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THine Introduces Complete 13MP PDAF UVC Camera Reference Design Kit Camera Kit with Ultra-High Resolution, SuperSpeed USB, and Instant Autofocus Enables Rapid Development and Production of Embedded Streaming Video Applications Santa Clara, CA, May 25, 2021] THine Solutions, Inc., a THine company, today introduced their new THEIA-CAM family of camera Reference Design Kits. The first Kit in the family is the THSCU101, a 13-megapixel Phase-Detection Auto-Focus (PDAF) USB Video Class (UVC) camera Reference Design Kit. The THSCU101 Kit is based on THine’s THP7312 image signal processor (ISP), S...

CPU Tests: Synthetic Conclusion: Powerful, but Power Hungry Last week Intel launched their Tiger Lake-H family of laptop processors. Aimed at the larger 14-inch and above laptops, this processor family is Intel’s newest offering for the high-performance laptop market, stepping in above Intel’s mobility-focused U and Y series of chips. Based on the same Tiger Lake architecture that we first became familiar with last year, Tiger Lake-H is bigger and better (at least where the CPU is concerned), offering up to 8 CPU cores and other benefits like additional PCIe lanes. Overall, Intel’s H-se...

/PRNewswire/ -- Following up on our previous announcement of power solutions for the Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC, AnDAPT is also introducing power solutions...

MasterGaN reference design demonstrates heatsink-free 250W resonant converter STMicroelectronics has released the first reference design for its MasterGaN power packages, demonstrating how the new highly integrated devices increase power density, boost energy efficiency, simplify design, and accelerate time to market. The EVLMG1-250WLLC reference design is a 250W resonant converter with a 100mm x 60mm board outline and 35mm maximum component height. It features the MasterGaN, which contains one half-bridge STDRIVE gate driver optimally connected to two 650V normally-of...

Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c performance analysis shows impressive results over competition Mar 11, 2021 17:50 EST with 9 comments There's a new performance analysis out that focuses on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 7c chipset, and it shows some interesting results. The tests were carried out by HOTTECH, and they put the Snapdragon 7c against competing products from Intel and MediaTek, all running Chrome OS. Interestingly, AMD wasn't represented in this test, which is a shame. Five Chromebooks were used, including the following: Snapdragon 7c Reference Platform (Qualcomm Snapdra...