Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH has recently unveiled the TLP3414S and TLP3431S photorelays, designed to enhance semiconductor testing processes significantly. These new photorelays boast high-speed turn-on times that are up to 62% faster than their predecessors, all while maintaining top-notch performance levels. Additionally,...
Microchip Technology has introduced the ATMXT3072M1 and ATMXT2496M1 families of touchscreen controllers to support automotive HMI designers in implementing capacitive touch sensing for large, curved displays, as well as emerging OLED and microLED technologies. These single-chip controllers offer up to 112 reconfigurable...
At the ISSCC 2025 event, KIOXIA and Sandisk made waves with the unveiling of their cutting-edge 3D flash memory technology. This new technology boasts a lightning-fast 4.8Gb/s NAND interface speed, exceptional power efficiency, and increased density. The key innovation behind this 3D...
TDK has introduced two new options for its 10W CCG isolated DC-DC converter series, specifically designed for use in challenging environments. These options aim to enhance the performance and versatility of the converters, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.One...
Infineon Technologies is focusing on integrating the vector processing unit into the upcoming generation of Aurix automotive microcontrollers, specifically targeting AI applications for the battery management system. With the company boasting the largest global market share for automotive microcontrollers, the incorporation of...
The European Commission has given the green light to nearly €1 billion in funding for the Smart Power Fab project by Infineon Technology in Dresden, Germany. This funding falls under the European Chips Act, a significant boost for the semiconductor industry in...
Robert Bosch has made the decision to discontinue the industrialization of decentralized power supply systems based on solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) technology. Instead, the company will shift its focus towards electrolysers for generating hydrogen. This strategic move has the potential to...
STMicroelectronics has made significant strides in the development of silicon photonics technology for the next generation of optical modules in data centers, aiming for speeds of 800Gb/s and 1.6Tb/s. The company's PIC100 silicon photonics (SiPHo) process, conducted on 300mm wafers at their...
Microsoft has introduced a new material into the realm of quantum computing, aiming to develop a scalable quantum processor with millions of fault-tolerant qubits. Referred to as a "transistor for the quantum age," the Majorana 1 utilizes a 'topoconductor' material capable of...
STMicroelectronics has recently introduced three new affordable 32-bit microcontroller devices (MCUs) that come equipped with more memory and a CAN FD interface. The STM32C051 stands out by doubling the on-chip memory to 64 KB flash and 12 KB SRAM, all while maintaining...
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