Murata has started mass production of its MRMS166R and MRMS168R anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR) sensors for healthcare, wearable, and IoT devices. The MRMS166R is the first AMR sensor to combine an …
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Don’t miss the latest episode of the excellent Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS. It features Dr. Ariful Haque, an Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at Texas State University. CHIIPS is brought … The post CHIIPS #30 – Ariful Haque on skills supply chain and Microelectronics US appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The memory shortage could last another four to five years, says the head of SK Group, Chey Tae-won. The supply of base wafers is lagging demand by more than 20%, … The post Memory shortage to last 4-5 years says SK boss appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Everyone wants more from their designs; smaller footprints, faster performance and more capability packed into every device. As expectations rise and development timelines tighten, engineers are increasingly relying on development kits (dev kits) to move efficiently through early design and evaluation. Recognizing how dev kits fit alongside traditional component sourcing is key to supporting accelerating design decisions and keeping development timelines on track. Once considered as optional prototyping tools, dev…
Outsourcing company, Adios, has secured its first £1m order within a year of its formation. Marketing director, John Bowman (pictured) says Adios has set a target to hit $50m in … The post Adios secures first £1m order as world markets brace for supply disruption appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
High-voltage power modules need to designed for total reliability when used in hospitals and laboratories, writes Shravan Govindaraj. Every day technology works behind the scenes to keep people safe and … The post The design decisions behind high-voltage reliable technology appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Nisshinbo Micro Devices has brought out the NT1199, a high-linearity GNSS wideband low noise amplifier (LNA) that enables low current consumption and high performance for multi-band GNSS applications.i The device … The post GNSS wideband LNA with noise figure of 0.65 dB appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
