[ad_1] The PI352x range of 20A devices as to the existing 10A 48VIN PI354x products. The PI3523 is a 48VIN, 3.3VOUT nominal buck regulator capable of supplying up to 22A. This family of regulators enables 48VIN to 20A point-of-load voltages spanning 2.2VOUT – 14VOUT. This effectively means it can deliver twice the power of theRead more about Vicor adds 20A device to 48V buck regulators[…]

[ad_1] Update: We added the ‘educational’ Asteroids typing game: Ztype. Though owning one of the best gaming PCs is undoubtedly an enjoyable way to play many great games on the platform, these days it’s not entirely necessary. Whether you’re on Windows, macOS, Linux, or something else completely, you can still enjoy some wonderful online gamingRead more about The 20 best online games you should play today[…]

[ad_1] Moortec, the developer of silicon IP for monitoring chip performance, has opened a new UK headquarters on the Plymouth Science Park. Moortec’s IP monitors on-chip parameters such as process, voltage and temperature (PVT) in CMOS devices fabbed on 40nm down to 7nm process technologies. In this way designers can optimise chip performance. Ramsay Allen,Read more about Expanding silicon IP firm opens HQ in Plymouth[…]

[ad_1] Earth 2.0 is out there – and telescope technology is going to find it. From a trickle to a torrent in the last decade, space telescopes keep on finding new and tantalising evidence of Earth-sized planets in our Milky Way galaxy.  In early September 2017, researchers using data from the Hubble Space Telescope calculatedRead more about Space telescopes will find Earth 2.0. It's just a matter of time[…]

[ad_1] Oxford Instruments NanoScience has signed a technology collaboration agreement with a Chinese firm to jointly develop high precision scanning probe microscopes (SPM). The UK firm will work with CASmF Science and Technology (CASmF) to apply its superconducting magnet system known as TeslatronPT, to  a physical probe that scan 2D materials, nano-structures and superconductivity. DrRead more about Oxford signs microscope probe deal with Chinese tech firm[…]

[ad_1] Sure, we review plenty of high-end products here on TechRadar – everything from $8,000 OLED TVs (LG OLED W7) to $1,000 planar magnetic headphones (Oppo PM-1) – but our first true love is finding the best products that cost less than you’d expect. It’s like finding a diamond in the rough. With that said,Read more about Best cheap headphones: your guide to the best budget headphones in 2017[…]

[ad_1] Among the points they cover in the teardown is the iPhone’s new glass backing, with “seven-layer color finish”, don’t you know, the presence of friendly Phillips #000 screws instead of tri-point screws, and magnets in the four corners of the camera. iPhone 8 design decisions Design decisions highlighted by iFxit include LTE future proofingRead more about iFixit tears down the Apple iPhone 8[…]

[ad_1] Most of the tele talk these days is about Ultra HD / 4K TVs, and generally the super-sized ones too. Companies like Samsung are even talking about how 55-inch screens have become their biggest selling TV size. While the days when a 32-inch TV was considered the height of show-off AV opulence may beRead more about Best 32-inch TVs of 2017: the best secondary TVs for any budget[…]

[ad_1] Mark Patrick In 1965, Electronics magazine asked up-and-coming semiconductor research engineer, Gordon Moore, to write about his vision for the future of chip technology. Moore had noticed the number of transistors on the average IC was doubling every year, from only two in 1959, to “around 60” by 1965 (the rate was later revisedRead more about Is Moore’s Law still the law?[…]

[ad_1] Samsung today announced the availability of Bixby Voice for users in India, revealing that users of the Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ can update Bixby to get this feature. The company noted that Bixby Voice can be used in US English in India and that they have worked to optimize BixbyRead more about Samsung Bixby Voice now available in India, optimized for Indian accents[…]