Silicon Carbide FETs deliver industry’s highest-performance upgrade path
With a voltage rating of 1,200V and ON-resistances of 80 and 40mΩ, these devices offer a ‘drop-in’ replacement solution.
XP Power acquisition of Glassman High Voltage expands addressable market
XP Power, a developer and manufacturer of critical power solutions for the electronics industry, has announced that it has acquired the business and assets of Glassman High Voltage.
DIN-Rail power supplies feature internal decoupling
PULS Power has announced the availability of two new high quality Din Rail Power Supplies featuring an integrated high efficiency MOSFET based decoupling function.
smartLINK teams with Zytronic to bring interactivity to expansive network
Zytronic, a leader in durable, high-performance Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT and MPCT), has supplied smartLINK custom multitouch sensors powering a network of interactive kiosks located in five cities across the United States.
Ultra-scaled EUV-enabled surrounding gate transistor SRAM cell unveiled
At this week’s Imec Technology Forum (ITF 2018) in Antwerp, imec and Unisantis announced significant progress in the joint development of a process flow targeting an SGT 6T-SRAM cell with areas between 0.0184 and 0.0205 square micrometer.
Conrad introduces cables from Helukabel for wiring solar modules
Conrad Business Supplies introduces Helukabel’s Solarflex-X H1Z2Z2-K photovoltaic cables.
Making gaming accessible to people with disability
To allow users with limited mobility to enjoy gaming, Microsoft has introduced an accessory for the Xbox game system. The Xbox Adaptive Controller.
Children are putting their data at risk on social media
Research reveals that 30% of children aged between 8 and 16 years old use chat rooms and online forums, raising concerns about who they are talking to and the type of information they are sharing.
Sightseeing in technicolor: how Guangzhou’s sparkle reflects in China’s Pearl River
Signify has announced that it completed the illumination of 24 buildings in Guangzhou's central business district along the Pearl River area in China. The large-scale connected LED lighting project includes facade lighting and animations…
Robots grow mini-organs from human stem cells
An automated system that uses robots has been designed to rapidly produce human mini-organs derived from stem cells. Researchers at the University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle developed the new system.