Electronics Weekly
The Electronics Weekly team share some fingerposts – their picks of the week, in terms of announcements, developments, product releases, quotes, or anything else in the wide world of electronics, that caught their eye…
Caroline Hayes, editor
Siemens Digital buys Excellicon – The company is strengthening its automation of design with Excellion’s timing, verification, validation and management tools.
David Manners, components editor
What caught my eye this week was Luc Van den hove of imec proposing reconfigurable AI ICs.
Steve Bush, technology editor
Power op-amps have been around for a long time, but ADI has created one with a twist or two. ADHV4710 has a voltage feed-back analogue signal path but also a digital interface through which various limits can be set and parameters read. Architectural mods allow it to handle any load capacitance, and at full throttle it can drive ±52V at ±100mA, or ±1300V/μs into 1nF.
Alun Williams, web editor
Nuclear batteries in space – with Zeno Power, a radioisotope power system specialist for “frontier environments”, raising $50 million in investment.
But what caught your eye in the world of electronics this week? Leave a comment below.
