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Ilika installs US solid state battery line at Cirtec

Ilika installs US solid state battery line at Cirtec

UK solid state battery maker Ilika has completed installation of a production line in the US for its Stereax micro-battery for medical applications.Process qualification of the line at Cirtec Medical in Massachusetts has now started having passed the User Acceptance Tests (UATs)....

Published on: January 09, 2025

COM-HPC module for high performance edge AI

COM-HPC module for high performance edge AI

congatec in Germany has launched a COM-HPC Computer-on-Module (COM) for power-hungry edge and infrastructure applications.The conga-HPC/cBLS is based on the performance hybrid architecture of the Intel Core S processors (codenamed Bartlett Lake S) with up to 16 Efficient (E) and up to...

Published on: January 09, 2025

128 nozzle print head for semiconductor equipment

128 nozzle print head for semiconductor equipment

Scrona in Switzerland has shown its third generation print head with 128 nozzles for semiconductor advanced packaging, display manufacturing and consumer electronics.The electrohydrodynamic (EHD) print head was shown at the CES 2025 show in Las Vegas for the first time and marks...

Published on: January 09, 2025

Refrigeration breakthrough for superconducting quantum qubits

Refrigeration breakthrough for superconducting quantum qubits

Researchers in Sweden and the US have developed a new type of refrigerator that can autonomously cool superconducting qubits to record low temperatures, paving the way for more reliable quantum computers.However, the time a quantum computer can work on a calculation is...

Published on: January 09, 2025

$5.4m for next generation FD-SOI beamforming transceiver

$5.4m for next generation FD-SOI beamforming transceiver

Sivers Semiconductors in Sweden has been awarded a major chip development project to develop a next generation highly-integrated millimetre wave beamforming transceiverThe $5.4m programme for a leading Tier-1 telecom infrastructure vendor will run until the end of 2026 and will use the...

Published on: January 09, 2025

Renesas develops split gate process for lower resistance 100V MOSFETs

Renesas develops split gate process for lower resistance 100V MOSFETs

Renesas Electronics has developed a process technology for high power 100V MOSFETs with a split gate that reduces the on-resistance between the drain and source by 30 percent to 1.5mΩ.The REXFET-1 process is being used for a series of n-channel 340A, 100V MOSFETs...

Published on: January 09, 2025

Vector signal generators offer enhanced EVM performance

Vector signal generators offer enhanced EVM performance

Rohde & Schwarz has introduced the latest evolution of its two vector signal generators, the signature SMW200A for the most demanding applications, and its midrange counterpart, the best-in-class SMM100A.Besides a redesigned front panel and user interface, SMW200A signal generators have been equipped...

Published on: January 09, 2025

Two chip, 9-axis sensor for consumer wearables

Two chip, 9-axis sensor for consumer wearables

TDK has launched a two chip, 9-axis sensor system for absolute orientation detection and fast sensor calibration at ultra-low power consumptionThe InvenSense PositionSense integrates TDK’s 6-axis IMU and TDK’s 3-axis TMR-based magnetometer, on-chip sensor fusion software, and off-chip pedestrian dead reckoning (PDR)...

Published on: January 09, 2025

MOSFETs deliver lower on-resistance in small footprint

MOSFETs deliver lower on-resistance in small footprint

Renesas Electronics Corporation has introduced new 100-V high-power N-Channel MOSFETs that deliver industry-leading high-current switching performance for applications such as motor control, battery management systems, power management and charging.The MOSFETS find applications in end products such as electric vehicles, e-bikes, charging stations,...

Published on: January 09, 2025

Dutch inventor develops groundbreaking medical projector

Dutch inventor develops groundbreaking medical projector

Dr. Stefan Hummelink invented a device that allows a doctor to project anatomical data directly onto a patient’s skin. The Anatomy Projector is the world’s first device of its kind – FHI reportThe projector makes it possible to operate faster, more reliably...

Published on: January 09, 2025