Across Europe and developed Asia population decline is a consequence of declining birth rates and ageing populations and poses significant challenges to the countries affected. In countries like Japan and …
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Microchip Technology is announcing the DSA504RT, a radiation-tolerant, six-output programmable clock generator. The space-grade part addresses the complex timing needs of aerospace and defense applications, highlights the company. The DSA504RT … The post DSA504RT six-output clock generator targets spacecraft timing appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Newark’s global head of solutions, Cliff Ortmeyer, outlines the practical considerations engineers should consider when selecting electronics cooling technologies Engineers approach thermal management as a primary design constraint. At a high level, every design starts with assumptions about available power, enclosure type and operating environment. These factors define the thermal envelope and influence decisions throughout the development process. Maintaining thermal margin helps extend operational…
Europe’s lack of industrial competitiveness is a major problem. It has been a major problem for many years. At the 1994, European Microelectronics Forum in Munich organised by Future Horizons, … The post Europe’s Three Decades Of Uncompetitiveness appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
At his final results call Tim Cook turned in some pretty good numbers in a tough consumer electronics market. Apple had fiscal Q3 (calendar Q2) revenues up 16.4% YoY at […] The post Cook’s Curtain Call appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Don’t miss the latest episode of our Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS. It features Edward Charrier – Fractilia’s co-founder, CEO and President – and Chris Mack, Fractilia’s co-founder and CTO. The post CHIIPS #35 – CHIIPs with Fractilia’s Edward Charrier and Chris Mack appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Hybrid energy storage systems combine complementary technologies to offer resilient systems that are better suited to modern applications, write Dr Joanna Thurston and Hendrik Bahre. Within the last decade hybrid … The post Hybrid energy storage: we need it more than ever appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
