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Nordic Semiconductor’s latest system-on-chips are intended for a range of BLE and IoT applications, including wearables, medical devices, and gaming controllers.
AI data centers typically require hundreds of megawatts of power, and it continues to rise to the point where most power companies refuse to provide such capacity from the public...
The SARA-S528NM10 expands the company’s cellular portfolio for the satellite IoT market, based on the 3GPP Rel 17 specification for global connectivity.
According to Infineon, these wafers—the thinnest of its type to be mass-produced—will enhance the efficiency, density, and reliability of its power converters.
Power Integrations’ gallium-nitride power-conversion devices rated for 1,700 V marks yet another incursion on markets that, until now, were best served by products fabricated ...
Orca’s OS2000 leverages the IO-Link standard to enable seamless, bidirectional communication between sensors and industrial control systems in factories.
Renesas, in collaboration with Nidec, developed the first “8-in-1” proof of concept for E-Axle systems that will help simplify electric-vehicle design. It controls eight functions...
Four new members were added to the AnalogPAK programmable mixed-signal IC product family: the SLG47011, SLG47001, SLG47003, and automotive-grade SLG47004-A.