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PCIM Europe 2016. The first day highlights

MOSFET on-resistance cut by 17% A new generation of super junction (SJ) deep trench semiconductor technology for high-efficient power MOSFETs was unveiled at the show by Toshiba Electronics Europe. The devices are based on the new DTMOS V process and the comp...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 10-05-2016

These algorithms will keep car-to-car communications safe

ASIC, FPGA and IP specialists EnSilica has designed and launched eSi-ECDSA cryptographic IP to assist with the high security communication and latency requirements of car-to-car (Car2Car) and car-to-infrastructure (Car2x) applications that are essential in the...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 09-05-2016

These algorithms will keep car-to-car communications safe

ASIC, FPGA and IP specialists EnSilica has designed and launched eSi-ECDSA cryptographic IP to assist with the high security communication and latency requirements of car-to-car (Car2Car) and car-to-infrastructure (Car2x) applications that are essential in the...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 09-05-2016

Rebellion Racing team prepares for the challenging Spa-Franchamps circuit

As Enzo Ferrari once said, "racing cars are neither beautiful nor ugly. They become beautiful when they win." Whether or not you disagree with that is a matter of personal reflection but winning is obviously the ambition of the Mouser Electronics-sponsored Reb...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 06-05-2016

Rebellion Racing team prepares for the challenging Spa-Franchamps circuit

As Enzo Ferrari once said, "racing cars are neither beautiful nor ugly. They become beautiful when they win." Whether or not you disagree with that is a matter of personal reflection but winning is obviously the ambition of the Mouser Electronics-sponsored Reb...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 06-05-2016

Half of British “pioneering” firms demonstrate techno-lethargy

The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and electronics giant IBM, say that “pioneering” companies in the UK are suffering from techno-lethargy with just over half of companies adopting digital technologies and processes, while the other half lag behind. T...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 05-05-2016

Half of British “pioneering” firms demonstrate techno-lethargy

The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and electronics giant IBM, say that “pioneering” companies in the UK are suffering from techno-lethargy with just over half of companies adopting digital technologies and processes, while the other half lag behind. T...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 05-05-2016

Can these sensor chips really unlock the secrets of the Universe?

Ambition is a fine thing, it helps drive progress. But when German chip maker Infineon broadcast in a press release headline recently that its eight inch sensor chips could reveal the mysteries of the Universe I thought that was taking ambition an astronomic s...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 04-05-2016

Can these sensor chips really unlock the secrets of the Universe?

Ambition is a fine thing, it helps drive progress. But when German chip maker Infineon broadcast in a press release headline recently that its eight inch sensor chips could reveal the mysteries of the Universe I thought that was taking ambition an astronomic s...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 04-05-2016

FPGA based flash management paves the way for reconfigurable SSD

Altera’s Robert Pierce and NVMdurance’s Conor Ryan and Joe Sullivan explain how managing flash with an FPGA can extend the memory’s lifetime and cut the cost of owning and running SSDs. The emergence of NAND flash memory has changed the way we store informatio...

By Electropages | 03-05-2016

Five ways the IoT is driving connector innovation

The Internet of Things (IoT) is proceeding at a relentless pace, prompting new applications, form factors and technologies. Here are five ways that IoT applications are driving technological innovation in the world of connectors. Increased capacity and speed i...

Articles | By Martin Keenan | 26-04-2016

Five ways the IoT is driving connector innovation

The Internet of Things (IoT) is proceeding at a relentless pace, prompting new applications, form factors and technologies. Here are five ways that IoT applications are driving technological innovation in the world of connectors. Increased capacity and speed i...

Insights | By Martin Keenan | 26-04-2016