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July 21
- Flexible Power Reference Design For FPGAs
➀ Texas Instruments' TIDA-010241 reference design provides a compact, scalable power solution for high-performance FPGAs, integrating a dual-channel DCAP+ controller (TPS53688), configurable PMIC (TPS650861), and power module (TPSM5D1806);
➁ The design supports dynamic voltage scaling, multi-rail sequencing, and high-current applications (up to 20A), targeting industrial/medical fields like radar systems and medical imaging;
➂ It offers 30% smaller footprint than discrete solutions while meeting strict reliability requirements for defense and semiconductor test equipment.
- JOB: Power Electronics Engineer At Cyient In Bengaluru
- JOB: Electronics Product Design Engineering – Senior Professional At Schneider Electric In Bengaluru
- JOB: Electronics System Engineer At Larsen & Toubro In Talegaon
- New Eye-Shaped Sensor Finds Cancer Early
➀ A photonic crystal biosensor with an eye-shaped cavity achieves high sensitivity (243 nm/RIU) and stability for cancer cell detection, outperforming traditional designs;
➁ The sensor uses refractive index changes in biological samples and maintains functionality under ±2 nm fabrication errors and 25–75°C temperature variations;
➂ Label-free operation and tolerance to environmental variations make it practical for clinical diagnostic applications.
- Dual Head 3D Sensor For High Precision Inspection
➀ SmartRay's ECCO X 025 Dual-Head 3D sensor uses a symmetrical dual-camera design to eliminate occlusion issues in complex surface scanning;
➁ Capable of 40 kHz scanning speeds and capturing 4,096 3D points per profile, it enables real-time 100% inspection coverage;
➂ Specifically designed for automotive battery tray inspection and semiconductor component analysis, featuring metrology-grade accuracy with 25mm FOV and 450nm blue laser.
July 18
- JOB: Hardware Sustaining Engineer 2 At Juniper Networks In Bengaluru
- JOB: Quality Development Specialist – System Electronics (M/F/D) At HELLA In Coimbatore
- JOB: Specialist- EMI-EMC Simulation At Stryker In Bengaluru
- JOB: Electronics Engineers At SatLeo Labs In Ahmedabad
- JOB: Analog Design Engineer At MediaTek In Bengaluru
- Analog Repeaters Unlock mmWave Potential
➀ Researchers at Science Tokyo demonstrate low-cost analog repeaters overcome mmWave signal blockages in urban environments;
➀ Field tests achieved over 1 Gbps throughput using both fiber-connected and wireless multi-hop relay configurations;
➁ Distributed relay diversity enhances signal stability, enabling practical Beyond 5G/6G networks.
- Mini PC For AI And Data Tasks
➀ ASUS NUC 15 Pro features Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors and DDR5 6400MHz memory for AI and data tasks, delivering up to 99 platform TOPS;
➁ Equipped with Intel WiFi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, Intel Arc graphics, and security enhancements like Intel vPro and fTPM 2.0;
➂ Compact 0.48-liter chassis supports four 4K displays via HDMI 2.1/Thunderbolt 4, with tool-free upgrades and power-synced monitor control.
July 17
- World’s First Comparator Free Chip For Memory Sorting
➀ Researchers developed the world's first comparator-free memory sorting chip using memristor-based PIM architecture and Tree Node Skipping algorithm;
➁ The system achieved 7.7× speed improvement and 160.4× energy efficiency compared to ASIC solutions, enabling real-time applications;
➂ Demonstrated versatility in path planning and AI acceleration, paving the way for next-gen edge computing and intelligent hardware.
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July 14
- JOB: Hardware Engineer At Emerson In Pune
- JOB: DFT Engineer At MosChip In Hyderabad
- JOB: Hardware Design Engineer At Nexstem In Bengaluru
- JOB: Bluetooth Development Engineer At Visteon In Chennai
- JOB: Wi-Fi Development Engineer At Visteon In Chennai
- AI Helps Robot Walk On Any Ground
➀ Researchers developed an AI system enabling four-legged robots to adapt walking gaits using deep reinforcement learning, mimicking animal strategies like gait switching and real-time adjustment;
➁ The robot autonomously navigates diverse terrains relying solely on internal sensors, learning 9x faster than biological evolution without visual input;
➂ This breakthrough enhances robotic deployment in hazardous environments and provides new methods for studying animal locomotion through physics-based simulations.
July 11
July 10
- Implantable Device Could Save Diabetes Patients
➀ MIT engineers developed an implantable device that wirelessly delivers emergency drugs like glucagon (for hypoglycemia) and epinephrine (for allergic reactions);
➀ The nickel-titanium alloy sealed device uses radiofrequency signals to trigger drug release when needed, integrating with glucose monitors for automated diabetes management;
➂ Successful animal trials showed rapid blood sugar stabilization, with plans for extended durability testing and human clinical trials within 3 years