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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

BrainChip launches edge AI box ecosystem

BrainChip launches edge AI box ecosystem

BrainChip has launched an ecosystem of applications to run on its Akida neuromorphic chip and box reference design.The software covers focussing on gestures, cybersecurity, image recognition and computer vision for manufacturing, warehouse, retail, hospitals, energy, automotive, and aviation.  These run on the...

Published on: January 09, 2025

Ansys sells power design tool to Keysight in Synopsys deal

Ansys sells power design tool to Keysight in Synopsys deal

Ansys is to sell its PowerArtist EDA tool to Keysight Technologies as part of its $35bn merger with Synopsys.PowerArtist is a register-transfer-level (RTL) design-for-power platform used for early-stage power analysis and reduction of semiconductor designs across a wide range of end industry...

Published on: January 09, 2025

Ceres Holographics teams for HUD laser projection system

Ceres Holographics teams for HUD laser projection system

Ceres Holographics in Scotland is working with Appotronics on transparent heads-up display (HUD) for both driver and passengers.The deal expands the Appotronics position in automotive laser display and illumination systems and provides Ceres and its other holographic windshield partners with another key...

Published on: January 08, 2025

World’s first automotive grade PCIe 5.0 IP with IDE security

World’s first automotive grade PCIe 5.0 IP with IDE security

Synopsys has launched the world’s first automotive-grade PCIe 5.0 IP with Integrity and Data Encryption (IDE) security.The IP is designed to the requirements of ISO 26262 and ISO/SAE 21434 standards with ASIL-B certification.This is the first IP with IDE security modules that provide confidentiality,...

Published on: January 08, 2025

Child safety mmWave radar ships

Child safety mmWave radar ships

TMY Technology in Taiwan has launched its second-generation CPD (Child Presence Detection) and Vital Signs Monitoring System using millimetre wave (mmWave) radar.At the end of 2024, TMYTEK successfully delivered its first samples of mmWave radar modules to automotive manufacturers and plans to...

Published on: January 08, 2025

Advanced technology to control Cyborg Insect swarms

Advanced technology to control Cyborg Insect swarms

Scientists from NTU Singapore, Osaka University, and Hiroshima University have developed an advanced swarm navigation algorithm for cyborg insects that prevents them from becoming stuck while navigating challenging terrainPublished in Nature Communications, the new algorithm represents a significant advance in swarm robotics. It...

Published on: January 08, 2025