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Lattice Accelerates FPGA-based Processor Design with New IP Ecosystem and Design Environment


Smiths Interconnect celebrates significant


contract win with Boeing


connectors for use aboard NASA’s Orion spacecraft and Lunar Gateway. Smiths Interconnect’s docking umbilical connectors will


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be used to transfer power, signal and communications to different modules on the space station. “These connectors have to meet strict specifications to


endure the challenges of space. They must deliver high speed signal integrity to ensure there is a strong, consistent connection throughout the mission,” said Paul Harris, VP Sales and Marketing at Smiths Interconnect. “With many phases of the Artemis programme still to come, we hope that our partnership with Boeing will stretch many decades as we explore Mars and the wonders that the planet has to offer.” The Orion spacecraft will take up to four astronauts to


the Lunar Gateway where they will board a human landing system for exploration missions to the surface of the Moon.


Smiths Interconnect u +44 1382 427200 u www.smithsinterconnect.com


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miths Interconnect was recently awarded a contract by Boeing to design, manufacture and supply bespoke


today announced Lattice Propel™, a new software solution designed to accelerate development of unique applications based on low power, small form factor Lattice FPGAs. The design environment will empower developers of any skill level to quick- ly and easily design Lattice FPGA-based applications by enabling the easy assembly of components from a robust IP library that includes a RISC-V processor core and numerous peripherals. The Propel design environment auto- mates application development for developers serving the communications, computing, industrial, automotive, and consumer markets.


L Lattice u 408-826-6339 u Bob.Nelson@latticesemi.com


Nexperia announces next generation 650 V Gallium Nitride (GaN) Technology


next-gen high-voltage GaN HEMT H2 technology in both TO-247 and the company’s proprietary CCPAK surface mount packaging. Devices achieve superior switching FOMs and on-state performance with improved stability, and simplify application designs thanks to their cascode configuration which eliminates the need for complicated drivers and controls. The new GaN technology employs through-epi vias, reducing


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defects and shrinking die size by around 24%. RDS(on) is also reduced to just 41 mΩ (max., 35 mΩ typ. at 25 °C) with the initial release in traditional TO-247, with high threshold voltage and low diode forward voltage.


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Omron vision sensor enhances retail signage O


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experia, the expert in essential semiconductors, has announced a new range of GaN FET devices featuring


attice Semiconductor Corporation (NASDAQ: LSCC), the low power programmable leader,


mron Electronic Components has announced that its Human Vision Sensor forms the heart of a new


digital signage accessory aimed at retailers, providing the gender and age of viewers. The Nexmosphere X-Eye Gender sensor captures just these specific data points for those standing in front of interactive displays and digital signage, allowing content to be tuned appropriately whilst complying fully with GDPR regulations. Hubert van Doorne, Business Development Director


at Nexmosphere, commented, “Retail is continually reinventing itself, and we are helping retailers create new and better experiences digitally. A good and attentive sales assistant will direct customers towards products and promotions relevant to them. With X-Eye we’re now able to do the same with digital content.


Omron Electronic Components u +31 235 681 296 u http://components.omron.eu


Get connected with the Interconnection Specialists T


he cable assembly manufacturing service that is offered by Selwyn Electronics continues to grow with increased investment


in both our UK and China facilities. This allows us to offer the best possible prices on all of the cable assemblies that we can offer. The range covers Miniature through to Industrial circular, Ribbon


cable, Custom moulded, Waterproof, Coax, Sata (in custom lengths), FFC, Crimp and IDC, and Telecom assemblies, in fact there are very few assemblies that we cannot supply. Just take a look at our web- site to see the range. Both facilities are ISO accredited and all assemblies are 100%


electronically tested. All orders are controlled from the Selwyn sales office and we can offer a full engineering support service including recommendation of products, drawings, quotations and samples in a short lead time. Contact us with your requirements and see the benefits of dealing with the Interconnection Specialists.


Selwyn Electronics 38 JUNE 2020 | ELECTRONICS u 01732 765100 u www.selwyn.co.uk


Interconnect Solutions E


DAC have been designing and manufacturing interconnect products for over 50 years. This


capability has been further enhanced by the acquisition of MH Connectors who are now a wholly owned subsidiary of EDAC.


We supply customised and industry standard products


manufactured to the highest standards at competitive pricing. Our ranges include, Card Edge & Press Fit connectors, Rack & Panel, Magnetic & Modular Jacks, Waterproof, USB, HDMI, E-SATA & Display Port, as well as custom connectors and cable assemblies. Our Experience Makes the Difference.


Proudly working alongside some of the world leading


manufacturers, creating solutions for different applications from renewable energy to single board computers. With a dedicated project manager assigned to your project, quick-turn sampling and short lead times. EDAC is guaranteed to have the solution for you.


Contact us today for more information on any of our interconnect product ranges


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