Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) is joining Lazuli, an initiative of the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Observatory System, which aims to deliver a privately funded telescope into deep space. Working as …
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Toshiba has launched the TLX9920, a photovoltaic-output photocoupler designed to provide an isolated gate drive voltage for power MOSFETs, particularly high-side and back-to-back configurations used in solid-state relays (SSRs). Applications … The post Toshiba photocoupler for MOSFETS in SSRs 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…
DigiKey, the global distribution leader of electronic components and automation products, added nearly 31,000 new stocking products available for fast shipment in Q1 2026. In total, over 387,000 new products were added to the DigiKey system, along with 97 new suppliers across its core business, Marketplace and Fulfilled by DigiKey programs. DigiKey added more than 387,000 new…
Samsung’s 2nm yield is up around 55% reports TrendForce quoting the Korean newspaper Busan Ilbo. In H2 2025 Samsung’s 2nm yield was in the 20-30% range so the 55% figure … The post Samsung 2nm yields inch towards mass production appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
There was once a German (pictured) who became fed up with his life in Munich and thought he would try England. After a very short time he decided he very … The post Fable: The German Who Loved England And Became A Lord appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
I knew nothing about Ghidra, but learning it’s about reverse-engineering (disassemblers and decompilers) made me think I could include this one in the virtual Gadget Master library. It’s The Ghidra Book, The Definitive Guide. The post Gadget Book: The Ghidra Book for reverse engineering appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
