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Littelfuse Expands Automotive Portfolio with Rugged Switches and Resettable PPTCs
Littelfuse introduces an IP67-rated L-Series window lift switch and 3425L Series SMD resettable PPTCs, targeting rugged vehicle controls and high-voltage automotive protection.
Read MoreKeysight HDMI 2.2 Test Solution Targets 8K and Beyond
Keysight’s HDMI compliance test platform helps engineers meet HDMI 2.2 standards and optimise performance for 8K and HDR applications.
Read MoreWürth Elektronik Protects MEMS Humidity Sensor with WSEN‑ACCE Filter Cap
Würth Elektronik’s WSEN‑ACCE filter cap shields its WSEN‑HIDS MEMS humidity sensor from dust, water, and impact, extending life in harsh environments.
Read MoreNexperia Expands Wide-Bandgap Portfolio with 1200 V SiC Schottky Diodes for High-Power Infrastructure
Nexperia’s 1200 V SiC Schottky diodes deliver zero recovery loss, high surge tolerance, and thermal reliability for AI, telecom, and solar systems.
Read MoreChinese Nuclear Battery Provides 100 Years of Power
China has introduced a groundbreaking innovation in energy storage: a miniature nuclear battery, the BV100, capable of powering devices for up to 100 years without recharging. Developed by Betavoltaic, this tiny battery uses nickel-63 as a power source and utilizes beta decay to produce a steady stream of energy. While this technology is a significant leap forward for industries like healthcare, aerospace, and environmental sensing, it’s not poised to replace conventional batteries in everyday electronics. Despite its impressive longevity, the BV100’s limited power output makes it ideal for low-energy devices such as medical implants and space probes, not high-demand gadgets like smartphones. While promising, its use of radioactive materials also raises safety and disposal concerns.
Read MoreChina Develops 2D Transistors For Faster Future
China has unveiled a breakthrough in transistor technology with the development of a state-of-the-art 2D transistor that could revolutionize processor speeds and energy efficiency. Led by Professor Hailin Peng at Peking University, researchers have created a Gate-All-Around Field-Effect Transistor (GAAFET) using bismuth oxyselene, a silicon-free material that enhances electron mobility and reduces power consumption. This innovation promises a 40% increase in processing speeds while using 10% less power. However, as transistors approach atomic-scale sizes, engineers must overcome challenges such as quantum effects, noise interference, and increased failure rates in highly dense chip designs.
Read MoreNXP i.MX 93W Combines Edge AI Compute With Tri-Radio
NXP introduces the i.MX 93W applications processor combining a Cortex-A55 CPU, Ethos NPU delivering up to 1.8 eTOPS, and integrated Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth LE, and 802.15.4 connectivity in a single SoC for edge AI systems.
Read MoreKontron OSM-S AM62L Brings TI Processing Into Compact Modules
Kontron’s OSM-S AM62L module brings a dual core Texas Instruments AM62L processor, scalable LPDDR4 and eMMC, dual GbE and CAN FD, and full OSM compatibility to compact embedded systems used in energy, medical, industrial and building automation designs.
Read MoreEmerson’s NI USRP X420 Extends SDR Research Into Higher Frequency Bands
Emerson’s NI USRP X420 software defined radio reaches up to 20 GHz with phase coherent multi channel operation, enabling advanced radar, satellite communication and 6G research with wide bandwidth and instrument like stability.
Read MoreSamsung HBM4 Ships At 11.7Gbps And 3.3TB/s Per Stack
Samsung begins mass production of HBM4 delivering 11.7Gbps per pin and up to 3.3TB/s per stack with 4nm logic base die, 2,048 I/Os, and improved power efficiency for AI datacenters.
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