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PRODUCT INNOVATIONS - Linear Technology - Hot Swap controller
Integrated 2Amp MOSFET & sense resistor provides compact hot swap solution

Linear Technology introduces the LTC4217, a 2A integrated Hot Swap controller for protecting low power boards with load supply voltages ranging from 2.9V to 26.5V. Like other Hot Swap devices, the LTC4217 allows a board to be safely inserted and removed from a live backplane by limiting the amount of inrush current to the load supply during power up.

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ecs: Price reductions significantly slowing down
Trend for automotive electronics prices changes

SIA - Worldwide sales of semiconductors
July chip sales up 7.6 percent Year-on-Year

IMS Research - Report
Medium voltage motor drives market grows rapidly as energy prices soar

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Texas Instruments - embedded systems
Texas Instruments, a key member of the IEEE working group, announced that it is driving the ratification of the IEEE 1149.7 standard, a new two-pin test and debug interface standard that supports half the number of pins of the IEEE 1149.1 technology, allowing developers to easily test and debug products with complex digital circuitry, multiple CPUs and applications software in products such as mobile and handheld communication devices.

Online ticket registration for visitors to the electronica 2008
Be sure to get your entrance ticket now to benefit from attractive prices

electronica automotive conference:
Secure early booking prices now for the expert forum on automobile electronics

Joint research project started
BMZ, University of Applied Sciences Aschaffenburg and Linde develop energy storage system for electric vehicles

International CEO Round Table during electronica 2008
What contribution is the semiconductor industry making to climate protection?

electronicIndia 2008
Seminar on programmable logic will point the way to new applications for the growth market of India

BAM coordinates implementation in Germany
The European Union wants to reduce electrical appliance stand-by energy consumption

Cars that talk
Commission earmarks single radio frequency for road safety and traffic management

Electronics in "Ultra Low Cost Cars"
Challenges and opportunities for suppliers of automotive electronics and semiconductors

medical electronics
Radio-controlled cancer treatment

medical electronics
Blood-powered biosensors

medical electronics
Getting intimate with electronics is good for our health

micronano-systems
Nano charges to rescue lithium

micronano-systems
Nanowires with large scale ambitions

University of Southampton (ECS) - Single-electron transistors
New high performance, low power sensor at nanoscale

Wireless
Focus on best fit for ZigBee

Wireless
Hitting the wireless market running

Wireless
Adding a new dimension to wireless device packaging

automotive
Display challenges under control

automotive
Safety issues stimulate systems design approach

Embedded
Shift to model-based software testing

Embedded
Welcome overlap for flash memory and phase change

Qseven Consortium - official release version 1.0
New specification for Embedded Computer Modules is now released

electronica 2008
Trends in power supply technology

Research for OLED mass production
CombOLED EU research project targets cost-effective production

STMicroelectronics and NXP
New company ST-NXP Wireless prepares to enter global market

electronica 2008 - Automotive electronics in theory and practice
"electronica automotive conference" closely interlinked with leading international trade fair

TEG - thermoelectric generator
Electricity from the exhaust pipe

Wireless Congress 2008
Call for Papers runs until June 6

MMI/ks
New Brochure: Nanometrology Sensors

Wireless Congress 2008: Call for Papers runs until June 6
Focal themes: Embedded Wireless, M2M, Data/sensor Networks, Automation, Mobile communication

Specification Rev. 3.0 launched
MOST Cooperation specifies next generation infotainment backbone

Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft - EU project APROSYS
All-round safety

IBM Researchers - world’s tiniest nanophotonic switch
Nanophotonic switch device for routing light on a chip scale

European Commission
Code of Conduct for Responsible Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies Research

WiMAX Forum
Certification Laboratory in India

EU Project MERASA
New processors to make cars more economical and planes safer

EU - public-private research partnerships
Europe at the cutting edge of nanotechnology development

EU - ESC avoids accidents
Electronic Stability Control to improve safety of trucks and coaches

MMI/ks
Berkeley Researchers create first fully functional nanotube radio

MMI/ks
Georgia Institute of Technology - Taming tiny, unruly waves for nano optics

MMI/ks
RFMD - expansion to accommodate rising demand for compound semiconductors

MMI/ks
Intelligent cars: Commission leads the drive for safer, greener and smarter cars

MMI/ks
IVAM directory brings together suppliers and users

MMI/ks
Nano-layer of Ruthenium stabilizes magnetic sensors

MMI/ks
Infineon outperforms auto electronics market by 44%

MMI/ks
Siemens sells automobile supplier business VDO to Continental for €11.4 billion

MMI/ks
STM and Istituto Superiore Mario Boella team up to qvercome electro-magnetic interference in automotive applications

MMI/ks
Placing single nanowires

MMI/ks
The World-leading Productronica 2007 Trade Show: Electronics Production Industry Full of Optimism Prior to Its Most Important Event

MMI/ks
Frozen Lightning: NIST’s new nanoelectronic switch

MMI/ks
Key themes for the future of Nanoelectronics unveiled by ENIAC



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Munich International Congress Center (ICM)
electronica automotive conference 2008 with Experts from Leading International Companies

Booming market India
"Call for Presentations" for the Automotive Symposium running parallel to "electronicIndia 2008"

Thurs 19th March 2008, The Royal Society, London
3rd International Conference on Nanotechnology and Smart Textiles for Industry, Healthcare and Fashion

Industrial Topics

PRODUCT INNOVATIONS - Reinhardt Microtech - technology news
Solid copper filled via in thin film technology

Reinhardt Microtech keeps in touch with today’s increasing demands on substrate performance. As the circuits in the field of RF applications are improving in performance, also the substrates which carry the circuits have to. One outstanding example is the use of solid filled via to realize the electrical connections between front and back side of substrates. While many competitors in this field are still struggling with problems, Reinhardt Microtech developed a reliable, high-yield production method therefore.