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Infineon XENSIV 3D Sensors Launched — A Must-Know for Electronics Engineers

What’s So Special About Measuring in 3D? Most sensors detect movement or position along a single direction. But Infineon’s new XENSIV™ 3D magnetic Hall-effect sensors can detect magnetic fields in three orthogonal directions — X, Y, and Z — all at once. That’s like giving your system a full spatial awareness upgrade.   Why does this matter? It lets designers …

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MIT’s New Low-Power 5G Chip

The Internet of Things is moving closer to 5G, but the journey hasn’t been easy—until now. Engineers at MIT have unveiled a new chip component that may finally crack the code on low-power, interference-resistant, 5G-ready IoT devices. Built for energy efficiency and mass connectivity, this breakthrough could reshape how we deploy connected devices across industries.   The 5G Promise Meets …

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India’s ₹8,000 Cr Push to Boost Electronics Components Manufacturing

The Ministry of Electronics and IT has received proposals worth ₹7,500–8,000 crore from nearly 100 Indian and international firms under the newly launched Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS). The scheme, announced in April, is part of India’s broader push to reduce import dependence, strengthen the supply chain, and support the growing domestic demand for electronics.   Beyond Final Products: Strengthening …

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Vishay Launches NTCAIMM66H Thermistor – The Smallest Part of Your EV That Makes the Biggest Difference

Why a Tiny Sensor from Vishay Could Be a Big Deal for EV Cooling and Charging   As electric vehicles (EVs) become more powerful, keeping them cool becomes more critical. That’s where tiny, clever sensors like Vishay’s new NTC immersion thermistor come in. Vishay Intertechnology has just introduced a compact temperature sensor that’s designed for the tight and tricky spaces …

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Renesas Launches Next-Gen GaN FETs for High-Efficiency AI, EV, and Power Systems

Renesas Electronics has just dropped a major update in the world of power semiconductors: three new 650V GaN FETs that promise to redefine energy efficiency and integration ease for multi-kilowatt applications—from AI data centers to EV charging stations. The devices—TP65H030G4PRS, TP65H030G4PWS, and TP65H030G4PQS—are part of Renesas’ new Gen IV Plus GaN lineup. Built on the SuperGaN® platform, acquired via Transphorm …

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$198 Billion on Wheels: Telematics and Vehicle Electronics Are Steering the Future of Smart Mobility

Modern vehicles are no longer just machines with engines—they’re software-defined platforms packed with sensors, chips, and real-time intelligence. According to a new report by Exactitude Consultancy, the global telematics and vehicle electronics market is expected to triple—from USD 63.4 billion in 2024 to over USD 198 billion by 2034, marking a massive CAGR of 12.2%. This is more than just …

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Gujarat’s ₹35,000 Cr Electronics Push: New Policy Promises Jobs, Faster Incentives, and a Global Manufacturing Edge

Gujarat is taking bold steps to reduce India’s import dependency in electronics manufacturing with the launch of its Electronics Component Manufacturing Policy-2025. With a target to attract over ₹35,000 crore in fresh investments, the state aims to become a key pillar in global electronics supply chains.   Unveiled by Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, the policy provides a powerful incentive framework …

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AAEON Unveils the World’s Smallest 13th Gen Intel Core SBC — Designed for Drones and Robotics

AAEON has once again pushed the limits of compact embedded computing with the launch of the de next-RAP8, a record-breaking single-board computer (SBC) powered by 13th Gen Intel® Core™ Processors — all packed into a tiny 86mm x 55mm footprint. Despite its compact size, the board comes loaded with performance and features that make it a top choice for robotics, …

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MIT’s Tiny GaN Transistors Promise Big Leap in Wireless and Power Electronics

A scalable, low-cost method for integrating GaN transistors on silicon chips could redefine high-speed communications and power electronics.   In a significant step forward for semiconductor innovation, researchers from MIT, in collaboration with Georgia Tech and the Air Force Research Laboratory, have developed a new 3D chip fabrication process that combines gallium nitride (GaN) transistors with standard silicon CMOS chips. …

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India Set to Reach $500B Electronics Output and Add Millions of Jobs by 2030: PwC Report

India is rapidly emerging as a key global destination for electronics manufacturing, driven by a major realignment in global supply chains, according to a new report by PwC.   The report highlights that this shift has already led to notable gains in India’s electronics output — especially in smartphones, semiconductors, and consumer devices — and predicts the nation is poised …

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