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Cutting into a conventional USB-C charger

Back in March, EDN published my teardown of a 30W USB-C output gallium nitride (GaN) transistor-based charger from a company called VOLTME. At the time, I told you, and I even showed you: that I’d also recently acquired a conventional (non-GaN)…
15 August 2023
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Generative AI and memory wall: A wakeup call for IC industry

Judged by the presence of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies at 2023 Design Automation Conference (DAC), the premiere event for semiconductor designers, computing hardware for accelerating AI/ML software workloads…
15 August 2023
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Fast(er) frequency doubler with square wave output

Whenever I find myself harboring a constantly nagging thought, I know I will eventually have to get busy and find a way to put it to rest. When I read EDN’s Design Ideas, I look for the range of frequencies over which the circuit will operate,…
14 August 2023
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Why MCU suppliers are teaming up with TinyML platforms

Infineon’s recent acquisition of Imagimob, a Stockholm, Sweden-based supplier of TinyML platforms, raises a fundamental question: where the chip industry stands in adopting and accelerating this artificial intelligence (AI) technology used…
11 August 2023
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PCIe 5.0 SSDs store up to 30 terabytes

Architected for server and cloud applications, Kioxia CD8P SSDs offer storage capacities ranging from 1.92 TB to 30.72 TB in EDSFF E3.S and 2.5-in. (U.2) form factors. These read-intensive NVMe solid-state drives leverage a PCIe 5.0 x4 interface…
10 August 2023
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Storage accelerator board handles 200 Gbps

Panther III from MaxLinear is an OCP 3.0 form factor storage accelerator that delivers a throughput of 200 Gbps, scalable to 3.2 Tbps when cascaded. Panther’s 12:1 data reduction intelligently offloads the CPU by providing multiple independent…
10 August 2023
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Memory module promotes CXL 2.0 adoption

Micron is sampling its CZ120 memory expansion module, which features a PCIe 5.0 x8 interface and supports the Compute Express Link (CXL) 2.0 standard. The CXL Type 3 module provides storage capacities of 128 Gbytes and 256 Gbytes in an EDSFF…
10 August 2023
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Neural processor IP tackles generative AI workloads

Ceva has enhanced its NeuPro-M NPU IP family to bring the power of generative AI to infrastructure, industrial, automotive, consumer, and mobile markets. The redesigned NeuPro-M architecture and development tools support transformer networks,…
10 August 2023
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Power ICs embed MCU and CAN FD interface

Infineon’s TLE988x and TLE989x series of ICs combine a gate driver, microcontroller, communication interface, and power supply on a single chip. Devices in the TLE988x series are H-bridge drivers for 2-phase brushed DC motor control, while…
10 August 2023
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Reducing noise in oscilloscope and digitizer measurements

Electrical noise, like taxes, is always with us. Most of the time noise is small and we can ignore it, but there are some measurement circumstances where noise must be dealt with. What can be done to minimize the effects of noise on the accuracy…
10 August 2023
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Simulation in AI models revs up software-based auto designs

The increasing vehicle design intricacies and tight production schedules require automotive engineers to adopt new tools and techniques in order to build a differentiated automotive product. Enter artificial intelligence (AI) models for vehicle…
10 August 2023
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Dual RRIO op amp makes buffered and adjustable triangles and square waves

Rail-to-rail input and output (RRIO) op amps, both FET and BJT, have been around for a long time, but the possibilities they provide for versatile waveshape generation with simple circuits can still surprise. Figure 1 is an example, outputting…
8 August 2023
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