Short wavelength infrared (SWIR) devices in the industry’s smallest class 1608 size package are in mass production at Rohm. The SWIR devices measure 1.6 x 0.8mm and are suitable for sensing applications portable, wearable or hearable devices which require material detection.
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Nordic Semiconductor disrupts IoT with low power wireless SoCs
A fourth generation, low power wireless SoC has been introduced by Nordic Semiconductor. The first SoC in the nRF54 series is the nRF54H20 and suitable for disruptive IoT applications demanding high processing power, excellent energy efficiency and security, said Nordic Semiconductor.
Energy harvesting PMIC contributes to low power IoT
Adding to its range of power ICs, Nexperia has introduced the NEH2000BY power management IC (PMIC) for low power embedded applications, including the IoT.
Low voltage SRAM lowers power consumption for edge AI applications
Cutting the supply voltage to logic can deliver power savings but developers face challenges in operating embedded SRAM at this reduced voltage, said SureCore. The issue is edge-AI applications must provide significant inferencing power whilst still delivering acceptable battery life.
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