Electronic Products

Electronic Products is a trade magazine focused on electronic components and technology, catering to the electronic design community. Its editorial content showcases a wide range of new products, from tiny capacitors to cutting-edge light-emitting diodes (LEDs). The magazine also features articles that help readers choose the right components for their applications and explore the latest advancements in electronics technology. Additionally, it includes sections dedicated to specific applications and provides transcripts from roundtable discussions on various topics, including military and medical electronics.

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TI expands automotive chip portfolio

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Texas Instruments (TI) Inc. has added a new range of LiDAR, clock, and radar chips to its automotive portfolio. Designed to bring more autonomous features to a wider range of cars, TI claims the industry’s first single-chip LiDAR laser driver and first automotive bulk acoustic wave-(BAW)-based clocks, along with its latest mmWave radar sensor for advanced front and corner radar capabilities.
LiDAR depth sensor gets smaller and lighter

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Sony Electronics Inc. has claimed the smallest precision LiDAR depth sensor with the commercialization of its AS-DT1 sensor. By leveraging miniaturization and optical lens technologies from Sony’s machine vision industrial cameras, the AS-DT1 offers a compact size of 29 × 29 × 31 mm (excluding protrusions) and weighs 50 g, making it suited for applications with space and weight constraints such as drones and robotics. It can accurately measure distances in three dimensions indoors and outdoors.
Automotive MLCCs deliver high capacitance

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

TDK Corp. has expanded its CGA series of automotive multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) with a new X7R device rated at 10 µF, 100 V in a 3225 case size (3.2 × 2.5 × 2.5 mm). The company claims the new MLCC offers the industry’s highest capacitance for a 100-V rated product in a 3225 case size and the X7R temperature characteristic.
Advanced PMIC offers high integration

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Microchip Technology Inc. has released the MCP16701 power management IC (PMIC), meeting the requirements of high-performance MPU and FPGA designers. The new MCP16701 offers advanced and flexible power management for high-performance AI, industrial computing, and data center applications.
Melexis improves thermographic sensor

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Melexis has improved thermographic sensing with a new thermographic sensor in a 32 × 24-pixel infrared (IR) array. The MLX90642 thermal sensor array offers a significantly improved signal-to-noise (SNR) ratio, a global shutter readout, which minimizes motion artifacts, and an onboard temperature calculation. It also is competitively priced, the company said, improving performance in smart cooking, HVAC, fire hazard prevention, power electronics overheating detection, and hotspot localization.
QuantalRF samples Wi-Fi 7 FEM

1 week ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

QuantalRF is now sampling its Wi-Fi 7 CMOS front-end module (FEM) to two Tier-1 mobile system-on-chip (SoC) makers. The QWX27120 integrates all of the front-end RF components in a single die, and is optimized for smartphones, tablets, laptops, smart home devices, and augmented reality/virtual reality headsets. The QWX27120 is a 5-7 GHz CMOS FEM designed for Wi-Fi 7.
NTT develops AI inference chip for 4K video processing

2 weeks ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos
Smartphone image sensor delivers ultra-high dynamic range

2 weeks ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Omnivision has launched its second-generation 50-megapixel (MP) image sensor with TheiaCel technology for smartphones. Claiming the industry’s highest dynamic range for movie-grade video capture, the new OV50X CMOS image sensor with a 1.6-micron (µm) pixel in a 1-inch optical format is designed for flagship smartphones. These devices require high dynamic range (HDR) video and preview with single exposure, excellent low-light performance, fast autofocus, and high frame rates, the company said.
Tactile switches offer soft-sound feedback

2 weeks ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Littelfuse, Inc. has extended its KSC series of tactile switches with a new version that addresses applications requiring quiet and reliable feedback. The new KSC XA series soft-sound tactile switches offer a soft sound for a quieter user experience, making it suited for noise-sensitive environments.
Hall-effect sensor delivers high precision measurement

2 weeks ago | electronicproducts.com | Gina Roos

Diodes Incorporated has launched its first automotive-compliant 3D linear Hall-effect sensor. The AH4930Q detects the magnetic field in the X, Y, and Z directions, enabling high-precision contactless rotary motion and proximity detection. Applications include rotary and push selectors on infotainment systems, stalk gear shifters, door handles and locks, and powered-seat adjusters. The AH4930Q integrates a 12-bit temperature sensor for accurate on-chip compensation.