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The Automotive Industry is setting ever tougher targets for ‘Zero Defects’ in chips because of the need for ultra-high levels of reliability and safety in cars. ‘Zero Defects’ is industry shorthand for the acceptable level of defects and Sondrel, who provides turnkey ASIC design and manufacturing for automotive companies, reports that their specifications are moving from defects per million (DPM) to defects per billion (DP...

CUI Devices’ Motion Group has announced the introduction of a series to its AMT incremental encoder family.

A recent study by Ericsson found that almost two thirds of manufacturers believe their company will be at least 80% automated in the next 10 years.

At PCIM Euope, Power Integrations announced the SCALE EV family of gate-driver boards for Infineon EconoDUAL modules. Suitable for original, clone and new SiC variants, the driver targets high-power automotive and traction inverters for EV, hybrid and fuel-cell vehicles including buses and trucks as well as construction, mining and agricultural equipment.

As chip supply chains consist of a series of different subcontractors each independently doing a specific task, disconnects can easily happen between them. Sondrel calls these Communication Chasms and warns that they can cause issues that ripple through the rest of the chain adding delays and unexpected costs as stages have to be rescheduled.

The current Fab capacity challenges within the Semiconductor industry have resulted in ASIC and Fabless companies evaluating multiple foundries in order to meet chip production forecasts for the next several quarters.

Agile Analog, the analogue IP innovators, has announced the availability of its RC Oscillator IP.

Thanks to today’s touch-screen technology, interaction with a computer can be as instinctive as a conversation between two humans.

Everyone is talking about quantum computers. With the help of high interconnection of as many qubits as possible, huge amounts of data are to be processed more easily, quickly and securely in the future.

Technology is constantly evolving to address the needs of the people and planet. With growing concerns over climate change, societal inequalities, medical conditions and more, there are few stones left unturned when it comes to innovating for good - however, noise pollution has become a recent topic of discussion for many tech giants.