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Intrinsic News

Intrinsic announces breakthrough as memory devices successfully demonstrated at commercially relevant nanometre scale

Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies Ltd has successfully scaled its silicon oxide-based resistive random access memory devices to dimensions of 50 nanometres and demonstrated electrical performance characteristics that will enable their use as high-performance, low-cost, embedded,non-volatile memory in logic devices at advanced processing nodes.

Analog Devices News

ANALOG DEVICES INTRODUCES STEP-DOWN BUCK CONVERTER THAT REDUCES SPACE IN MULTI-CELL BATTERY APPLICATIONS

Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) today introduced the MAX77540 step-down buck converter, which provides single stage power conversion in multi-cell battery applications, such as augmented reality/virtual reality (ARVR) headsets, land mobile radios (LMRs) and digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras. The power-dense MAX77540 buck converter features 94 percent peak efficiency and wafer level packaging that measures 61 percent smaller than traditional quad flat no-lead packages.

MURATA News

A Spotlight on Murata Europe

Toshio Nakamoto joined Murata more than 25 years ago in international sales and marketing and quickly progressed through the company, taking on senior roles across the world to help its global expansion.He spent over nine years in the US as General Manager North America, opening Murata’s new office on the West Coast.

ZEISS News

ZEISS and Vision Engineering join forces with DeepFocus 1

The innovative and competitive inspection system brings extended depth of focus microscopy thanks to its MALS Technology to new market segments.

Flex Power Modules News

Next-generation non-isolated digital quarter-brick DC/DC from Flex Power Modules delivers 1200W peak power rating

Flex Power Modules is introducing the BMR350, a quarter-brick, non-isolated DC/DC converter rated at 860 W continuous and 1200 W peak power, ideal as an intermediate bus converter for powering processors and ASICs with peak power demands.

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