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Designers of compact consumer devices can now slash solution size by half and extend battery life by 20 percent with the MAX77654 single inductor, multiple output (SIMO) power management IC (PMIC) from Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.
Infineon Technologies AG, announced that all necessary regulatory approvals have been received for its acquisition of Cypress Semiconductor Corporation. Infineon expects to close the transaction within five business days.
ZTE Corporation announced that it secured the western network project in China Mobile’s phase-13 centralized procurement for inter-provincial backbone transport network equipment.
Rohde & Schwarz and TE Connectivity cooperate on testing automotive Ethernet cables and connectors. The two companies have successfully tested a communication link, utilizing Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) cables and TE’s MATEnet data connector system, for compliance with the One-Pair Ethernet (OPEN) Alliance Technical Committee (TC) group 9 test specification for 1000BASE-T1.
Trackwise Designs has acquired Stevenage Circuits Ltd. for up to £2.5 million. The deal enables Trackwise to increase production of its Improved Harness Technology, as well as expand its customer base and boost technical, sales, and operational expertise.
Keysight Technologies, Inc., has launched the Innovate Anywhere program in response to COVID-19, spanning three key areas: 90-day software trials, remote learning, and scalable live network testing.
Rohde & Schwarz has added time saving functions to its high end R&S ESW EMI test receiver. It has integrated the fast time domain scan as standard in its R&S ESW EMI test receiver.
Vishay Intertechnology, Inc., expanded its IHLE® series of low profile, high current inductors featuring integrated e-shields for the reduction of EMI with commercial and Automotive Grade devices in the 5050 case size.
Laird Performance Materials has responded to these challenges by developing Softzorb MCS. This soft, conformable absorber eliminates unwanted signal noise while also acting as a gap filler that reduces coupling—all without damaging sensitive components.
Glen Clark, Cadence Design Systems corporate VP of R&D for custom ICs and PCBs, discusses the acquisition of AWR and the vision for integrating the two companies’ capabilities to improve the design of RF, microwave and mmWave systems.
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