AMIC Technology (AMIC) has released the A43L1616, a 32 Mb SDRAM. With this introduction, the company says that it offers designers a unique in-between solution in cost sensitive applications, allowing the possibility of an optimum density performance between the 1 M x 16 and the 4 M x 16 SDRAM. The A43L1616, 2 M x16 SDRAM is pin-compatible with any industry standard 4 M x 16 SDRAM. Hence, interchangeability of the TSOP54 type-2 Pb-free package is easy in existing designs, immediately reducing costs and power consumption, according to AMIC. The A43L1616, 2 M x 16 SDRAM is also available in -40-85°C temperature range as well as two clock speed options, 167 MHz and 143 MHz.
CSIR drives agenda to extract IP value for industrial development 23 June 2021
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The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) urged innovators and industry to maximise and explore the value of intellectual property (IP) to fast-track ideas to the market for the benefit ...
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The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has established a graphene programme to help South Africa to develop its own capabilities, technologies and products based on graphene.
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Read more...Avnet uses CalcuQuote API to improve customer experience 23 June 2021, Avnet Abacus, Avnet Silica
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Read more...Glitch-free power supervisor IC 23 June 2021, CST Electronics
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Read more...Worldwide IC market forecast to top $500 billion 23 June 2021
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Read more...Mouser recognises 2021 Best-in-Class Award winners 23 June 2021
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Mouser Electronics congratulated the 2021 winners of its annual Mouser Best-in-Class Awards. The annual awards selection, now in its 26th year, recognises the outstanding individuals from Mouser’s manufacturer ...
Read more...Structural battery breakthrough towards ’massless’ energy storage 26 May 2021
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Read more...BAMR celebrates 75th anniversary 26 May 2021, BAMR
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BAMR is celebrating its 75th year of serving the local industry, having been founded on 22 May 1946 by Fred Duk, a former Major in the South African Air Force, upon his return from the Second World ...
Read more...A tribute to Mark Schroeder 26 May 2021, S.J. Andrews Electronics
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Written by Mark’s family, with pride as we remember our husband, our dad, our granddad – a man who was and will always be so loved.
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