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Electronics Weekly Blog
11h ago
This is a nice one – the “Enviro + Air Quality” which works with your Raspberry Pi. It gives you information about your local indoor environment, including air quality measurements. ...
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Electronics Weekly Blog
12h ago
Tokyo Tech has picked aluminium scandium nitride (AlScN) to make ferroelectric films that remain stable at up to 600°C in hydrogen. “This high stability makes them ideal for high-temperature manufacturing ...
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Electronics Weekly Blog
12h ago
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has teamed up with Massachusetts-based Draper to streamline the design of microbe-based electronic sensors. “Microbes have the potential to be developed as biological ...
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Electronics Weekly Blog
15h ago
The successor to the fabless and chipless semiconductor business models will be the designless chip company, according to a panel of industry experts at the 2005/Globalpress Sunmmit Conference in Monterey. ...
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Electronics Weekly Blog
17h ago
Lumissil Microsystems has created a pair of LED drivers that include a 32MHz 8051 microcontroller. “These new controllers enable lighting engineers to create customised dynamic LED lighting animations tailored to ...
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Electronics Weekly Blog
18h ago
A bit of fun for a Friday: a comic t-shirt depicting the Ascent of Storage. It made me laugh, but I wasn’t the only one to notice the missing elements. ...
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Electronics Weekly Blog
20h ago
Fractile, a UK company building an AI chip, has exited stealth and announced $15m (£12m) in seed funding. The round was co-led by Kindred Capital, NATO Innovation Fund, and Oxford ...
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Electronics Weekly Blog
23h ago
SkyWater has received a Multicolumn E-Beam Lithography (MEBL) system for volume production from Multibeam Corp. The Multibeam (MB) platform offers a high-throughput direct write patterning system that is orders of ...
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Electronics Weekly Blog
23h ago
DigiKey is partnering with memory manufacturer Kingston Technology to distribute its memory and storage systems globally. Kingston options including eMMC, eMCP, ePoP, UFS and DRAM components for industrial and embedded ...
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Electronics Weekly Blog
23h ago
Murata claims to have made the world’s first MLCC to provide a capacitance of 100μF in a 0603-inch (1608mm) size package with its GRM188C80E107M and GRM188R60E107M devices. With its compact ...
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