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'Legs made for a Mars landing' is how the European Space Agency introduces this one: the testing of a full-scale model of the ExoMars landing platform.
The post Picture of the Day: Testing the skeleton of the ExoMars descent module appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
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Two touchscreen controllers join Microchip’s maXTouch M1 family, expanding automotive display support over more form factors.
The post Touch ICs scale across automotive display sizes appeared first on EDN.
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Keysight’s Wireless Coexistence Test Solution is a scalable platform for validating wireless device performance in crowded RF environments.
The post Keysight automates complex coexistence testing appeared first on EDN.
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EDN has announced the winners of the annual Electronic Products Product of the Year Awards in the January/February digital magazine.Continue Reading
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Meta’s capex grew 80% last year to $72 billion and is expected to grow to $115-135 billion this year. The goal is to achieve what CEO Mark Zuckerberg describes as ...
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The annual awards, now in its 50th year, recognizes outstanding products that represent any of the following qualities: a significant advancementContinue Reading
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In MCU-based projects, this design uses a single push button to switch on and switch off 5-V and 15-V supplies in sequence.
The post Short push, long push for sequential operation of multiple power supplies appeared first on EDN.
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The TDK-Lambda HFE rack mount industrial power supply series now supports power levels of 3500W. The new series – HFE3500 – aims at applications including factory automation, industrial printing, RF ...
The post TDK announces compact 1U 3500W industrial rack mount power supply series appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
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Power component maker Cissoid is announcing an IGBT power module aimed at industrial power conversion systems, the CMT-PLA1BL12300MA. CMT-PLA1BL12300MA The 1200V / 300A Half-Bridge IGBT is rated for 450A continuous ...
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In a recent analysis, Evertiq explored which countries dominate global R&D spending. Viewed through the lens of absolute investment volumes, the picture is largely shaped by the United States and China, followed by established industrial powerhouses such as Germany, Japan and France. Shifting that lens away from global heavyweights and toward a smaller, highly R&D-intensive economy reveals a different dynamic — one where the relationship between research investment and industrial capability becomes more clearly defined. Finland provides a useful case for understanding how research investment translates into industrial capability.
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STMicroelectronics has completed its acquisition of NXP Semiconductors’ MEMS sensors business, strengthening its position in automotive safety and expanding its sensor portfolio for industrial applications.
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If the industry wants to keep up with the exploding demand for AI, the only way forward is to reconsider how we architect power delivery systems.
The post Why power delivery is becoming the limiting factor for AI appeared first on EDN.
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The United States is preparing to establish a USD 12 billion strategic stockpile of critical minerals, a move aimed at reducing supply chain exposure to China and strengthening domestic access to raw materials used across electronics, EVs and defence systems.
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Marvell Technology has completed its previously announced acquisition of Celestial AI. The transaction was finalised following an earlier agreement and brings Celestial AI’s optical interconnect technology into Marvell’s portfolio.
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The FAMES pilot line has been officially inaugurated at CEA-Leti’s site in Grenoble, France, following the delivery of its first validated technical results. The inauguration marks the opening of a new cleanroom facility dedicated to advanced semiconductor technologies and based on 300mm semiconductor equipment.
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The Arm Flexible Access ‘try before you buy’ scheme has been extended. The scheme allows designers low-cost or no-cost access to Arm design tools, only paying the licence fee if ...
The post Arm Flexible Access scheme extended appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
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The EU is putting up €25 million to pursue superconducting quantum technologies via a consortium called SUPREME. It is made up of: VTT, TNO, Delft University, Bayerische Akademie Der Wissenschaften, ...
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Demand for High End Routers dramatically improved in 2025 following an 18% market correction in 2024 that was caused by oversupply combined with lower growth in network demand, says Dell’Oro. ...
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Q4 smartphone market’s revenue grew 7% YoY to $35 billion, according to Counterpoint Research’s latest Market Monitor Service, while the ASP rose 3% YoY to $400 and shipments grew 4% ...
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Qorvo’s QPA2597 is a packaged driver amplifier using proven GaN on SiC technology. The QPA2597 operates from 2.0 to 6.0GHz and provides 32 dBm of output with 24 dB of ...
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German EMS provider Zollner has announced the establishment of a Shared Service Centre in Pune, India, as part of its internationalisation strategy. The new entity will operate under the name Zollner Services India Pvt. Ltd. and is currently in the founding phase.
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THE first direct TV relay from Moscow to London took place on April 13, the occasion of Major Gagarin’s return to Moscow after his round-the-world space voyage. So, 65 years ...
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This engineer was curious to figure out why the Bluetooth tracker for his keys had abruptly gone deceased. Then he remembered a few-year-back mishap…
The post A hard-life Tile Mate goes under the knife appeared first on EDN.
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Edge AI SoCs play an essential role by offering development tools that bridge the gap between AI developers and firmware engineers.
The post Bridging the gap: Being an AI developer in a firmware world appeared first on EDN.
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Eaton has announced plans to separate its Vehicle and eMobility segments, collectively known as Mobility Group, into a standalone, publicly traded company.
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The global memory market is heading toward historically sharp price increases in the first quarter of 2026, according to a new forecast from market research firm TrendForce.
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Vanguard International Semiconductor Corporation (VIS) has signed a technology licensing agreement with TSMC covering both low-voltage (80V) and high-voltage (650V) gallium nitride (GaN) process technologies.
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Remote sense lets the power supply monitor the voltage at the load itself and adjust its output accordingly.
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SK hynix has announced plans to establish a new AI-focused subsidiary in the United States as part of its strategy to expand beyond memory manufacturing and strengthen its position in the AI data centre ecosystem.
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The first device in AOS’ αMOS E2 high-voltage Super Junction MOSFET platform is the AOTL037V60DE2, a 600-V N-channel MOSFET.
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