Toshiba is expanding its 74AVC series of dual-supply bus transceivers with four new 1-bit products and two new 2-bit products. They are aimed at industrial and consumer applications using UART, …
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Pain, such as back pain, headaches and joint pain, are the most common medical symptoms in Germany, the UK, US, Mexico, India and China according to a survey conducted by … The post Commonest Medical Symptoms appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Adam Tech’s comprehensive line of push-pull connectors delivers a highly reliable and versatile interconnect solution designed for applications requiring secure, intuitive mating. The product portfolio includes metal and plastic connectors, receptacles, right-angle configurations, and cable protection accessories such as bend reliefs. Each product type is available in multiple configurations, including pin counts, sizes, keying options,…
The memory price surge has hit Raspberry Pi which has introduced three price rises in four months. The 16GB Pi 5 model gets a $100 hike, taking its retail price … The post Raspberry Pi price hikes appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
One of the most significant advances in green transport has come from power electronics, says Chandana Patnaik, as she looks at what impact this may have on the electronics industry. … The post A future-ready ecosystem through advanced power electronics appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Guerrilla RF is going for the SatCom market with low-noise small-signal devices through to high-power RF power amplifiers. Guerrilla now has over 100 devices for mission-critical SatCom applications across ground-based … The post Guerrilla moves on satcoms appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Quinas Technology which is commercialising the ULTRARAM non-volatile memory technology developed at Lancaster University, is using Atomic Layer Etching (ALE) to fab its chips at KAUST Core Labs in Saudi … The post ULTRARAM being fabbed with ALE appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
