Single Pair Ethernet is becoming increasingly popular in industrial networking due to the simplified cabling with just one twisted pair of wires. If power is also supplied via this, the SPE transmission standard with Power over Data Lines is unbeatable simple, but the implementation not trivial. The reference design for Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) with […]

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OxCore GPU IP is up and running on FPGA today, CEO Raja Koduri told EE Times.

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Today’s semiconductor component landscape is more complex than ever. Obsolescence has shifted from an occasional disruption to a persistent operational risk. As product lifecycles shorten and supply markets tighten, procurement teams must now treat lifecycle awareness as a core part of their role. Production stability depends on it.   Several forces are accelerating this change. Semiconductor manufacturers continue advancing to new […]

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Sales forecasting helps manufacturers estimate future demand so they can plan production, purchasing, and capacity before customer orders become urgent.

The post Sales Forecasting Guide for Electronics Manufacturing SMBs appeared first on EE Times.

EU Chips Act 2.0 gets the plot right: Fabs aren’t enough. Europe needs design-layer muscle and multi-foundry freedom.

The post EU Chips Act 2: Award-Winning Sequel or Straight to Video? appeared first on EE Times.

We’re all used to satellite navigation systems such as GPS or GLONASS, sheer magic in which the combination of a set of reference transmitters and super-accurate timing information can be …read more

This week Jonathan chats with Andy Gryc and Aaron Basset about QNX, and the interesting Open Source history and future of that embedded OS. Why does QNX Everywhere feel more …read more

About 18 months ago, we brought you a sneak peek at a handheld that started life in the Dutch conference badge scene. At the time it showed promise, but its …read more

Everybody loves aquariums. There’s something soothing about watching the lil’ critters inside them swimming, crawling and wriggling about. But at the same time few people are up to the task …read more

Local area networks (LANs) that use technologies like Ethernet and Wi-Fi are incredibly useful for letting devices talk with each other. Yet a core problem here is knowing which devices …read more

jetpax on GitHub has dropped PiZZa, running Arduino on the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. Write sketches in the Arduino IDE and run them on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W or the original Raspberry Pi Zero W. A small firmware on the SD card (a Zephyr “loader”) loads your compiled sketch as a runtime […]

Lucas Sifoni presents Wallace, a 153mm f/2.8 ultra-wide-field telescope that was built last year and shares more of the “outdoor” part of astronomy. I now spend a lot of time outside with running and hiking, and started to wonder how could I share that, the same question that emerged when I started observational astronomy – […]

The AUDIODiWHY blog writes: I’ve breadboarded digital potentiometers before, only to find they make an ugly, audible “click” when changing resistance values when used in 30hz-20Khz AC circuits. I recently stumbled upon an IC that purportedly does away with the click–Analog Device’s DS1881–dual pots, I2C, log response–everything needed for an MCU controlled audio attenuator–but also sporting onboard […]

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LAMPy is a MicroPython-based RGB lantern controller. It is first and foremost a software project, meaning it can run on many different hardware implementations. The only hard requirements are an ESP32 board with an antenna, a WS2812 (NeopPixel) LED strip, and a push button. Features Adjustable brightness with a visual indicator. Fixed-color modes with selectable […]

NASA has selected eight new companies to take part in its Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition (CSDA) programme. This will expand the range of commercial satellite data it makes available to ...

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Influencers currently wield the biggest power over people’s purchasing decisions in Brazil, South Africa, China and India, according to a survey by Statista Consumer Insights. France,Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden ...

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Now in its eighth year, the EW BrightSparks awards see Electronics Weekly celebrate some of the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today. In the next in ...

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Don't miss the latest episode of our Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS. It features Edward Charrier - Fractilia's co-founder, CEO and President - and Chris Mack, Fractilia's co-founder and CTO.

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Molex is expanding its automotive HSAutoLink Interconnect portfolio. The HSAutoLink G connector provides multi-gig Ethernet connections of up to 25Gbps. It will address escalating bandwidth demands driven by Advanced Driver-Assistance ...

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