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Geehy Semiconductor Unwraps Family of Automotive Arm Cortex M0+ MCUs

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By Duane Benson
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Geehy Semiconductor recently introduced three new automotive microcontrollers. The G32A1085, G32A1065, and G32A1045 are Arm Cortex-M0+ based microcontrollers targeted at automotive applications. All three operate at 64 MHz and have an integrated memory protection unit (MPU). The 1085 comes with 256 KB flash and 32 KB SRAM. The 1065 has 128KB and 16 KB and the 1045 has 64 KB and 8 KB.
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Microchip Releases Data Center Retimers for High‑Bandwidth Architectures

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By Duane Benson
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Microchip recently introduced their latest PCIe 6.0/CXL 3.1 compatible retimer chip; the PM8691 XpressConnect RTM-C 16xG6. The chip extends signal reach past the limits of PCIe 5 and 6 in AI data centers and installations with large CPU and GPU clusters. It compensates for delay, skew, jitter, and other degradations that occur due to the distance, connectors, and varying signal pathways in high performance computing environments.
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Siglent Integrates New Arbitrary Waveform Generator With IQ Modulation

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By Duane Benson
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Siglent recently introduced the new SDG8000A series arbitrary waveform generator platform. New SDG8000A series arbitrary waveform generator. The two models in the series, the SDG8004A and SDG8002A, both operate with a maximum output frequency of 4 GHz at 10 Giga samples per second (GSa/s) or 5 GHz at 12GSa/s. They have a maximum sampling rate of 10 GSa/s (12GSa/s optional), 16-bit vertical resolution, and a waveform length of 2 Gpts (4 Gpts optional).
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