Electronics

CAES’s converter is reportedly the first to combine the company’s engineering and 3U board with Intel’s flexible and scalable RF-Series FPGA. ARLINGTON, Va.—A new direct-to-digital RF converter from CAES is designed to optimally meet the bandwidth and form factor...

Frontgrade Technologies’ new device provides critical power switching applications with response speeds 10 times faster than existing products, the company says. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—Frontgrade Technologies, a provider of mission critical electronics for the...

Pasternack’s new attenuators feature 2.4mm connectors and are reported to handle frequencies up to 50 GHz. IRVINE, Calif.—High-power RF fixed attenuators recently introduced by Pasternack feature durable 2.4mm connectors and are engineered to deliver reliable and...

Looking to deliver reliable test, measurement, and prototyping equipment for D band led NI to THz-enabled isolators designed for NASA.  By Greg Rankin HOUSTON, Texas—The call for “more D band” has gone out. With the ability to transmit 100 Gigabits per second (Gbps),...

Unigen’s compact server is based on an AI processor from Akida that reportedly improves data security by enabling edge learning independently of the cloud.  LAGUNA HILLS, Calif.—BrainChip Holdings Ltd, and Unigen Corporation are partnering to deliver a new...

Research at Argonne is reimagining the building blocks of devices that power everything from your phone to space probes By Christina Nunez Tiny but powerful, microelectronics are essential to daily life today. Scientists are working to make them even smaller and more...

WASHINGTON—The Department of Defense (DoD) announced an award of $39.9 million via the Defense Production Act Investment (DPAI) Program to Calumet Electronics Corporation. The award will enhance capabilities to produce High-Density Build-Up (HDBU) substrates, which...

The advance opens a path to next-generation devices with unique optical and electronic properties. By Adam Zewe, MIT News Two-dimensional materials, which are only a few atoms thick, can exhibit some incredible properties, such as the ability to carry electric charge...

The certifications are expected to open doors to federal government contracting, the company said. WARREN, Ohio—REM Electronics Supply, Inc., recently obtained Joint Certification Program (JCP) certification from the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), as well as...

Pasternack’s new antennas are targeting applications from consumer electronics to automotive and industrial. IRVINE, Calif.—A new line of stamped metal antennas from Pasternack is reported to be “crafted for those who prioritize both efficiency and intelligent design”...

PHOENIX—Spirit Electronics reported that it is offering foundry services to support U.S.-based manufacturing for analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits. Spirit’s foundry access includes 45- to 130-nm technology nodes in 300 mm wafer fabs, the company said in a...

A new low-temperature growth and fabrication technology allows the integration of 2D materials directly onto a silicon circuit, which could lead to denser and more powerful chips. By Adam Zewe | MIT News Emerging AI applications, like chatbots that generate natural...

IRVINE, Calif.—Ark Electronics recently received the Medical Equipment Quality Management Certification from the Geneva, Switzerland-based International Organization for Standards (ISO), the company said in a release. The highly sought-after ISO 13485 standard is...

SAN FRANCISCO and ZURICH—Minds.ai, a pioneering company focused on applying artificial intelligence (AI) to semiconductor manufacturing optimization and autonomy, recently secured a “significant investment” from the venture capital firm Momenta. In a release, Momenta...

Thomas Instrumentation aims to meet OEMs’ needs for unique devices, shorter supply chains By Mark Shortt CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J.—In recent years, supply chain disruptions have wreaked havoc in industries where electronics play a pivotal role in products. Meanwhile,...