THE Kennedy administration has now taken over a space exploration programme, which its present chief administrator regards as soundly based, though underfunded in some respects. In an interview with this …
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Resistors undoubtedly belong to the most basic and essential electronic components. Every modern device contains dozens, sometimes even hundreds of such elements inside. Their task is quite simple – to … The post Sponsored Content: Invisible Architects of Miniaturization – SMD Resistors in Modern Electronics appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Anritsu Corporation has signed a sales agreement with Thurlby Thandar Instruments (TTi), a UK-based test and measurement instrument manufacturer. Under the agreement Anritsu has started to sell TTi general-purpose test … The post Anritsu to sell TTi general-purpose instruments in Europe appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Rohm, Toshiba and Mitsubishi Electric are to start talks to integrate their power semiconductor businesses, reports the Nikkei The talks come shortly after Denso made an $8.3 billion bid to … The post Rohm, Toshiba, Mitsubishi talk about power semi merger appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Imec has received the ASML EXE:5200 High NA EUV lithography system, the most advanced lithography tool available today. The tool gives imec’s partners early access to the next generation of … The post Imec gets the world’s most advanced litho tool appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
XJTAG, the automated test equipment specialist, is making its project exploration and sharing tools available as the standalone XJBoardExplorer. Basically, it allows design teams to securely share board data across … The post XJTAG releases XJBoardExplorer as standalone sharing tool appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Intel’s Q1 revenue was up 7% YoY at $13.6 billion. The loss for the quarter was $3.7 billion. The forecast for Q2 revenue was $13.8 billion to $14.8 billion. The … The post Upbeat Q1 for Intel appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
