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Infineon introduces the new-generation USB 2.0 peripheral controller EZ-USB FX2G3
2026-01-28
Infineon Technologies AG (FSE: IFX / OTCQX: IFNNY), a global leader in power systems and the Internet of Things, has recently launched the new-generation USB 2.0 peripheral controller EZ-USB™ FX2G3. This product delivers outstanding performance, robust security, and advanced energy efficiency for USB devices. Based on the trusted EZ-USB™ FX2LP platform, the new controller provides highly adaptable solutions for industries requiring seamless and secure connectivity.
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Melexis Introduces 22-Bit High-Resolution Inductive Encoder
2026-01-26
Melexis, a global microelectronics engineering company, announced the launch of an inductive encoder chip with 22 bit high resolution - MLX90520. This market benchmark product can perfectly adapt to rotating and linear motion scenarios, fully meeting the high-precision and cost-effective position detection needs of robots and large mechanical joints with diameters ranging from 20 to 200 millimeters.
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Diodes Inc.’s high-performance 28V USB Type-C dual-function power delivery controller manages power requests and output for portable battery-pow
2026-01-22
Dior (Nasdaq: DIOD) launches AP53781 and AP53782 28V USB Type-C ® Power Transfer (PD) Dual Function Power (DRP) controller designed to manage DC power requests and outputs for portable battery powered devices. These two controllers support the latest USB PD3.1 Extended Power Range (EPR) standard and can output up to 140W for charging and discharging internal battery power.
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SynSense releases a new generation of ultra-low power, high-throughput invasive brain computer interface chip
2026-01-19
SynSense and the Zurich Institute of Neuroinformatics (INI) have officially released a new generation of ultra-low power, high-throughput invasive brain computer interface chip solution. This solution adopts a globally unique event driven neural morphology architecture, which overcomes the energy efficiency problem of high-density neural signal acquisition and real-time processing. Compared with existing solutions such as Neuralink and Intan, the energy efficiency is improved by 10-100 times, providing a mass-produced and highly reliable hardware foundation for long-term implantable brain computer interface systems.
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