Category: Products
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AI is becoming embedded within practical medical electronics systems. Roy Wills, VP, Head of Healthcare Business and Partnerships at Intellias, examines how edge processing, connected devices, diagnostics, and governance are reshaping healthcare technology.
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WeEn has introduced silicon-carbide modules spanning four high-voltage classes worldwide. The WMSC family supports solid-state transformers, charging infrastructure, renewable systems, and high-density data-centre power conversion.
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Collingwood has launched a configurable high-bay range for industrial buildings. Selectable optics, adjustable output, and replaceable drivers support varied installation requirements.
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Qorvo has expanded authorised lifecycle support for long-lived RF components. The agreement addresses traceability and obsolescence across defence, communications, and industrial programmes.
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Ansell has introduced a controlled-glare floodlight for outdoor padel courts. The Exa-C combines high efficacy, precision optics, and robust environmental protection.
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Texas Instruments launched a high-current smart switch for 12V systems. Integrated protection and diagnostics support motors, heaters, lamps, and capacitive loads.
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TE Connectivity has expanded access to 1,500V bidirectional DC contactors. The devices target storage, charging, marine, data-centre, and industrial power systems.
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Microchip has expanded FPGA edge-AI deployment with sparse-network acceleration tools. VectorBlox 3.0 targets lower memory traffic, power use, and inference latency.
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Arm is extending automated hardware-security analysis across future CPU programmes. The work moves vulnerability detection earlier while preserving reusable assurance across designs.
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Infineon has introduced a radiation-hardened gate driver for orbital power. The device supports GaN and silicon switching stages in high-reliability converter designs.