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Imperas have announced that Ventana Micro has selected Imperas simulation and test and verification solutions for the RISC-V processors under development as IP cores and chiplets.

LASER COMPONENTS offers beam dumps from Kentek which are used wherever a laser beam must be blocked in a safe and controlled manner. There are several aperture options including: ¾”, 2” and 4”, the 4” version is the largest aperture currently available on the market.

Kwalee has announced Kwalee Artificial Intelligence (KAI), an employee programme enabling anyone in the company to pitch ideas for how artificial intelligence can be used to enhance productivity at the workplace, or bring innovation to their future games.

The LDP-V 50-100 from PicoLAS is a compact OEM module with 3-50A output current and <4ns rise time, for driving pulsed last diode modules.

VisIC Technologies successfully tested its 2.2mΩ 650V half-bridge power module, consisting of 4 parallel 8mΩ Power FET, in a 3-phase configuration on a dyno-test-bench using a PMSM motor at a major automotive OEM.

OKW’s RAILTEC SUPPORT open PCB holders for TH35, TH15, and G32 DIN rails are now available in light grey as standard.

At EMC & Compliance International, the UK’s exhibition onelectromagnetic compatibility (EMC), visitors will have the chance to sit down with an expert, or TWEXpert, for a free EMC consultation.

At the invitation of LASER COMPONENTS, industry representatives from Germany and Great Britain met in Olching near Munich for the first meeting of Group 46 on 23rd and 24th January 2023. Other participants from the USA, Japan, China, Belgium, France, Sweden, and the Netherlands were included in the discussions via virtual sessions. Group 46 is an informal global stakeholder group that takes a holistic approach to advocate for the future of lead s...

Distributor Farnell has exclusively introduced the Clipzin Connector range designed by OpenLX SP and manufactured by EDAC.

Toyocolor have announced that the company’s Lioaccum conductive carbon nanotube (CNT) dispersions have been selected by the world's largest battery manufacturer CATL (Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited) for use in CATL’s next-gen high capacity li-ion batteries (LiB). Lioaccum CNT dispersions are scheduled for installation into mass-produced vehicles beginning 2024.