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Tektronix Brings SEPIA Power Integrity Analysis to Mixed Signal Oscilloscopes
Tektronix has introduced PDN Analysis Software for its 4 Series B, 5 Series B, and 6 Series B Mixed Signal Oscilloscopes. The software embeds SEPIA stability analysis alongside impedance, PSRR, noise, and jitter measurements to evaluate power distribution networks under real transient load conditions.
Read MoreSamtec Introduces 30° RF Launch Connector for 67 GHz Test Boards
Samtec has introduced the 185-AL Series, a 1.85 mm RF board launch connector specified through 67 GHz. The new design combines a 30-degree angled launch with a solderless compression mount to simplify cable routing and connector replacement on millimeter-wave test boards.
Read MoreMurata Upgrades Automotive Safety Capacitors to Y1 Certification
Murata has launched the DE5 series of X1/Y1 automotive safety capacitors, increasing the Y-rated operating voltage from 300 Vac to 500 Vac and impulse withstand capability from 5 kV to 12 kV while meeting AEC-Q200 Rev. E.
Read MoreWhy Texas Instruments Is Integrating Gate Drivers Into GaN Power Devices
Texas Instruments discusses integrated GaN power devices, reference designs and the future of AI data centre and solid-state transformer power architectures at PCIM 2026.
Read MoreApple Cuts iPhone 17 Production Due to DRAM Shortage
As the DRAM crises continues, Apple has now announced that it is cutting back manufacturing of its iPhone 17 due to memory shortages. What exactly has Apple said, and why does this shortage support an argument for government intervention over the AI industry?
Read MoreChinese Startup Working on 2D Semiconductor Production Line
As engineers struggle with making transistors smaller, a Chinese startup is claiming to be working on an 8-inch 2D semiconductor production line. What exactly is the startup doing and could they be the key to 2D semiconductors?
Read MoreSpaceX Reveals Datacenter in Space, and it Looks Terrible
Recently, SpaceX revealed their design concept for Starmind, satellites that do AI compute in space. However, as expected, the revealed data shows that the proposed system is beyond sanity while demonstrating how terrestrial datacenters are far more efficient.
Read MoreROHM Adds Surface-Mount Packages to 600 V Super Junction MOSFET Family
ROHM has expanded its 600 V Super Junction MOSFET family with DFN8080-5L and TOLL surface-mount packages. The new R60xxXNx and PrestoMOS R60xxWNx series combine standard 3 V to 5 V gate thresholds with improved thermal performance and industry-standard footprints.
Read MoreLittelfuse Introduces FlatSuppressX TVS Diodes for 48 V Automotive Systems
Littelfuse has introduced the TP5.0SMD-FL and TP1KSMB-FL FlatSuppressX TVS diodes for 48 V automotive systems. The AEC-Q101 qualified devices provide 5 kW and 1 kW surge capability while maintaining a lower and more stable clamping voltage than conventional TVS diodes.
Read MoreRISC-V Vector Engine Helps to Address 128 Qubits with One Instruction
RISC-V is arguably going to become the future of CPU ISAs thanks to its customization capabilities, open-source nature, and growing support. Now, researchers have demonstrated how a single vector instruction can address up to 128 qubits for future quantum computers.
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