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Clear tag filterST and Tobii Bring Single-Camera Interior Sensing to Mass Production
STMicroelectronics and Tobii have entered mass production of an interior sensing system that combines RGB and IR imaging for driver and occupant monitoring.
Read MoreSilicon Labs Series 3 SoCs Bring PSA Level 4 Security and Matter-Certified Platform Support
Silicon Labs’ SixG301 family debuts with PSA Level 4 security and Matter Compliant Platform certification, enabling faster IoT product development.
Read MoreNOVOSENSE Launches NSD8389-Q1 Stepper Motor Driver with 1/256 Microstepping
Meta Description: NOVOSENSE’s NSD8389-Q1 delivers 1/256 microstepping, stall detection, and integrated protections for EV thermal management, lighting, and display systems.
Read MoreToshiba 650V SiC MOSFETs Boost Efficiency With Compact TOLL Package
Toshiba has launched 3rd generation 650V SiC MOSFETs in a compact TOLL package, cutting switching losses and improving power density for industrial and energy systems.
Read MorePanasonic Industry Brings Bluetooth 6.0 to Mass Production with PAN B611-1 Module
Panasonic Industry’s PAN B611-1 Bluetooth 6.0 module supports Channel Sounding, multi-protocol operation, and compact design for IoT and Matter applications.
Read MorePower Integrations Launches GaN Reference Kit for Solar Race Cars
Power Integrations launches a GaN-based reference kit for solar race cars, offering 95% efficiency and a heatsink-free design.
Read MoreWürth Elektronik Publishes SEPIC Guide with Coupled Inductor Design Tips
Würth Elektronik’s new SEPIC guide highlights coupled inductor benefits, ripple current steering, and EMI reduction for demanding power designs.
Read MoreArm Introduces Neural GPU Technology for AI-Powered Mobile Graphics
Arm’s new neural technology adds dedicated AI accelerators to GPUs, enabling console-quality graphics on mobile with lower power and higher efficiency.
Read MoreNew transmitter could make wireless devices more energy-efficient
Wireless transmission powers modern devices but struggles with high energy demands, especially as range and bandwidth increase. MIT researchers developed a novel transmitter chip using adaptive, non-uniform modulation and advanced decoding to improve efficiency and reduce errors, promising longer battery life and enhanced performance for future 6G and IoT applications.
Read MoreRosenberger Expands SPE Connector Range for Industrial and Automation Designs
Rosenberger's new RoSPE connectors bring compact, PoDL-capable Single Pair Ethernet to industrial and IIoT environments.
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