Category: News
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Rohde and Schwarz will introduce two instruments at electronica 2026. The handheld combi analyser combines RF measurement modes, while the HMP5050 offers five independent bench-supply channels.
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Luxonis has developed modular hardware for multichannel embedded vision applications. The OAK 4 FFC board is intended for system builders integrating several camera channels into robotics and machine equipment.
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Australian researchers are advancing pressure-sensing bedding for aged-care monitoring applications. The technology has secured a US patent and progressed through a field trial involving six residents and more than 6,100 monitoring hours.
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OSCP is developing navigation sensors built around multiple photonic gyroscopes. The MK2Z-3 targets navigation-grade bias stability in an enclosure weighing under one kilogram, with samples expected during 2027.
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SkyWater is offering quantum photonics startups new semiconductor foundry access. OnRamp provides engineering roadmaps and conditional access to SP90 silicon nitride photonics development runs.
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Infineon extends automotive MOSFET performance while retaining established package dimensions. The new 40V, 80V and 100V devices combine lower on-resistance with the established 10×12mm TOLL footprint.
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Infineon has introduced MOSFET technology simplifying automotive electronic power distribution. LinearFET addresses parallel current sharing, inrush behaviour and short-circuit robustness in solid-state distribution systems.
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Infineon has developed hardware for evaluating higher-voltage AI rack distribution. The 12kW reference board combines hot-swap protection, modular conversion stages and telemetry for evaluation of ±400V and 800V architectures.
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Infineon’s new server power design targets higher-density enterprise computing equipment. Its modular 5.6kW supply specifies 170W/in³ power density, 54V output and a peak efficiency above 98%.
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Infineon is moving sophisticated battery models closer to vehicle hardware. The new high-voltage BMS reference design uses AURIX TC4x processing and integrates cell and pack monitoring.