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The W-Cube nanosatellite sent a signal on the high frequency range of 75GHz on 31st August at 16:21 Finnish time. The signal was received by the ground station in Graz, Austria. The satellite, ordered from Finland by the European Space Agency ESA is broadcasting the signal using a radio beacon system developed by VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland and Germany's Fraunhofer IAF.

At the beginning of May, CeramTec launched a new ceramic power semiconductor module for drive inverters in e-mobility. The globally operating high-performance ceramics specialist is now presenting the test results, which demonstrate the importance of ceramic materials for innovative drive concepts.

CeramTec has announced that it is presenting its ceramiccooling solution for a power module for use in drive inverters ine-mobility for the first time at PCIM Europe. The trade fair for power electronics and intelligent drive technologies, which iscurrently taking place as a virtual event until 7th May, offers the ideal stage to showcase the increasing importance of ceramic materials in innovative drive concepts.

The desire for quiet cars is the driving force behind new cabin designs, according to the latest report fromSAR Insight & Consulting:Advancements in Automotive Noise Control Systems:Technology to Transform the In-Car Experience.

To facilitate integration in Linux-based systems, Infineon Technologies has announced that it now provides its OPTIGA TPM 2.0 solution with a TSS host software implementing the latest FAPI standard. Infineon has developed the open-source software jointly with Intel Corporation and Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology SIT.

This year the embedded world show ventured into uncharted waters and took place as a digital event for the first time in its history. Despite the restrictions in place due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the show still featured a packed agenda, taking place over five full days. Electronic Specifier takes a look a some of the big news from embedded world 2021 DIGITAL.

While the Ethernet standard is successfully used worldwide for uniform network communication, this is only true for network protocols that have no special timing requirements, Open Source might have a new solution.

Last year, as COVID-19 was getting warmed up, embedded world was one of the last events to be able to go ahead in a physical format. However, with the crisis ongoing, this year the show has transitioned to a digital-only event. Electronic Specifier’s Alex Lynn caught up with Benedikt Weyerer, the show's Director Exhibitions, to find out what visitors can expect this year.

Infineon Technologies has announced that it is once again participating as an industrial partner in further national and European funded projects. The technological race for better quantum computing technology is still open.

The new IDTechEx report, 'Transparent Electronics Materials, Applications, Markets 2021-2041' describes a market that will be well above $20bn in 2041 with a substantial possible upside. The rapidly expanding business of transparent electronics includes transparent electrics and optronics. For example, the new LG and Xiaomi micro-LED displays will constitute the best see-through billboards with 'bright images floating in the air' in planned smart...