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Rutronik Info

Design flexibility with RF technology: UWB Module Murata Type 2AB at Rutronik

Murata launches the Type 2AB UWB + Bluetooth® Low Energy, one of the smallest ultra-wideband modules currently available (10.5 mm x 8.3 mm x 1.44 mm). The combination of low power consumption with high accuracy and reliability results in an efficient and cost-effective variant for compact and battery-powered IoT devices.

ams OSRAM News

New 514 nm laser diode from ams OSRAM provides small, low-cost alternative to argon-ion lasers

ams OSRAM, a global leader in optical solutions, has released the Metal Can® PLT5 522FA_P-M12, its first commercial off-the-shelf semiconductor laser emitter to produce the specific 514nm wavelength output required by many applications for life science in research and diagnostics.

Nexperia News

Nexperia Bolsters its Range of CFP Power Diodes

Ongoing growth in clip-bonded FlatPower (CFP) manufacturing capacity and portfolio serves increasing demand from modern automotive and industrial applications.

TTI News

TTI Europe Doubles its Stock of TE Connectivity's Automotive Parts

TTI Europe is now a preferred partner for TE automotive products and the largest stocking distributor for the company’s interconnection systems and relays covering internal combustion, hybrid, and electric vehicle platforms.

Infineon News

Infineon makes smart and sustainable homes based on Matter a reality

Smart home solutions increase consumers’ convenience while reducing energy consumption and lowering consumers’ carbon footprints. However, different device ecosystems, products and protocols have made implementing a truly connected, secured smart home difficult until now.

Snapeda News

Abracon and SnapEDA release over 13,000 new CAD models

SnapEDA, the first search engine for electronic design, and Abracon, an industry leader in passive components, have released over 13,000 new computer-aided design (CAD) models to help engineers design electronics faster.

Fraunhofer News

FRAUNHOFER PRESENTS SELF-VALIDATION OF COMPLEX ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS USING GREY BOX MODELS

Using grey box models, on which researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Reliability and Microintegration IZM are working, it will be possible to detect signs of wear or manipulation in electronic systems at an early stage, before an actual failure occurs. The new process is being initially developed and tested for safety-critical applications in the automotive and rail sectors.

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