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Accurate, low jitter and stable timing signals are crucial for synchronising the data flow. To meet the demands of emerging technology and keep systems running like clockwork, it’s time to rethink your timing devices. In this article, readers will learn why micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) silicon timing devices take the high ground over quartz in the new age of electronic design.

Genesis is testing the future of heated windscreen technology, with a world-first 48-volt Metal-Coated Heated Glass system developed by Hyundai Motor Group.

Synopsys and SiMa.ai have announced a strategic collaboration to jointly deliver a new solution for automotive companies to accelerate the development of workload-specific silicon and software needed to power artificial intelligence-enabled features in next-generation automobiles.

Pasternack has announced the launch of its new low-frequency waveguide standard gain horns.

NVIDIA is taking the wraps off a new compact generative Al supercomputer, offering increased performance at a lower price with a software upgrade.

The TSER953 serializer is part of TI’s V3Link device family designed to support high-speed raw data sensors including 2.3MP imagers at 60fps and as well as 4MP, 30fps cameras, satellite RADAR, LIDAR, and Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensors.

The TPS62880-Q1, TPS62881-Q1 , TPS62882-Q1, and TPS62883-Q1 are a family of pin-to-pin 12A, 20A, 24A, and 30A synchronous, dual-phase, step-down DC/DC converters.

Pre-certified single-board dev kit for the evaluation and development of nRF9151 SiPfor LTE-M, NB-IoT, GNSS, and DECT NR+. Featuringa LTE-M, NB-IoT, and DECT NR+ antenna that supports a wide range of bands and operates globally. The PCB includes an integrated patch antenna for GNSS and SWF RF connectors for measuring RF signals and allows for the use of external antennas.

Advantech, a provider of industrial Edge AI solutions, is pleased to announce its collaboration with ADATA, a leading brand in data storage, to successfully develop an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) system.

A driverless bus service, hailed as a world-first for its scale and scope, is set to cease operations in February 2025 due to low passenger adoption.