Panasonic has expanded its PIR (passive Infra-Red Motion) sensor portfolio with the introduction of PaPIRs+ for building automation and smart infrastructure. PaPIRs+ delivers enhanced detection performance while maintaining the simplicity …
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Procurement professionals today operate in a complex environment. Product lifecycles are shortening, supply chains are becoming more global and fragile, and expectations around speed, transparency and reliability continue to rise. In this context, sourcing strategies must evolve beyond traditional models to remain resilient. As a global distribution leader, DigiKey saw an opportunity to help sourcing teams address these challenges through an innovative platform that expands access to products and suppliers while reducing friction, risk and…
Applied Materials CEO Gary Dickerson sees a rosy future for the chip industry for the next two, even three years. “There’s tremendous visibility for eight quarters – even three years … The post Applied CEO sees two good years ahead appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Infineon has brought out a rad-hard GaN HEMT)m driver designed for satellite and high-reliability space applications. The chip, designated RIC70115, supports both silicon (Si) and GaN MOSFET designs in low-side […] The post Rad-Hard GaN HEMT for space appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
TSMC today announced Q2 revenue of $40.20 billion, which increased 33.7% YoY and increased 12.0% from Q1 for a profit of $22 billion which was up 77% YoY and up … The post TSMC Q2 revenue up 34% YoY; plans another $100bn investment in Arizona appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
AT Texas Instruments in Britain enthusiasm for solid-state circuits is high. So, 66 years ago started a story in Electronics Weekly’s edition of December 19th 1960 The story continues: Mr. … The post TI Enthusiastic About Solid-State Circuits appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Access controls over US technology dominated talks around last week’s Pax Silica semiconductor and AI supply chain summit in Washington DC. It began with the addition of 10 countries to … The post 10 countries join Pax Silica but access to AI still an issue appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
