Atomera, a semiconductor materials and technology licensing company, has licensed its Mears Silicon Technology™ (MST®) to a semiconductor foundry. Under the terms of this Integration License, the foundry and Atomera will work together to integrate MST into the foundry’s semiconductor processes. Atomera’s MST
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UEI's extremely low power chip platform features energy harvesting capability to power advanced TV remote controls
Universal Electronics (UEI), a specialist in wireless universal control solutions for home entertainment and smart home devices, has unveiled its new family of QuickSet®-certified connectivity silicon products using Extreme Low-Power, energy-harvesting and high-performance technology. The new SoCs offer significantly more processing power to
Cambridge GaN Devices launches project to develop highly reliable GaN power transistors and ICs to cut data centre emissions
Major update to MIPI CSI-2 camera specification enables next-generation always on, low power and machine vision applications
The MIPI Alliance, an international organization that develops interface specifications for mobile and mobile-influenced industries, announced a significant update to its MIPI Camera Serial Interface 2 (MIPI CSI-2) interface to enable advanced machine-vision applications in multiple application spaces, such as mobile, augmented and virtual reality, drones, the Internet of Things (IoT), medical devices, industrial systems,
Enevate expands EV battery pre-production line
Greenworks' super charging station features GaN Systems' power transistors
GaN Systems announced that the Greenworks’ 24V Cordless Stick Vacuum super charging station features GaN Systems power transistors. The collaboration underscores the trend towards USB charging becoming the ubiquitous solution for charging consumer, household, and industrial products. Incorporating a multi-port USB charger into the Greenworks
[Innovation] SigmaDrive architecture solving noise, routing and tuning issues
SigmaDrive®’s breakthrough sensing technology delivers concurrent drive and sense of the entire touch screen sensor and is transforming product strategies. SigmaSense® is pioneering a massive industry shift away from traditional voltage-mode touch sensing to current-mode ADCs using ultra-low voltages, with the ability to simultaneously