversion designers tighter shutdown control, 100% duty-cycle support, and simpler system integration.
Read MoreDigi IX25 Brings 5G, Edge Compute, and eSIM to Industrial Networking
Digi International’s IX25 is a rugged industrial router platform combining LTE, 5G RedCap, and 5G eMBB with four Ethernet ports, Linux container support, active eSIM provisioning, and centralized fleet management for critical infrastructure deployments.
Read MoreTorex XC9714 Keeps 36 V Buck Designs Flexible
Torex’s XC9714 Series is a 36 V, 2.0 A synchronous step-down DC/DC converter with built-in driver FETs, selectable PWM or PWM/PFM operation, and pin compatibility that helps reduce PCB redesign when power requirements change.
Read MoreVishay VODA1275 Cuts Driver Count In HV Switching
Vishay’s VODA1275 is an automotive-grade photovoltaic MOSFET driver built for high-voltage EV and HEV systems. With 20 V typical open-circuit voltage, reinforced isolation, and 8 mm creepage, it helps reduce driver count in pre-charge, charger, and BMS designs.
Read MoreMelexis MLX80339 Simplifies 3-Phase Fan Design
Melexis has introduced the MLX80339, a code-free three-phase fan driver IC for sensorless BLDC motor control in compact 12 V and 24 V systems, helping reduce software overhead in quieter, more efficient fan, pump, and actuator designs.
Read MoreScientists Build Memory Chip Capable of Operating At Lava Temperatures
Recently, researchers demonstrated a new memory technology using graphene to create circuits capable of surviving +700°C. What challenges do electronics face in high-temperature environments, what did the researchers develop, and could this be the key to future electronics?
Read Morecongatec Extends Core Ultra COMs for Rugged Edge AI
congatec has expanded its Intel Core Ultra Series 3 COM family with rugged -40 °C to +85 °C variants for embedded edge AI and industrial systems.
Read MoreToshiba 40V MOSFET Cuts Losses In Power Supplies
Toshiba has introduced the 40V TPHR6704RL power MOSFET using its U-MOS11-H process, combining ultra-low on-resistance, improved figure of merit, and lower switching spike behavior for data center and industrial power supply designs.
Read MoreLittelfuse TVS Diodes Push Lightning Protection Into SMT
Littelfuse has introduced new 15 kW and 30 kW high-reliability SMT TVS diodes for avionics and defense systems, bringing DO-160 Level 5 lightning protection into an SPD4-1 surface-mount package with automated assembly compatibility.
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