PRODUCTS EDITOR’S CHOICE RUGGED AND RELIABLE LED INDICATORS
The Oxley STR502 range of NVIS compatible, 8mm, rear-mount LED indicators is now available from Aerco. Designed to meet the growing
customer demand for high- specification, rear mounted panel lamps, the STR502 range is protected to IP68 and has been designed with a configuration option to meet the MIL-STD- 3009 NVIS (Night Vision Imaging System) standard. Rugged and
reliable, the range suits the challenging environments found in the military, aerospace and telecommunications markets. Variations include a bi-colour
option (2STR502), a sunlight viewable solution and an NVG (Night Vision Goggles) version. The lamps have a small and compact aluminium case with a black nickel or chromate finish and are supplied in a range of eight high-intensity standard colours and eight NVG colours. Viewing angles of 30°, 60° or 100° are offered. System flexibility is provided by
a variety of configurations to suit the required application and to aid servicing it is possible to remove the lamp from the chassis without removing the terminations.
www.aerco.co.uk
LOW POWER EMBEDDED SRAM FOR IOT APPLICATIONS
Renesas Electronics has announced the successful development of a low-power SRAM circuit technology that can be embedded in application specific standard products (ASSPs) for Internet of Things (IoT), home electronics, and healthcare applications. The technology provides a function for switching dynamically, with a low power overhead, between active operation, in which the CPU core performs read and write operations of the embedded SRAM, and the standby mode, in which the stored data is retained. Renesas applied its in-house
65 nanometer (nm) node silicon on thin BOX (SOTB, buried oxide) process for the prototype development of embedded SRAM. The prototype SRAM achieves, at
the same time, both the high- speed readout time of 1.8 ns during active operation and the ultra-low power consumption of 13.7 nW/Mbit in standby mode. The SRAM achieves the industry's lowest standby mode power consumption characteristics (according to Renesas research), which is only one-thousand of the power consumption during standby mode, by using dynamic substrate back bias control, taking advantage of the SOTB structure. This development responds to the growing requirement for wireless connection in the IoT market, with the desire for either battery-free operation or lower power consumption, and miniaturisation of end products.
www.renesas.com
GUIDANCE ON IMPLEMENTING ISO9001:2015
TÜV SÜD has developed a guidance for entrepreneurs, consultants and auditors and those engaged in the establishment, certification and continual improvement of quality management systems (QMS) according to ISO 9001:2015. This guidance interprets and explains the requirements of the standard to help with its implementation. The first part of the two-part
guidance introduces readers to ISO 9001 and explains aspects such as the standard's terminology and high-level structure in greater detail. Readers are also informed about the standard’s key characteristics. Part two includes practice- focused interpretations of the individual requirements of the standard, examples of audit questions and process records.
www.tuv-sud.com/iso9001
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