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Editor's Note


The 2025 Canadian Electronics Industry Report indicates that despite the past few years of stockpiling components, most OEMs and CEMs have shrunk their inventory. Download your own copy of this exclusive report from the EP&T home page online. - Stephen Law, Editor

NEWS

electronica 2024 to deliver strong supporting program

Concentrated expert knowledge in the forums and conferences » Read More...

Infineon unveils super thin silicon power wafer

German semi maker pushes technical boundaries, improves energy efficiency » Read More...

CMC Microsystems signs MOU with Canada’s Semiconductor Council

Understanding to Foster Collaborative Growth in Semiconductor Innovation » Read More...

FEATURE

Using AI to protect your supply chains

The relative calm in indicators suggests that organizations in the electronics industry are fulfilling the ‘never again’ vows they made in the wake of the extreme disruptions of the pandemic era. » Read More...

PRODUCTS

Tiny footprint sensor fits presence detection, facial recognition, always-on

OMNIVISION OV0TA1B monochrome (mono)/infrared (IR) CMOS image sensor fits 3mm module Y dimension and smaller notebook computers, webcams and IoT devices. » Read More...

1700V GaN switcher IC hits better than 90% efficiency

POWER INTEGRATIONS InnoMux-2 family of single-stage, independently regulated multi-output offline power supply ICs feature a 1700V gallium nitride switch. » Read More...

Software enablement expands Edge AI capabilities

NXP SEMICONDUCTORS adds two tools to its eIQ AI and machine learning development software, making it easier to deploy and use AI at the edge » Read More...

Signal generators deliver up to 2.5GSa/s sampling

RIGOL DG5000 Pro Series Signal Generators with up to 2.5GSa/s sampling and 64Mpts/ch memory depth (128Mpts/ch optional). » Read More...

EVENTS