• Chipmakers are starting to take integrated photonics seriously

    by admin on 2021-12-13 13:14:02

    This technology can drive the next wave of Moore's Law. What is needed to do this?

    As chip makers look for new ways to overcome power limitations and process ever-increasing data volumes, the integration of photonics into semiconductors is becoming more and more popular, especially in heter

  • HSIO loopback turns the challenge into an opportunity for 112 Gbps testing

    by admin on 2021-12-13 13:13:42

    The requirements for high-speed I/O testing are becoming daunting.

    Authors: Dave Armstrong and Don Thompson

    For PCIe and Ethernet (IEEE 802.3), the signal becomes very small. As PCIe 5 reaches 32 Gbps (NRZ at 32 GBaud) and 802.3 reaches 112 Gbps (PAM4 at 56 GBaud), the typical eye pat

  • In Mindsailors design studio, powerful ideas go from sketches to fully assembled products under one roof-Yanko Design

    by admin on 2021-12-13 13:13:19

    When you say the word design process, a common misunderstanding is that it is a formulaic method that leads to results... But design "process" (I don’t think this is the correct word, first of all) is a kind of distortion A methodical approach requires understanding the problem and time to deve

  • Keep Space Chips Cool and Reliable-EDN

    by admin on 2021-12-13 13:11:55

    As COTS and aerospace-grade semiconductors increasingly switch more circuits at faster speeds, a key challenge for designers is to ensure safe and reliable operation by preventing equipment from overheating. The maximum allowable junction temperature remains unchanged. If its absolute limit is ex

  • Power Packaging: Innovation and Growth-News

    by admin on 2021-12-13 13:11:35

    By 2024, the market value of power module packaging will reach US$2.2 billion

    Market research and strategy consulting Yole Développement conducted an optimistic analysis of the power electronics industry, showing how power packaging innovation is reshaping the supply chain.

    Compa

  • CPV module with triple junction battery and double bond copper carrier – pv magazine International

    by admin on 2021-12-13 13:11:28

    Researchers at the University of Sherbrooke tested a new concentrating photovoltaic module for potential applications in heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems in commercial buildings.

    Canadian Crystal Green Energy and Congolese start-up company Insolaire aim to jointly commercia

  • The radio we can send to hell-IEEE Spectrum

    by admin on 2021-12-13 13:11:17

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    In the artist's rendering, the future Venus rover gets some power from the

  • Concept-based design of ultra-wideband microwave metamaterial absorber | NASA

    by admin on 2021-12-13 13:11:09

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    Edited by David A. Weitz of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, approved on August 4, 2021 (review received on August 6, 2021)

    Although microwave absorption is a widely pursued subject, concept-based design can prov

  • About Flex: Imaging Methods for Etching Resist, Part 1

    by admin on 2021-12-13 13:10:47

    Imaging is the main process step in creating copper circuits or flexible PCBs. In single-sided circuit manufacturing, the imaging process produces a resist pattern that protects the copper from etching. This mode is essential to accurately define the circuit trajectory, because the imaging proble

  • Make your PCB from excellent to excellent: toner transfer | Hacker Day

    by admin on 2021-12-13 13:10:40

    Many of us make circuit boards at home. I find that I have a useful skill in my skill pack to complete the intermediate steps of the project, even if the completed version will be sent to the PCB factory. For example, when I need a breakout board combined with other development tools, there is no