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Shortly after Infineon launched its XMC7000 microcontroller series at electronica 2022, Rutronik has added the single- and dual-core devices to its portfolio. The microcontrollers have dual-bank flash memory for over the air (OTA) updates via read-while-write (RWW). The series consists of Arm Cortex-M7 core microcontrollers with Arm Cortex-M0+ support. It has a dual-bank flash whereby ...
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Earlier this morning, Tata’s chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran told the Nikkei that the company is starting with IC test and assembly and will then consider getting into fab. “We have created Tata Electronics, under which we are going to set up semiconductor assembly testing business,” said Chandrasekaran “we will have discussions with multiple players.” Chandrasekaran added ...
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SiTime has brought out  a new precision timing platform that claims to simplify timing architecture in wireless infrastructure. The company says that ita Elite RF Super-TCXO enables higher bandwidth and lower latency for 5G and satellite communications deployment. The platform expands SiTime’s SAM by $150M with target applications such as infrastructure radios in small cells, remote ...
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Digi-key Electronics has launched its 14th annual DigiWish Giveaway, giving engineers a chance to win some electronics via the use of social media. To enter, participants must select one in-stock Digi-Key product, valued up to $100, and comment or post their wish on a social platform (Facebook, Instagram or Twitter) using the hashtag #DigiWish. One ...
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CEA, the French National Centre For Scientific Research (CNRS ) and CEO Maud Vinet have founded a startup called Siquance which aims to develop and commercialise a quantum computer built on  microelectronics technology. Siquance  is developing a quantum computer that is based on standard silicon ICs. To enable this, a disruptive technology solution was essential ...
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