Caroline Hayes
Editor at Electronics Weekly
Technology Writer at Freelance
Editor at Softei.com
Editor at Weartech Design
News, views and articles from the global electronics industry by Electronics Weekly Editor, Caroline Hayes.
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1 week ago |
electronicsweekly.com | Caroline Hayes
The agreement extends to Bosch‘s MEMS sensors, asics and SiC chips. “We are convinced that automotive manufacturers and suppliers in Europe will benefit from our co-operation,” said Philipp Schäfer, sales manager at Bosch Mobility Electronics. Two generations of Bosch SiC chips are available, the latest of which has “very low on-resistance over the entire temperature range”. They are available as bare die and as packaged discrete chips.
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2 weeks ago |
electronicsweekly.com | Caroline Hayes
Ohmite manufactures industrial and surface mount power resistors, load banks, heat sinks and rheostats in the US and Mexico. Its range includes high power, high voltage, current sense and surge resistors for use in transport, industrial, energy and aerospace sectors. In addition to standard products (load banks, rheostats, power controls, heat sinks, and capacitors), Ohmite also offers custom products to meet specific requirements. The company celebrates its centenary this year.
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3 weeks ago |
electronicsweekly.com | Caroline Hayes
The Sona NX611 Wi-Fi 6 + Bluetooth LE modules are based on NXP’s IW611 Wi-Fi 6 chipset and boast a data transmission throughput of 500Mbps. The small industrial IoT modules are suitable for use in IoT, medical, industrial automation and consumer applicationsThe modules are pre-calibrated with integrated transmit/receive RF paths, diplexers, low noise amplifiers (LNAs), RF switches, reference crystal oscillators, and power management units (PMU).
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3 weeks ago |
electronicsweekly.com | Caroline Hayes
MCC, headquartered in California, brings a range of semiconductors, including diodes, mosfets, IGBTs, SiC devices, protection devices (TVS and ESD protection), voltage regulators, transistors and power modules. The company is bringing over 100,000 semiconductor products to Farnell, of which 25% are automotive-grade components. MCC serves customers in many sectors, including automotive, consumer, industrial, personal computing and other electronics markets.
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3 weeks ago |
electronicsweekly.com | Caroline Hayes
The Presidential order, signed in March 2023, invoked the Defense Production Act (DPA), which was designed to stimulate US investment in PCB manufacture and ‘related technologies’. According to the IPC, the directive “identified a critical technology shortfall that, if left unaddressed, would ‘severely impair national defense’ and undermine the American warfighter”.
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