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Molex has announced the results of a global survey of design engineers and managers to better understand top power-system design experiences, challenges, opportunities and attitudes that are enabling or inhibiting the development of critical power-system designs.

A new report from Guidehouse Insights examines how the market for light duty AVs (LDAVs) will transform from 2023 to 2035, focusing specifically on vehicles with Level 4 (L4) automation (hands-off, eyes-off, brain-off) and up—those in which drivers can take their hands off the wheel and their eyes off the road in defined conditions and do not need to control the vehicle.

ROHM showcases the new automotive LDO regulator IC BD9xxN1 series (BD950N1G-C, BD933N1G-C, BD900N1G-C, BD950N1WG-C, BD933N1WG-C, BD900N1WG-C) optimised for primary (direct connection to 12V) power supplies in a wide range of applications, including powertrain, body, ADAS, and car infotainment.

Health and fitness wearables have evolved from simple pedometers (step counters) that track basic levels of activity and fitness to complete health monitoring solutions that can be used to monitor all the vital signs of the human body in a variety of ways.

European distributor Distrelec has added Japanese low power IC design specialist Torex to its portfolio to enhance the company’s broad product offering.

Choosing DC/DC converters in industrial applications can be a considerable challenge, Mike Green, Technical Contributing Editor for TME explores.

Anyone who takes on the role as Twitter’s CEO would be “foolish” because the job will be a “painful” one Musk told the world in a post – ahead of appointing Linda Yaccarino into the position.

On the eve of the G7 summit in Japan, a report from new international business group the Corporate Leaders Network (CLN) highlights the vital role of storage in unlocking clean energy’s full potential and suggests cross-border cooperation as a vital catalyst to pool power and share storage options, and highlights the need for regulatory certainty.

Just three weeks after the UK blocked the deal, EU regulators have approved Microsoft’s $69 billion bid to purchase Activision Blizzard.

Synopsys has announced an agreement between its Software Integrity Group and ReversingLabs that provides software development and security teams with a comprehensive software supply chain risk management solution.