Pickering Interfaces launched its model 41-670, a single module that can function as an LVDT, RVDT, or resolver simulator. Occupying just one PXI or LXI chassis slot, the programmability of the module means that it minimizes the amount of hardware required. Also, since it sits in a PXI chassis alongside a customer’s other instruments, additional […]
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Graphic controller ICs optimized for large-format HMIs
Bridgetek has made further announcements relating to its multi-award-winning embedded video engine (EVE) platform. The BT817 and BT818 represent the company’s fourth generation of EVE products and follow the already established mantra of helping those with little or no relevant prior experience to build advanced HMIs with high degrees of differentiation. These new functionally-superior graphic […]
Automotive reference flow streamlines SoC design for ISO 26262 compliance
Synopsys, Inc. and Samsung Foundry announced the release of a validated automotive reference flow to streamline SoC hardware design for in-system test, implementation, verification, timing, and physical signoff for ISO 26262 compliance. This reference flow is targeted for automotive safety integrity level (ASIL) D autonomous driving and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) applications. In close collaboration with […]
SBC drives four displays for graphic-intensive embedded apps
Review Display Systems Inc. announced the availability of the Kontron D3713-V/R industrial specification SBC (single board computer). Able to drive four independent displays, with resolutions of up to 4K, the highly integrated Kontron D3713 is ideally suited for use in a wide range of embedded systems featuring graphics-intensive applications. Designed by Fujitsu, and manufactured in […]
Secured platform-enabled Wi-Fi MCU module pre-provisioned for cloud platforms
As the Internet of Things (IoT) expands beyond home automation and drives deeper into home control – including Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC), garage doors, and fans – and grows in building and industrial automation, the need for highly integrated, reliable and secured Industrial IoT (IIoT) connectivity is greater than ever. Microchip Technology announced the […]
GNSS receiver boards feature high precision, low power consumption
Septentrio announced an expansion of its GPS/GNSS OEM portfolio with the AsteRx-m3 product family. AsteRx-m3 receivers target various use cases and offer flexibility and affordability with no compromises of performance. They feature the lowest power consumption on the market, allowing longer operation times. Their new easy-to-integrate design ensures short set-up times and faster time-to-market. All […]
Projected capacitive touch screens come unassembled for more flexible design options
DATA MODUL presents easyTOUCH Plus, a new standard off the shelf product line which consists of printed cover glasses optically bonded to its proprietary easyTOUCH PCAP products alongside a matching controller. In contrast to DATA MODUL’s established easyTOUCH Display line, easyTOUCH Plus products are delivered without a pre-assembled display. This approach offers customers more flexibility […]
One-micron 64-MP image sensor excels at low-light smartphone camera apps
OmniVision Technologies, Inc. announced the OV64A image sensor, offering 64 megapixels (MP) resolution with the largest pixel size in its class, at 1.0 micron, along with a class-leading optical format of 1/1.34”. Its large optics and high resolution provide premium low light performance for the wide and ultrawide main cameras in high-end smartphones. Additionally, the OV64A features 3-exposure, […]
Super-small tactile switch aims at smartphone, wearable device use
A surface-mounted tactile switch for smartphones and wearable devices is billed as being the world’s smallest. Shipment of samples of the switch will start in late October 2020, and mass production shipment will start in April 2021. As the use of 5G is spreading rapidly, not only in smartphones and smart watches, but also for […]
Measuring the performance of AI and its impact on society – Virtual Conversation (part 2 of 2)
Hosted by Jeff Shepard, EE World has organized this “virtual conversation” with Gary Bronner (GB), Senior Vice President with Rambus Labs. Mr. Bronner has generously agreed to share with us his experience and insights into AI applications and emerging computing architectures. JS: When benchmarking AI performance, how would you rank the importance of throughput, latency, […]