Anglia Components has announced a new distribution agreement with UnitedSiC to offer its full suite of high-performance SiC FETs, JFETs and Schottky diodes to customers in UK and Ireland. UnitedSiC’s innovative SiC products offer breakthrough performance, highlighted by the recent announcement of the
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Bridgetek’s higher resolution EVE ICs are designed into high-end Riverdi displays
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Sony Semiconductor announces launch of new low power cellular IoT chipset for NB-IoT networks
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Enovix goes uphill for advanced silicon-anode lithium-ion battery production in Q3
Enovix is installing third-generation equipment at its 68,650 square-foot facility in Fremont, California to prepare for production of its advanced silicon-anode lithium-ion battery. The company expects to begin equipment qualification within the next few months, start production in Q3 2021, undertake customer
Xidas’ small hybrid supercapacitor/rechargeable lithium battery is ideal for energy harvesting IoT applications
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