Category: Products
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Signify recorded weaker European professional-lighting demand during its second quarter. Comparable sales fell 3.6%, while adjusted EBITA margin declined to 6.1%.
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Navitas and Magnachip will jointly manufacture higher-voltage silicon carbide devices. Ratings from 1,200V beyond 3,300V will address grid, storage, transport, and industrial conversion systems.
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Exascend has extended rugged storage into industrial PCIe 5.0 systems. New enterprise and embedded options combine high capacity, power-loss protection, wide-temperature operation, and endurance-focused pSLC configurations.
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Fortec UK has introduced one converter for five railway voltages. The 150W HFC150-W/G accepts inputs from 14.4V to 154V, allowing one power architecture to span several rolling-stock platforms.
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Texas Instruments has compressed isolated bias power into one module. The UCC33420-Q1 integrates its transformer and power stage while providing a regulated 1.5W output and 3kVRMS isolation.
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Schurter has introduced a low-profile switch for fixed hardware configuration. The DMSD family combines standard 2.54mm spacing with automated assembly compatibility and an industrial operating-temperature range.
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LUCI and TALQ are aligning urban lighting with interoperable controls. Their partnership connects municipal experience with an open protocol for managing outdoor lighting and other smart-city systems.
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PLATON combines plenoptic imaging and SPAD sensing for particle tracking. The prototype reconstructs three-dimensional events inside an unsegmented scintillator, potentially reducing the component count required by conventional detector architectures.
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Intel and Fortinet will co-develop Fortinet’s sixth-generation security processor silicon. SP6 will combine custom cybersecurity architecture with Intel design, packaging, manufacturing, and semiconductor intellectual property.
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Congatec has launched a COM-HPC module for demanding edge AI. The conga-HPC/cRX1 combines CPU, GPU, and NPU computing with industrial-temperature operation, high-bandwidth memory, and extensive expansion interfaces.