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TES opens Californian design centre
TES Electronic Solutions SA (TES), an independent full-service electronic design and manufacturing company, today announced the acquisition of the assets of eDFX Services, creating the first TES design centre in the USA. This allows TES to offer local design support in the USA as well as enhancing the company’s design resources. This acquisition increases TES’s global design resources to more than 500 design engineers in 17 design centres ar...
Fairchild Semiconductor Highlights Power Supply Solutions and Design Tools at APEC 2012
At APEC 2012, February 5-9, 2012, at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort, Orlando, Fairchild Semiconductor, will address the real energy challenges designers face every day, and will demonstrate power supply solutions featuring mWSaver technology, including energy efficient controllers for flyback designs.
EMC and Electronic Enclosure Design
RFI/EMI screening is a discipline that is of interest to both the electronic engineer and the enclosure design engineer. The electronic engineer must take EMC into account when designing PC boards by careful layout, using PCB shielding cans, paying attention to wiring runs, use of filters and ferrites etc. This can eliminate the majority of EMI emissions. However circuit design and layout may not be sufficient to attenuate emissions to the requir...
Microchip and Digilent Unveil PIC32-based Cerebot Development Boards With chipKIT Prototyping Capabilities
Microchip Technology Inc. and Digilent, Inc. today announced several new 32-bit PIC32 microcontroller (MCU)-based Cerebot development boards with prototyping capabilities for the Arduino compatible chipKIT development platform.
ACAL Technology launches World Cup competition challenge
ACAL Technology has launched an online World Cup competition site with a results prediction game, mini-leagues and Keepy Uppy, an online game which tests players’ online footballing skills. Players can register free at: www.acaltechnology.com/soccer and play for a chance to win a Nintendo® Wii™ with official World Cup game and replica World Cup trophies. Anyone registering on the site can also apply for one of thousands of free footballs.
Datasheet describes range of high performance FFT cores
RF Engines Limited (RFEL), the supplier of high performance FPGA-based design solutions, now has available a new datasheet on its ‘HyperSpeed’ range of high-performance FFT cores on its website www.rfel.com. The cores are factory scalable in terms of transform length and processing parallelism and can be built to optimally process complex data streams with very high sample rates from 400MS/s to several GS/s. The cores use a parallel p...
PCI Express Waveform Digitizers are industry first says Strategic Test
Strategic Test has announced the availability of the world’s first PCI Express based Waveform Digitizer boards. “Strategic Test has always provided our customers with the highest performance and most versatile PC-based instruments available” says Bob Giblett, President of Strategic Test. “We are committed to immediately adopting new standards and giving our customers the widest choice. Today we offer more than 150 PCI, PXI and CompactPCI...
64-bit Windows XP driver for Digitizer, AWG and fast Digital I/O cards
Strategic Test Corporation has announced a new Windows XP Pro 64-bit driver for its range of Digitizer, AWG, fast Digital I/O and Digital Pattern Generator cards. The driver is compatible with all of the 150 different PCI/PCI-X, PXI and CompactPCI products in the UltraFast range.
NMI announces UK Electronics Skills Foundation to address threat of diminishing skills
The National Microelectronics Institute (NMI) has announced the creation of the UK Electronics Skills Foundation (UKESF) to address the threat of diminishing skills in the UK electronics sector. The foundation aims to increase and sustain the supply of industry-ready graduate engineers and boost career take-up in the sector.
European Commission states nano and microelectronics are indispensable for Europe's future
The European Commission has stated nano and microelectronics are indispensable for Europe's future, yet problems in skills pipeline and R&D investment must be addressed before benefits can be realised. Yesterday evening the European Commission made a statement highlighting the importance of nanotechnology in Europe's socio-economic future, please find below a statement from the National Microelectronics Institute on this.