SpaceX’s IPO was by far the largest IPO of all time raising $75 billion with a 19% share price pop to set an opening day company valuation of $2.1 trillion …
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ST’s STDRIVE102 gate-driver ICs for three-phase brushless motors have been augmented by the STDRIVE102P and STDRIVE102BP that feature an SPI interface to simplify configuring the gate current and other settings. … The post Gate-driver ICs for three-phase brushless motors appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Farnell has brought out a drone support offering for engineers and innovators developing unmanned aerial systems across a wide range of industries. As demand for drones continues to grow across … The post Farnell’s Drones Club appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Fraunhofer is introducing Li-Fi Grathus which transmits data via light instead of cable or radio waves. The system delivers gigabit-speed performance and can send and receive data simultaneously. It operates … The post Fraunhofer introduces LiFi Grathus appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
When a seemingly suicidal rush for debt to fund datacentre const is met by an increasing reluctance among lenders, there is an opportunity to act as a debt broker, Ed … The post Ed Digs Dodgy Debt appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
An estimated 2.4 billion people living in hot climates are expected to lack access to cooling systems by 2030, according to projections by the International Energy Agency (IEA). As prolonged, … The post Who Keeps Cool? appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
FRAM has been scaled to the 22nm manufacturing node using an innovative 3D capacitor architecture. By vertically integrating ferroelectric capacitors made from hafnium zirconium oxide (HZO) thin films, CEA-Leti researchers … The post FRAM scaled to 22nm appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
