The Melexis MLX80339 fan driver is designed to produce efficient, low-noise motor control. Featuring pre-validated logic configurable via an intuitive interface, the code-free MLX80339 enables rapid deployment of BLDC motor …
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The Sourceability lead-time report sees two futures: stable growth or elongating lead-times and dramatic price fluctuations. Memory is one of the most constrained market segments with AI demands draining the … The post Sourceability lead-time report appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Tim Cook will step down as CEO of Apple at the end of August, Apple has announced. Senior vice president of Hardware Engineering, John Ternus will become CEO on 1 … The post Tim Cook to step down as Apple CEO appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Private Wireless RAN revenue increased 16% in 2025, says Dell’Oro, however the rate of growth in 2005 was 2.5x down on the rate of growth in 2004. “Private wireless remains … The post 2025 private wireless RAN market up 16% YoY appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Sony has been granted subsidies worth $378 million to add production capacity, reports the Nikkei. The money will be spent on an image sensor plant being built in Kumamoto prefecture … The post Japan gives $378m subsidy to Sony image sensor fab appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Adam Tech’s comprehensive line of push-pull connectors delivers a highly reliable and versatile interconnect solution designed for applications requiring secure, intuitive mating. The product portfolio includes metal and plastic connectors, receptacles, right-angle configurations, and cable protection accessories such as bend reliefs. Each product type is available in multiple configurations, including pin counts, sizes, keying options,…
AI inspection tools for robotics systems, SK Group saying the memory shortage could last 4-5 years, and SSTL joining the Lazuli initiative to deliver a privately funded telescope into deep space… The post What caught your eye? AI inspections, Memory shortages, Space telescope appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
