Infineon brings secured contactless payment to smart wearables

Infineon has introduced SECORA Connect X, a ready-to-integrate solution that enables customers to transform smart wearables into fully functional payment devices. Combined with Infineon’s new SECORA Wallet and SECORA Token Requestor integrated to Mastercard (MDES) and Visa (VTS), it enables the digitisation of cards and the creation of a custom-branded wallet app. This new SECORA one-stop-shop for wearable payment accelerates time-to-market through seamless integration and certification, while offering flexible design, card tokenisation, and secured payment functionality for any active wearable.

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Infineon expands CoolGaN family to deliver up to 82 percent footprint reduction

Infineon has expanded its CoolGaN BDS 40 V G3 bidirectional switch (BDS) family with two new devices, the IGK048B041S and IGK120B041S. The new additions reduce PCB footprint by up to 82 percent and cut component count in half. For engineers designing within the strict spatial constraints of modern smartphones, notebooks, and wearables, this is a significant and quantifiable step forward. Targeting compact consumer devices, the new devices give power system designers greater flexibility to optimise efficiency and streamline designs without sacrificing performance.

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ROHM launches an ultra-compact wireless power chipset for wearables

ROHM has developed a wireless power supply IC chipset consisting of the receiver – ML7670 – and transmitter – ML7671 – compatible with Near Field Communication (NFC) technology for compact wearables such as smart rings and smart bands as well as peripheral devices like smart pens.

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ST announces new sensors for personal electronics and smart devices

ST has introduced a new generation of ultralow-power global-shutter image sensors that deliver high-quality, always-on vision to compact devices operating on batteries or harvested energy. The VD55G4 (monochrome) and VD65G4 (RGB colour) sensors, part of the ST BrightSense portfolio, are now available to early adopters, enabling customers to start designing their next generation of smart, ultralow-power vision devices today.

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