Keysight Technologies, and China Automotive Technology and Research Center (CATARC) New Energy Vehicle Inspection Center, have set up a Joint Innovation Laboratory for Charging Test Technology. This collaboration aims to …
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SoftBank is hooking up with Cosmos Lab of Korea to produce zinc-halogen batteries for datacentres, reports the Nikkei. The attraction of zinc-halogen batteries is that they can be made with … The post Softbank and Cosmos Labs to produce zinc-halogen batteries appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
There’s semiconductor capex increasing, putting datacentre satellites in LEO, and building a constrellation for the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites… The post What caught your eye? Semiconductor capex, Datacentre satellites, Microwave radiometers appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Toshiba is launching the TLX9920, a photovoltaic-output photocoupler to provide an isolated gate drive voltage for power Mosfets. It is for high-side and back-to-back configurations used in solid-state relays (SSRs). … The post Toshiba photovoltaic-output photocoupler for power Mosfets appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Elon Musk says his Terafab in Austin will produce 1TW of compute power a year compared to the current worldwide total production of 20GW a year. The fab will accomplish … The post Fancy Fab appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Only bits and bytes they may be, but the Gadget Master virtual library continues to accumulate new entries. A new sector for data storage is required… The post New sectors for virtual book library: AI, Python, Web, Ghidra appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
This is a replica of a mechanical clock built by a Wallingford blacksmith’s son 690 years ago. The clock gave the mean time in equal and unequal hours, as … The post Fable: The Blacksmith’s Son Who Built A Clock appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
