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At embedded world, N.A.T. (Network and Automation Technology Corporation) is showcasing NATvision, a real-time, FPGA-based vision platform designed for high-resolution, advanced cameras, leveraging the MicroTCA standard.

The Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS claim to be setting new standards in the assessment of water quality for humans and the environment.

Synopsys has announced that it has completed the acquisition of Intrinsic ID, a provider of Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) IP used in the design of system-on-chips (SoCs).

Experience the latest testing solutions for signal generation and analysis at Anritsu’s booth 309C. Learn how to Capture, Analyse and Playback the IQ Signal Data, see solutions for RF Sensing based on Artificial Intelligence, Broadband measurements of F- and D-bands, showcase of VNA thatsimplifies long-distance S-parameter measurementsand solution for Opto-electronic/High speed devices requiring bandwidth over 70GHz.

SPX CommTech, formed byTCIandECS, launches its next generation 953 Communications Intelligence (COMINT) Radio Frequency (RF) Receiver for identification, direction-finding, and tracking of hostile RF signals to support COMINT and Counter-UAS tactical operations.

Used largely in industrial automation, a series of products from IDEC, now available from Switches Unlimited, address the safety factor in the workplace.

Avnet Silica will host a series of live demonstrations under the umbrella theme of “The engineers of evolution” at embedded world 2024 in Nuremberg (April 9 – 11).

Littelfuse, a diversified, industrial technology manufacturing company empowering a sustainable, connected, and safer world, introduces its standard, stocked supply of negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistor series to detect and measure heat or thermal energy and convert it into an electrical signal to monitor applications.

STMicroelectronics’ TSZ181H1 and dual TSZ182H1 automotive-qualified operational amplifiers (op amps) deliver high accuracy and stability over a wide (–40°C to 175°C) temperature range.

The Connectivity Standards Alliance Product Security Working Group unveils the IoT (Internet of Things) Device Security Specification 1.0, alongside its certification program and the Product Security Verified Mark.