Photorelays offer up to 3750Vrms voltage isolation
TLP172AM and TLP172GM utilise multi-chip technology and were developed as high spec, pin-compatible versions of Toshiba existing 2.54SOP products.
EDA tools double design data annually
« Previously: [Your Headline or Caption] An interesting application area that produces large quantities of data is the Electronic Design Automation (EDA) industry. At the present rate, the data generated by EDA tools doubles every year, but not all EDA data is equally organised. The process of designing an electronic chip is based on […]
Flash server, storage systems deliver speedier virtualisation
Supermicro VSAN ready nodes target high-performance database and big data analytics applications that necessitate a high level of compatibility, reliability and serviceability.
Designing on-chip optical components for quantum computers
With the prototype chip, the researchers were evaluating the performance of the diffraction gratings and the ion traps.
Surface traps can pave way for quantum computers
According to MIT researchers, built-in optics could enable chips that use trapped ions as quantum bits.
Production-ready DDR4 PHY delivers 3.2Gbps data rate
Rambus is looking to meet the needs of the Facebooks and Instagrams of the world as their data centre requirements trickle down to the chip companies.
ICs eliminate need for external voltage dividers
Both controllers offer a programmable minimum-on-time function to ensure reliable operation over a wide range of switching frequencies.
Connectors meet high procurement requirements for RF apps
Over 3,800 connectors from Multicomp are available for dispatch, including AV, circular, I/O, industrial, modular, PCB, RF/coaxial and USB connectors.
Self-refresh DRAM device reduces number of needed pins
The HyperRAM and HyperFlash solution reduces pin count by at least 28 pins, decreasing design complexity and lowering PCB cost.
Bringing performance to software-defined storage with NVMe
Typical enterprise storage buyers are accustomed to a somewhat-appliance like experience, but with software-defined storage, customers can use the hardware they want, including SSDS.