In addition to its LED driver/controller die, integrated in smart ISELED LED modules, Inova Semiconductors offers the driver chip as a standalone solution. The standalone ISELED driver is now available in volume production and is AEC-Q100 qualified.
MAX32670 saves 40 percent power and 50 percent space, includes ECC-protected memory for increased equipment uptime
Reduce power consumption and size while increasing reliability of industrial, healthcare and internet of things (IoT) applications with the MAX32670 low-power Arm® Cortex®-M4 microcontroller (MCU) with floating-point unit from Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.. This device protects all embedded memory for both flash and SRAM with error-code correction (ECC) in order to provide the highest reliability MCU.
Leading suppliers join Farnell in charitable initiative in support of the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO powered by the United Nations Foundation and Swiss Philanthropy Foundation and Plan International Ireland
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) are changing the nature of work across the globe. AI is not a new concept, what began in the 1950s has grown into a key technology of today with significant potential, opening up new market opportunities with exciting prospects for business. We are already witnessing the major impact of AI not only on our day-to-day lives; from smart home assistants to security and surveillance, but also in the retail and medical segments.
CyBox I/O CAN ideal for Condition-Based Monitoring
ELTEC Elektronik AG developed interface cards for the communication of safety-critical infrastructure. These interface cards are plugged onto a computer board as mezzanine boards and are controlled via SPI or PCI Express. When integrated in the wireless gateway CyBox GW-P or in the automotive LTE router CyBox RT 2-A, the modules enable the collection of operating and sensor data for condition-based monitoring as well as the safe transmission of status data as well as diagnostic and fault messages in order to ensure preventive maintenance in rail and road traffic at the right time.
Vector is pleased to present the VN5620 as a compact interface for analysis, simulation, andtesting tasks for automotive Ethernet networks and CAN/CAN FD. This interface enables users to benefit from a wide variety of possible uses like Ethernet monitoring, remaining bus simulation, media conversion and direct access to individual ports.
In addition to its LED driver/controller die, integrated in smart ISELED LED modules, Inova Semiconductors offers the driver chip as a standalone solution. The standalone ISELED driver is now available in volume production and is AEC-Q100 qualified.
MAX32670 saves 40 percent power and 50 percent space, includes ECC-protected memory for increased equipment uptime
Leading suppliers join Farnell in charitable initiative in support of the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO powered by the United Nations Foundation and Swiss Philanthropy Foundation and Plan International Ireland
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) are changing the nature of work across the globe. AI is not a new concept, what began in the 1950s has grown into a key technology of today with significant potential, opening up new market opportunities with exciting prospects for business. We are already witnessing the major impact of AI not only on our day-to-day lives; from smart home assistants to security and surveillance, but also in the retail and medical segments.
CyBox I/O CAN ideal for Condition-Based Monitoring
Vector is pleased to present the VN5620 as a compact interface for analysis, simulation, andtesting tasks for automotive Ethernet networks and CAN/CAN FD. This interface enables users to benefit from a wide variety of possible uses like Ethernet monitoring, remaining bus simulation, media conversion and direct access to individual ports.
