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BlaizeEmerges from Stealth to Transform AI Computing B


laize, formerly known as Thinci, unveils the first true Graph- Native silicon architecture and software platform built to


process neural networks and enable AI applications with unprecedented efficiency


Enhanced-sensitivity amplifier for industrial metal detectors


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GE has developed a new compact, rugged MDVH amplifier with enhanced sensitivity for its System 3000


industrial metal detector. The completely redesigned amplifier is characterized by higher adjustable sensitivity levels, reduced susceptibility to interference, and a more robust housing with IP67 ingress protection. Featuring automatic self-calibration, the unit works reliably even if the detector coil comes near metal fittings. Users can adjust the sensitivity of the detector coil as required via a rotary potentiometer on the housing front. The amplifier has a 260 x 160 x 90 mm wide aluminum housing. It is designed for an extended temperature range of -25 °C to +70 °C. EGE's System 3000 is used in conveyor lines for noncontact detection of metal parts that could damage downstream machines or degrade the quality of bulk solids.


EGE  info@ege-elektronik.com  www.ege-elektronik.com


Blaizetoday emerged from stealth and unveiled a groundbreaking next-generation computing architecture that precisely meets the demands and complexity of new computational workloads found in artificial intelligence (AI) applications. Driven by advances in energy efficiency, flexibility, and usability, Blaize products enable a range of existing and new AI use cases in the automotive, smart vision, and enterprise computing segments, where the company is engaged with early access customers. These AI systems markets are projected to grow rapidly* as the disrupting influence of AI transforms entire industries and AI functionality becomes a “must-have” requirement for new products.


Blaize  +1 916 347-0050  Blaize.com


EMC filters for converter systems – High Frequency Composite Materials meet the requirements for SiC and GaN applications


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MC filters reduce interference currents and voltage spikes in power converter systems. The material plays a decisive part in this. SMP has developed "All Mode"


EMC filters with high frequency stability. The High Frequency Composite Materials (HFCM) developed and manufactured by SMP are effective for frequencies up to the gigaHertz range and satisfy all of the requirements to which modern SiC and GaN applications are subject. The All Mode design damps both differential mode and common mode noise. By combining HFCM and All Mode technology it is possible to reduce the number of filter components needed in the system by about 50 percent.


Among other advantages, this also means that common mode chokes or filters can be dispensed with. Compared to standard technologies which use materials such as ferrite, electrical steel sheets and nanocrystalline ribbon, SMP’s EMC filters are noiseless, up to 40 percent lighter, and reduce interference levels by as much as 40 dB[!V].


SMP at SPS 2019: SPS 2019 in Nuremberg, Germany, from 26 to 28 November 2019: Hall 3 Stand 360


SMP Sintermetalle Prometheus GmbH & Co KG  +49 (0)7255 716 0


 www.smp.de


Smith’s Interconnect acquires Reflex Photonics to expand into high speed data transmission market


and radio frequency products, today announces that it has completed the acquisition of Reflex Photonics, Inc. (“Reflex”). Founded in 2002 in Montreal, Canada, Reflex is a recognized


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global leader in rugged high reliability optical transceiver modules for space, defence, aerospace, and industrial applications. Reflex optical transceivers deliver high signal density and ultra-fast speeds for low Size, Weight and Power (SWaP) solutions. Reflex products are mainly used in harsh environment


advanced systems such as AESA radars, high-performance computers, satellites, automotive applications, in-flight entertainment, and high-resolution cameras.


Smith’s Interconnect  +39 010 60361  www.smithsinterconnect.com


Microchip Simplifies Hardware-Based IoT Security with the Industry’s First Pre-Provisioned Solutions for Deployments of Any Size


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ith a minimum orderable quantity of 10 units, Microchip’s Trust Platform provides hardware-based secure key


storage for low-, mid- and high-volume deployments As the number and types of connected devices proliferates,


market fragmentation and security vulnerabilities in the Internet of Things (IoT) have created significant challenges for developers. Hardware-based security is the only way to protect secret keys from physical attacks and remote extraction, but extensive security expertise, development time and costs are required to configure and provision each device. With companies producing anywhere from hundreds to millions of connected devices per year across the globe, scalability of architecture can be a major barrier to deployments.


Microchip Technology 46  0118 921 5849 DECEMBER/JANUARY 2020 | ELECTRONICS  www.microchip.com


Supplies are available. The PCA series comprises of 3 models offering power range from 300W - 1000W and meets 2MOPP, EN60601-1 certification. Comes packaged in 89mm x 41mm x 152mm (without


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terminal block and screw). Average efficiency up to 93% with an operating


temperature of -20°C ~ 70°C. Input range 85-264V AC and output voltages 5V, 12V, 15V, 24V, 32V & 48V. The PCA series key features include -only 1U high full function power supply, remote on/off, various alarms, constant current operation, parallel/redundancy operation, EN & UL approved and comes with 5 years warranty.


Components Bureau  01480 412233  www.componentsbureau.com


CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/ELECTRONICS


mith’s Interconnect, a leading provider of technically differentiated electronic components, subsystems, microwave


Increase of Power Supplies Suitable for Medical Applications


omponents Bureau extends its range of Medical power supplies from Cosel, the new PCA Series AC-DC Power


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