Through its AEM family, e-peas has already established itself as a technology leader in the development of energy harvesting dedicated power management ICs. Now it is in the process of introducing a microcontroller unit (MCU) for inclusion in such systems. This will further strengthen the company’s portfolio of extremely low power devices, allowing it to bring differentiation to a larger proportion of engineers’ designs.
The requirements for good air quality are on the rise especially due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This has resulted in rising demand for sensors that measure the CO 2 concentration in the air. Regulations in Asia, Europe, and North America also play a critical role in this regard.
e-peas has now added an antenna solution to its expanding product portfolio with the goal of providing a complete set of all the essential components required for RF energy harvesting. This antenna will complement the company’s established series of energy harvesting dedicated power management ICs.
Anritsu Corporation is pleased to announce that the first enhanced Network Slicing and User Equipment (UE) power saving Protocol Conformance Tests for 5G New Radio (NR) Standalone (SA) have been verified on the 5G NR Mobile Device Test Platform ME7834NR powered by the Snapdragon® X65 5G Modem-RF System, the world’s first Release 16 modem-RF system.
Sigfox is working on its first commercial development to create an energy harvesting device by collaborating with HT Micron and Nowi to launch a board integrating HT Micron (SiP) and Nowi (PMIC) solutions.
TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) announces that it has successfully shipped prototype heads with next generation recording technology, MAS-MAMR, which is co-developed with Toshiba Corporate R&D Center and Toshiba Electric Devices & Storage Corporation.
Breakthrough Intel® Core technology with ADLINK Computer-on-Modules allow for hybrid architecture performance and a wide variety of deployment scenarios with superior performance.