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PoL DC-DC Converters suit space-constrained applications. .

2015-02-26 14:31:39| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Measuring 1.01 x 0.543 x 0.323 in., digitally controlled Models OKDx-T/20-W12 and OKDx-T/25-W12 are capable of delivering 20A /66 W and 25 A/82.5 W output, respectively. Units come in through-hole, single-in-line, and surface mount versions, and can be configured and monitored via standard PMBus™ communication protocol. Accepting input voltages from 4.5–14 V, converters have output voltage range of 0.6–3.3 V with typical efficiency of 97.1% at 5 Vin, 3.3 Vout, and at 50% load.

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Silicon Aspheric Lenses suit weight-sensitive IR applications.

2015-02-26 14:31:39| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Offering alternative to ZnSe and brittle Germanium lenses, TECHSPEC® Silicon Aspheric Lenses are suited for midwave infrared applications. RoHS-compliant units provide diffraction-limited performance and withstand effects of harsh environments. Manufactured using optical-grade silicon substrate, lenses are available in six 25 mm diameter models, with focal lengths of 12.5, 25, and 50 mm and either 3-5 µm anti-reflection coating or uncoated.

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FPGAs, 3D ICs, and MPSoCs suit LTE Advanced applications.

2015-02-26 14:31:38| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Suited for 5G wireless, terabit wired communications, automotive ADAS, and IoT applications, UltraScale+ FPGA portfolio comprises Kintex® UltraScale+ FPGA and Virtex® UltraScale+ FPGA and 3D IC families, while Zynq® UltraScale+ family includes all programmable multi-processing SoCs. UltraRAM, scaling up to 432 Mbits, attacks bottlenecks by enabling SRAM integration. SmartConnect technology applies interconnect topology optimizations to match design-specific throughput and latency requirements.

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SK Telecom wins patent suit, ban on Viber in Korea

2015-02-24 09:58:00| Telecompaper Headlines

(Telecompaper) South Korean mobile operator SK Telecom won a patent lawsuit against global mobile messenger app Viber, according to local paper Korea Herald. As Viber had infringed on four patents held by SK Telecom, the company was banned from distributing its application in the South Korean market, the Seoul Central District Court said. In the lawsuit filed in 2014, SK Telecom accused Viber of breaking copyright it had registered in 2006 by offering a feature of reorganising selected information from contact numbers saved in a smartphone into the application.

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