Category: Products
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The QPS201 scanner rollout will cover five Thai airports initially. Rohde & Schwarz says the millimetre-wave systems will support aviation security checkpoints, including Bangkok Suvarnabhumi.
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Researchers have demonstrated a 60V current sensor for fast PWM. Dynamic body biasing improves front-end linearity while rejecting high-voltage common-mode switching at frequencies reaching 2MHz.
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Researchers have demonstrated a 28nm SRAM compute-in-memory macro for edge-AI. The design targets signed arithmetic, routing congestion, and switching overhead while supporting INT8 and BF16 computation.
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Hanyang researchers have developed a vertically integrated dual-gate tactile transistor. The architecture combines triboelectric sensing with an ITZO thin-film transistor to improve sensitivity control and sensor-array density.
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Fujiyama has commissioned new power-electronics manufacturing capacity in Ratlam, India. The 2GW facility will produce solar inverters, UPS systems, and related equipment as the company expands integrated manufacturing.
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Sony and TSMC are considering a major Kumamoto sensor venture. Reported investment of around ¥1 trillion would build on their confirmed May agreement for joint image-sensor development and manufacturing.
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Anglia has signed Silanna for pan-European analogue component distribution rights. The agreement adds configurable pin-compatible ADCs, evaluation kits, and a two-year production-order price freeze to Anglia’s European linecard.
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Chroma has added Rohde and Schwarz oscilloscopes to automated testing. The ATS 8000 integration adds high-speed waveform capture and synchronised multi-channel measurements for dense power conversion systems.
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Diodes extended semiconductor growth as analogue and power demand strengthened. Second-quarter revenue reached $445.5 million, with automotive, industrial, and AI-server applications supporting higher sales and improving factory utilisation.
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Ouster shipped more than 17,000 lidar and camera sensors quarterly. Industrial and smart-infrastructure demand lifted second-quarter revenue to $55 million, while product gross margins improved as production volumes increased.