New silicon solutions are emerging for Amazon Sidewalk network, and these chips come alongside developer tools providing step-by-step direction and expert advice for Amazon Sidewalk device development.
At its fourth annual Works With Developers…
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It seems like just yesterday…but in reality, it was nearly 20 years ago. What am I talking about? My first substantive coverage of direct-view displays appeared in EDN on March 5, 2005, and I’m feeling déjà vu as I read back over it. Cathode…
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Nordic Semiconductor, a supplier of Bluetooth and wireless IoT chips, has announced the acquisition of Atlazo, a San Diego, California-based startup specializing in always-on AI processors, sensor interface design, and energy management for…
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After selecting four cryptographic algorithms designed to withstand attack by quantum computers, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has started the process of standardizing these algorithms. NIST has released draft standards…
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The Yeti 500W industrial wireless charging module from Spark Connected employs Infineon’s dual-core PSoC Bluetooth Low Energy MCU for intelligent control. It also incorporates Infineon’s CoolGaN power devices for improved efficiency and…
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A two-in-one surface-mount device, the R3T2FPHM3 from Vishay combines a rectifier and transient voltage suppressor (TVS) in a FlatPAK 5×6-mm package. The dual-chip device, which features an oxide planar chip junction and common cathode circuit…
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A suite of security IP products from Rambus brings cryptographic, side-channel, and quantum safe protection to the FPGA market. Rambus says the security IP is designed to meet the unique needs of a broad range of FPGAs, from high-performance…
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Silicon Motion’s SM2264XT-AT is a PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD controller targeting automotive central computing and ADAS/autonomous architectures. Equipped with a quad-core Arm R8 CPU, the controller provides four lanes of 16-Gbps PCIe data flow per…
Long ago in a galaxy far away (actually, the same galaxy but the Milky Way is moving so it must logically be far away from where it was way back then), I sketched up a simple circuit for a DC coupled amplifier that I thought (in my youthful…
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Small, isolated power supplies provide power across isolation barriers in applications from electric vehicle traction inverters to factory control modules. In this Power Tip, I’ll examine different isolated bias-supply topologies and their…
Ryan Kennedy began his career as an electrician, and after spending six years in the power distribution industry, he went to college to become a professional engineer. During his college days and soon after that, Kennedy worked on building designs,…
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Amazon Sidewalk network is getting silicon traction
LCDs: Evolutions, innovations, and differentiations stave off irrelevance
An RF chipmaker’s quest to ride the AI bandwagon
NIST finalizes 3 algorithms for post-quantum cryptography
Spark taps Infineon for wireless charging module
Akoustis samples single-crystal BAW filter
Automotive SMD packs rectifier and TVS
Security IP portfolio is tailored to FPGAs
PCIe 4.0 SSD controller bolsters automotive storage
1kHz per degree Kelvin temperature sensor
Power Tips #120: How isolated bias transformer parasitic capacitance impacts EMI performance
The commercialization of digital circuit breakers