Category: News
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Navitas has completed its Claros acquisition for processor power delivery. Integrated voltage regulation moves the final conversion stage closer to high current AI processors.
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Teradyne has extended Titan HP into semiconductor reliability burn-in testing. The platform controls each device’s junction temperature while running representative operating workloads.
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Anritsu and CANDOX validated chamberless 60 GHz production testing methods. Near-field measurements correlated with certification results without requiring a large anechoic chamber.
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B-Secur has launched reference testing for wearable ECG signal quality. ETS compares materials and complete devices against known references across defined subject cohorts and development stages.
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Analog Devices is applying chemical sensing to detect wine risks. Work with Moët Hennessy and UC Davis identified elevated Fresh Mushroom Aroma risk before conventional detection.
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RECOM has introduced a 3kW AC/DC supply for industrial systems. RACM3000-M adds CAN control, current sharing and medical isolation alongside planned 400–800VDC input variants.
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Trio-Tech has secured another European automotive semiconductor burn-in equipment contract. The $4.45 million award covers hardware, maintenance and technical support at an additional customer location.
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Infineon and ZuriQ are scaling trapped-ion quantum processors through manufacturing. Their expanded programme combines chip fabrication, packaging and photonics with a two dimensional ion architecture.
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Flir has added four Meterlink instruments for connected field diagnostics. The range covers EV charger analysis, thermal electrical troubleshooting and HVAC environmental measurement.
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Archeon has raised $9m to expand EOlife clinical validation globally. The funding supports studies involving more than 1,500 cardiac arrest patients across Europe and the US.