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Murata AMR Sensors Cut Power in Battery-Driven Designs
Murata’s MRMS166R and MRMS168R AMR sensors deliver ultra-low current down to 20 nA with operation from 1.2 V, supporting long battery life in IoT, healthcare, and wearable switching designs.
Read MoreToshiba Expands TC75W Comparators for Overcurrent Detection
Toshiba’s TC75W71FU CMOS dual comparator targets fast overcurrent detection in industrial equipment with 30 ns to 45 ns propagation delay, rail-to-rail input and output operation, and a 1.8 V to 5.5 V supply range.
Read MoreRECOM SMD Transformers for Discrete Isolated DC/DC Designs
RECOM has introduced SMD transformer series for discrete isolated DC/DC converter designs, covering flyback, push-pull, and full-bridge topologies from 1 W to 15 W, including matched options for higher-isolation and bidirectional battery applications.
Read MoreResearchers Create 3D Printed Neurons That Work With Brain Cells
Researchers at Northwestern University have developed 3D printed neuron-like structures that can send and receive signals with real brain cells, marking a significant advance in human-machine interfaces. This technology addresses challenges in detecting brain signals and body compatibility, potentially paving the way for new neuroprosthetics and brain-based control systems. What problems do current human-machine interfaces face, how do these printed neurons work, and could they transform the future of brain interfaces?
Read MoreCPU Shortage Could Soon Ease With Intel’s 18A Process
The global CPU shortage, driven by surging AI demand and high DRAM prices, has made CPUs harder to find than memory, with both Intel and AMD struggling to meet market needs. Intel’s upcoming 18A process and Panther Lake CPUs offer hope for relief, but challenges remain. Will Intel’s 18A process truly resolve the shortage, how long until markets stabilize, and could consumer-focused startups offer new solutions?
Read MoreMicrochip CLB PIC MCUs Fold Logic Into 8-Bit Control
Microchip’s PIC16F13276 and PIC18-Q35 families combine MCU control with integrated programmable logic, targeting lower latency, deterministic timing, reduced BOM count, and simpler design in motor control, industrial, and automotive systems.
Read MoreToshiba TLX9920 Photocoupler for Isolated SSR Gate Drive
Toshiba’s TLX9920 is a photovoltaic-output photocoupler for isolated MOSFET gate drive in SSR designs, targeting automotive and industrial systems with 8 mm creepage, 5000 Vrms isolation, and AEC-Q101 qualification.
Read MoreROHM 5th Gen SiC MOSFETs Reduce High-Temp Losses
ROHM has introduced 5th Generation EcoSiC MOSFETs for EV and industrial power systems, claiming about 30% lower ON resistance at 175°C than its 4th Generation devices, with discrete and module samples scheduled from July 2026.
Read MoreIndia Launches First Advanced 3D Chip Packaging Plant
Recently, India announced its plans to launch its first advanced 3D chip packaging plant to push India’s rise in the semiconductor field. What challenges do traditional chips face, what is India doing, and why is this a great sign for semiconductor development?
Read MoreUsing Compute To Heat – Drying 3D Filament with BTC Miners
Recently, PizzAndy, an inventor in the maker community, showed their 3D filament dryer that mines bitcoin at the same time. What challenges does electrical heating face in the West, what did the maker develop, and why could computational devices become the key to future heating systems for homes?
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