Category: Products
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A UMass-led system processes touch events using memristive hardware locally. Demonstrated in Nature Sensors, the architecture combines a flexible haptic sensor array with event-triggered circuitry and a memristive system-on-chip to cut energy and latency versus conventional digital sensing pipelines.
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MEAN WELL’s SPWM drivers add tunable lighting control options now. The 75W to 240W constant-voltage range supports DALI-2 dimming and colour control, push-button input, and multi-channel PWM outputs, with minimum dimming down to 0.1% for smart building lighting deployments.
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Microchip has launched a new 600V gate driver portfolio. The range targets high-voltage motor control and power conversion applications, adding half-bridge, high-side/low-side, and three-phase options to the company’s power management offering.
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SK hynix is accelerating capacity as HBM demand tightens again. The company is expanding near-term output via M15X and progressing its Yongin cluster plan, with the first fab scheduled for completion in May 2027 and designed to produce next-generation DRAM, including HBM.
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Fluorescent chloride sensors are moving from lab novelty to product. A Research and Markets report forecasts growth from $4.27bn in 2025 to $6.36bn by 2032, driven by new fluorophores, nanomaterials, and tighter digital integration.
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Samsung has placed an Intel Xeon 6 vRAN call successfully. The companies say a live-network commercial call ran on Samsung’s cloud-native vRAN using Intel’s Xeon 6700P-B series, targeting higher consolidation and better power efficiency for virtualised RAN deployments.
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Enphase has started shipping GaN microinverters into US rooftops now. The IQ9N-3P targets 480Y/277V three-phase commercial solar, using GaN in the power stage to reach up to 97.5% efficiency and higher power density.
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Microchip has launched military-qualified plastic TVS devices for aerospace applications. The JANPTX family meets MIL-PRF-19500 requirements while offering lightweight, surface-mount protection against electrical transients.
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Xsens has upgraded Sirius and Avior IMUs with Heave output. The update targets real-time wave motion compensation, with sub-5cm heave performance claimed for marine stabilisation systems, delivered via on-device processing and a firmware update.