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RAFI News
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Rohm Semiconductors News
The Industry’s First High-Speed Op Amp that Eliminates Oscillation due to Load Capacitances
New high-speed CMOS op amp ideal for anomaly detection added to high noise immunity EMARMOUR series.
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ST News
STMicroelectronics Extends Digital-Power Choices in 600W-6kW Range
Interleaved CCM boost-PFC controller with mechanical inrush control.
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TEKTRONIX News
Tektronix and A2LA Partner on Ventilator Production by Reconfiguring and Accrediting Torque Tools at Kokomo, Ind. Manufacturing Plant
Tektronix has shifted its work from supporting vehicle manufacturing to assisting with ventilator production.
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Emcab News
Emtelle and Incab Unite to Launch New Optical Cable Manufacturer
Emcab, a new optical cable manufacturer in Germany, has commenced operations to serve the globe with an unrivalled range of fibre cable solutions.
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Flex Power Modules News
Flex Power Modules leverages O-RAN to grow presence in RFPA market
In line with the world’s rapidly advancing 5G cellular wireless networks, Flex Power Modules is working closely with both OpenRAN, and O-RAN Alliance – a global community of more than 160 mobile operators, vendors, and research and academic institutions operating in the Radio Access Network (RAN) industry. By doing so it is growing its presence in the associated RFPA (radio frequency power amplifier) market, and broadening its range of isolated DC/DC converters for RFPA.
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Silicon Labs News
Silicon Labs Strengthens Commitment to Wi-SUN as Scalable, Open LPWAN Standard for Smart City, Smart Utility and Industrial IoT
Joins Wi-SUN Alliance Board of Directors to Advance Widely Used Mesh Networking Standard.
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Infineon News
New silicon carbide power module for electric vehicles
Silicon carbide in electric vehicles stands for more efficiency, higher power density and performance.
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Toshiba News
TOSHIBA RELEASES INDUSTRY’S FIRST HIGH-SPEED COMMUNICATIONS. PHOTOCOUPLERS THAT CAN OPERATE FROM A 2.2V SUPPLY
New devices support low-voltage peripheral circuits and facilitate reductions in component count.
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ST News
