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This blog will explain how you can incorporate a dual-output DC/DC converter into your designs to meet the requirement for a higher voltage supply. Managing Multiple Supply Rail Com- plexity OCTOBER, 2019 The industrial manufacturing landseape has experienced a significant ramp up in the range of technologies deployed across the factory floor. With industrial floor space at a premium, the amount of equipment squeezed into a single control cabinet is rapidly increasing, as is the compute workload. Responding to these chal- lenges, many engineers are incorporating more powerful Systems on Chip (SoCs) and program- mable logic devices into their designs. ‘Typi- cally, the consequence of using more sophis- ticated devices is that the number of different power rails required increases too. Traditional voltage rails such as 1.8V, 3.3V, and sV may be supplied from intermediate bus convertersworking from a 12V backplane. Increasingly; however, it is not uncommon for 24V rails to be required. In short, design engineers need to accommodate the growing design complexity as well as several different supply voltages and current-handling capabilities. Meeting the Need for a Higher Voltage Output Using a Dual-Output DC/DC Converter DC/DC converters are a favored means of provisioning low-to-medium-power supply voltages, whether for intermediate bus ar- chitectures or at point-of-load. Regulated single-output and dual-output versions are the most popular, with the majority also providing a means of isolation, essential for compliance with various safety standards. They are certainly the “go-to” device for engineers as they plan the power architec- ture of a new design. However, sometimes the application may require a higher output voltage rail so that a particular function can be incorporated. The natural choice, if the power requirement is not excessive, is to add another DC/DC converter that provides the required voltage—for example, 24V. Un- fortunately, this can introduce some com- plications that require consideration. First, it can introduce an additional product into the Bill of Materials (BOM) that will need to be sourced and managed. Also, in this example, a single-output 24V DC/DC con- verter might occupy a larger PCB footprint. Secondary considerations could, depending on the construction of the converter, include an impact on the overall equipment’s Mean Time Before Failure (MTBF). A higher-volt- age, single-output DC/DC converter could =) also introduce a small additional cost. A viable approach to this dilemma is to use a dual-output DC/DC to provide a single, higher-voltage output. For example, consider the dual-output DC/DC converter illustrated in Figure 1. It provides a filtered, regulated, and isolated +/-12V output. Internally, the converter uses two separate but identical sec- ondary windings tied together in a serial con- figuration to provide a mid-point common oV rail. This isa popular way of delivering a +12V and a -12V output for an application. Figure 1: The diagram illustrates a dual- output DC/DC converter delivering a+/-12V output around a common ground. (Source: TDK Lambda) However, by taking the output across the combined secondary winding—without using the center tap oV connection—design engi- neers can achieve a 24V supply (Figure 2 Nothing has changed with the converter; it is still a dual-output +/-12V converter, but it is delivering a single +24V from the same pack- age. Since the output is effectively in a com- bined series configuration, the available +24V output current is the same as the rating for a separate output. Likewise, a design engineer could use a +/-15V converter to provide a sin- gle 30V output. Before embarking on using a dual DC/DC converter to provide a single output, it is rec- ommended that the manufacturer's datasheet is carefully checked to see if it can be used in this way. Figure 2: The diagram illustrates the same converter from Figure 1 configured to deliver a single 24V output. (Source: TDK Lambda)‘The TDK Lambda CCG Series ‘An example of a converter that is suitable for use in this way is the TDK Lambda CCG series—see Figure 3—of which the CCG30- 24-12D would be a representative DC/DC converter for the configuration illustrated above. This series of 15W to 30W isolated, high-efficiency (up to 92 percent) DC/DC converters fit the industry-standard 25.4mm x 25.4mm footprint and accommodate the ultra-wide 4:1 input voltage range of 9V to 36V or 18V to 76V. In addition, the converters are shielded on alll six sides, helping to reduce radiated noise and ensure electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) compliance. Figure 3: The TDK Lambda CCG series of ‘ALL ABOUT ELECTRONICS ‘OCTOBER, 2019 DC/DC converters with their dual output de- sign enables engineers to develop products that support higher voltage rails. (Source: TDK Lambda) The CCG series comes with a five-year war- ranty, can be used across the -40°C to 85°C temperature range, and suits industrial, com- munications, and test and measurement ap- plications. A Viable Solution to Delivering a High- er-Voltage Output By incorporating a dual-output DC/DC con- verter, perhaps one that is already in the de- sign’s BOM, to deliver a single higher-voltage rail, the power supply design can be simpli- fied, with the potential to reduce the overall BOM costs.ree Lire dace MAE ele mere lee et mela) Smart Camera Solutions Employing Deep Learning for Object Recognition Smart Camera Development enesas Electronics Corporation , a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, and StradVision, Inc. a vision pro- essing technology solutions pro- vider for autonomous vehicles with expertise in deep learning, today announced the joint development of a deep learning-based object recognition solution for smart cameras used in next-generation advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) applications and cameras for ADAS Level 2 and above. To avoid hazards in urban areas, next-gener- ation ADAS implementations require high-pre- cision object recognition capable of detecting so-called vulnerable road users (VRUs) such as pedestrians and cyclists. At the same time, for mass-market mid-tier to entry-level vehicles, these systems must consume very low power. The new solution from Renesas and StradVi- sion achieves both and is designed to accelerate the widespread adoption of ADAS. “A leader in vision processing technology, StradVision has abundant experience devel oping ADAS implementations using Renesas’ R-Car SoCs, and with this collaboration, we are enabling production-ready solutions that enable safe and accurate mobility in the fu- ture,” said Naoki Yoshida, Vice President of Renesas’ Automotive Technical Customer Engagement Business Division. “This new joint deep learning-based solution optimized ABOUT ‘OCTOBER. 201910 for R-Car SoCs will contribute to the wide- spread adoption of next-generation ADAS implementations and support the escalating vision sensor requirements expected to arrive in the next few years.” “StradVision is excited to combine forces with Renesas to help developers efficiently advance their efforts to make the next big leap in ADAS,” said Junhwan Kim, CEO of Strad- Vision. “This joint effort will not only trans- late into quick and effective evaluations, but also deliver greatly improved ADAS perfor- mance. With the massive growth expected in the front camera market in the coming years, this collaboration puts both StradVision and Renesas in excellent position to provide the best possible technology.” StradVision’s deep learning-based object recognition software delivers high perfor~ manee in recognizing vehicles, pedestrians, and lane marking. This high-precision recog nition software has been optimized for Rene- sas R-Car automotive system-on-chip (SoC) products R-Car V3H and R-Car V3M, which have an established track record in mass- produced vehicles. These R-Car devices in- corporate a dedicated engine for deep learn- ing processing called CNN-IP (Convolution Neural Network Intellectual Property), en- abling them to run StradVision’s SVNet auto- motive deep learning network at high speed with minimal power consumption. The object recognition solution resulting from this col- laboration realizes deep learning-based ob- ject recognition while maintaining low pow- er consumption, making its use suitable in mass-produced vehicles, encouraging ADAS adoption NI TESTS THE COMPUTING PLATFORM FOR AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES TI, the provider of a software- defined platform that helps ac- celerate the development and performance of automated test and automated measurement systems, today announced a solution to test the computing platform for autonomous ve- hicles (AVs). AYs are among the most complex systems being tested today. At the heart of the AV is a powerful computing platform that analyzes the environment around the vehicle and de- termines the appropriate action to help en- sure the safety of the car and its surroundings. As automotive companies design and build their own AV supercomputers that combine automotive-specific networks and sensors with consumer electronic components for this computing platform, a critical balance must be struck between high computing power and adequate efficiency. Validating this balance in ‘ALL ABOUT ELECT ‘OCTOBER, 2019 the computing hardware requires a flexible test platform that can continually be adapted through software. By working with lead cus- tomers, NI has proven that it can meet the challenges of today and tomorrow with a sin- gle platform for testing automotive networks, digital protocols, sensor interfaces and power consumption capabilities. This test platform, sealable to production, is ideal to test the cus- tom supercomputers that will enable the de- ployment of AVs. “With over 40 years working with teams automating V&V test systems, NT is a trusted advisor for helping test engineering groups maximize test effectiveness, enabling them to release quality products efficiently and confi- dently,” said Chad Chesney, general manager and vice president, Transportation, NI. NI's solution for testing the complex com- puting platform consists of modular hardware with a configurable set of I/O that includespower measurements, thermal performance, automotive networks, sensor interfaces and PCB electrical measurements. ‘The inherent flexibility in the modular design of NI’s solu- tion means that automotive test teams can add measurement capabilities to the test sys- tem without buying a new system or starting VITAL TO IN new report by Tematys has con- firmed the vital role photonics plays in innovation. ‘Assessing 794 Horizon 2020 projects from 2014 to April 2019 for their photonics content, Tematys has demonstrated the enormous impact on inno- vation photonics is having in important sec- tors, like Automotive, Agro-food, Security & Defense, and Biomedical industries. Highlighting the impact photonics has on from seratch. The footprint of the PXI-based system is also much smaller than that of a system composed of benchtop instruments. ‘The holistic platform approach simplifies sys- tem complexity and reduces the burden on test teams to integrate disparate pieces of test equipment. = NOVATION mega markets and application areas, the sur- vey shows light technologies are now an in extricable part of Personalised Healthcare, Industry 4.0., Smart Farming, and Secure Digital Society. The results come from a survey Explora- tion of Photonies Markets and published by the Photonics21 group. ‘Tematys examined projects funded in part by the EU and private enterprises where: pho- tonics played a major role or where photonics ABOUT ‘OCTOBER. 2019was a technology enabler. Photonies2i Executive Board member Professor Roberta Ramponi said: “The results of the survey have confirmed our belief that photonics is an indispensable technology vi- tal to innovation in most end-user markets.” “At an estimated €90 Billion per annum, the European Photonics market continues to support making Europe’s economy more competitive, and is essential to global market growth.” “Things that matter to everyday users in industries like healthcare or producing clean food from farm to fork are all benefitting from the rapid, accurate and non-invasive manner in which light can detect and measure. It is quite clear to see the enormous impacts on in- novation light technologies are having.” “While these technologies will create new jobs over the next three years in the photon- ies sector alone as a direct result of our PPP projects, most megamarkets will benefit from the creation of new high-tech jobs in their ALL OCTOBER, 2019 respective fields from photonics,” Professor Ramponi said. Thierry Robin from Tematys said: “Our analysis Shows photonics technologies are crucial to new Industry 4.0 applications like the Internet of Things (IoT), Factories of the Future (FoF), Smart Cities, Autonomous Ve- hicles, and to the need for next-generation biosensors, secure communications, LEDs for smart lighting, and quantum technology.” “Beyond their use in numerous other proj- ects, these exclusive photonics projects are very important because they prepare the in- troduction of light technologies in application sectors,” Robin said. From 2014 to 2018, the European Com- mission committed over €445 million to pho- tonics projects in Horizon 2020, which are comprised of 1017 participants, 275 of which are SMEs and 281 big companies. For more information, visit: www.photon- ics21.org =TEST AND MEASUREMENT SOLUTIONS AT SCTE CABLE avi Solutions introduced new test and measurement solutions to enable a fast track to optimized cable plant performance. The new products will be showcased at the SCTE Cable-Tec Expo 2019, October 1-3 in New Orleans, along with a comprehensive portfolio of solutions for simplified migration to Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) and DOCSIS 3.1, faster fiber inspection and opti- mized Ethernet service delivery. For today's service providers and multiple system operators (MSOs), increasing compe- tition means that maximum performance and reliability are crucial to reducing churn. Yet with growing network complexity and evoly- VIAVI ing technologies, MSOs need to equip front- line cable technicians and contractors with simplified tools and automated processes to enable them to quickly identify installation faults and troubleshoot service issues. To ad- dress these challenges, VIAVI is offering the following new solutions: The VIAVI ONX-220 is the newest addition to the trusted OneExpert family of test meters, enabling fast, complete and precise signal mea~ surements to verify cable activation and trou- bleshoot high-speed Gigabit Ethernet, DOCSIS. and Wi-Fi service. A user-friendly dashboard highlights known faults and provides simple ABOUT ‘OCTOBER. 2019notifications, delivering complete autotest re- sults in less than two minutes. The ONX-220 meter enables technicians to promptly identify and resolve complex issues regardless of their skill level for efficient close-out and reporting, Seeker X Leakage Detection System VIAVI leakage detection technology helps MSOs enhance subscriber experience by ef- ficiently finding plant faults often responsible for service-impacting ingress issues. The new VIAVI Seeker X sets a new bar for agility to unlock fall flexibility for maximum spectrum utilization, while delivering the speed and sensitivity’ to detect leaks that other systems miss. With compatibility for evolving Remote PHY and DOCSIS 3.1 networks including OFDM detection, as well as traditional HFC technologies, the Seeker X leakage detector offers MSOs a versatile, future-proof solution. ONMS (Optical Network Management Solutions) Supporting MSOs deploying deep fiber net- works, the ONMS family offers the modu- lar OTU-8000 Optical Test Unit with a tun- able DWDM OTDR and the ultra-compact OTU-g000 rack-mounted OTDR for rapid, automatic identification of fiber events such as bends, crushes, breaks and malicious tap- ping. A single optical test head can test hun- Greds of fiber links, and auto reports the GPS location of a fault within minutes, dramati- cally reducing the time and cost of construc- tion and repair. This scalable platform allows for the use of many wavelengths and dynamic ranges in order to optimize fiber monitoring for a changing network, thereby ensuring ac- curate fiber monitoring, testing and sensing for reliable service from deployment and ac- tivation through operation. With integration of alarms into the XPERTrak system coming soon, MSO can have a comprehensive view of their hybrid coax and fiber network. “With the convergence of trends toward a shrinking workforce, growing workloads and fast-evolving network architectures, cable op- erators are faced with the reality that front- line technicians often lack both the experi- ence and the skillset needed to rapidly and accurately address service issues,” said Koji Okamoto, Senior Director, Converged Instru- ments and Virtual Test, VIAVI. “Building on a rich legacy in test and measurement exper- tise, VIAVTis at the forefront of streamlining and automating workflows to deliver cable and fiber testing solutions enabling MSOs to optimize the cable plant for the best possible customer quality of experience.” The new ONX-220, Seeker X and ONMS solutions will be on display at SCTE Cable- Tec Expo 2019, October 1-3, 2019, in New Or- leans. a 14 MICROCARE PRESENTS ITS SUSTAINABLE CLEANING SOLUTIONS AT PRODUCTRONICA icroCare Europe BVBA, a lead- ing manufacturer of ‘critical cleaning, coating and lubri tion products, will exhi range of sustainable cleaning solutions at Productronica in Munich, Ger- many from 12-15 November 2019. A high- light will be the company's innovative Ter- go™ family of cleaning products which boasts ‘ALL ABOUT ELECTRONICS OCTOBER, 2019 impressive ‘green’ credentials. As manufacturers become increasingly aware of the importance to find sustainable practices, MieroCare will present its highly-advanced cleaning produets which have been developed to not only clean effectively but in an economi- cally and environmentally sound way. “When it comes to selecting cleaning solu- tions, we are seeing a change to the approach‘ — Tergo High Performance Flux Remover in which the electronics industry is choosing their cleaning processes,” said Scott Wells, General Manager, MieroCare Europe. “A very important consideration is its sus- tainability. Cleaning processes must minimise any negative environmental impact, whilst also conserving resources like energy. At the same time, it has to clean effectively. This is particularly important as electronic compo- nents become smaller and more intricate. “Another significant factor is ensuring the safety of the workers. The Tergo™ prod- uct range upholds regulatory compliances with excellent toxicity profiles, making them safer for the environment and people. Dur- ing Productronica we will introduce visitors to the Tergo™ product range including Ter- go™ High Performance Flux Remover which is having a very positive effect on long-term sustainable cleaning for companies around the world.” “At MicroCare we realise just how impor- tant sustainable manufacturing is and how it is becoming an integral part of how products are produced. Produetronica will be the ide- al platform in which to present the Tergo™ product range and showcase how these clean- ing solutions can help in the operational goal of sustainability.” Tergo™ High Performance Flux Remov- er is a non-flammable fluid engineered for cleaning PCBs in vapour degreasers. It fea~ tures a non-volatile additive specifically de- veloped to clean challenging high-tempera- ture solder pastes and flux residues, stubborn. white residues and water-soluble (OA) fluxes. Tergo™ High Performance Flux Remover is a drop-in replacement for many older legacy chemistries that are being phased-out under environmental, health, safety or economic pressures. It also makes it an excellent re- placement for power-hungry aqueous clean- ing machines, therefore helping to conserve natural resources. = nao ‘OCTOBER. 2019SECUREYE INTRODUCES INNOVATIVE 4CH LCD NVR KIT ecureye, one of the lead- ing brand in the surveil- ance and security domain launches its new 4CH LCD (1920 x1080p) Wi-Fi Security Camera System (NVR Kit) for both commercial and general (residential) consumers. Keeping in mind the technological evolu- tions in the industry, the com- pany is innovating and upscaling its series of products according to the feedbacks & demands of the growing consumers. This 11.6 inch LCD Monitor supports 2.0MP HD. outdoor/ indoor CCTV Cameras whereas it also comes with massive built-in Hard Disk which supports maximum stor- age up to 2TB, which makes it stands out from the others in the market. The key ben- efit of this NVR kit is that — it can be simply installed by plug and play wherever you want it without hurting or interfering the interior. A ding dong bell which comes with the kit can be installed 25mts away from the system, the LCD NVR becomes active from standby mode as anybody presses the bell. It has advanced intelligent Humanoid Mode which can access any moving object above 3ft height, which ‘turns LED light of the camera automatically and the high-quality color video starts getting captured. There is a great shift in security and sur- veillanee space and the technology has evolved manifolds throughout the decades. Commenting on the same Mr. Manish Agar- wal, Director, Secureye says we have devel- oped clever ways to keep our house and prop- erty secure. Even the cave dweller has there primitive ways to keep their dwellings safe and secure ~ possibly placing a wild “pet” animal near the mouth of the cave. Today, we can choose from the plethora of home secu- rity systems that are a far cry from some type of mammoth guarding a cave. Fueled by the infra growth in both com- mercial and residential space the security and surveillance market is going to see a lot of traction in the demand for surveillance equipments. The video surveillance market is growing at 10.5% CAGR is already over Rs. 5000 cr. in India and I think it’s not go- ing stop right here, in the years to come it will grow manifold and will bring new opportuni- ties in this sector. The kit is priced at RS 32500+taxes, which includes 4 cameras, LCD display and a bell «i} WW see! Weve MODULAR OPTO-ELECTRONIC NETWORK ANALYZER nritsu Company introduces the ME7848A Opto-electronic Network Analyzer (ONA) sys- tem, a flexible solution inte- rating the VectorStar® vector network analyzer (VNA) with an O/E calibration detector and E/O converters that conduets cost-effective E/O, O/E and 0/0 ‘measurements on optical devices operating at 850 nm, 1310 nm, and 1550 nm. Incorporating a modular approach, the ME7848A provides engineers with an unprecedented level of flexibility and the ability to customize the system with their own devices to meet specific test requirements, for significant time and cost benefits. The ME7848A modular system provides engineers with the ability to design optimal opto-electronic solutions and speed time-to- market by improving first-time yields. In ad- dition to the VectorStar VNA operating up to 40 GHz and 70 GHz, the solution consists of the MN4765B O/E calibration module detec- tor and MN4775A E/O modulator. Because the system is modular, the E/O modulator can be added when necessary, for added cost, efficiency. ‘The system can be adapted for different wavelengths with the addition of the appro- priate O/E calibration module or E/O cor verter. The VNA can be reconfigured for di ferent wavelengths through calibration with the MN4765B, eliminating the need for ad- ditional VNAs to accommodate various wave- lengths. Offering a traceable path with excellent performance specifications, the ME7848A ONA is well-suited for R&D and production of opto-electronic components used in opti- cal network data transfer systems. The system capabilities allows engineers to quickly iden- 5 tify measurement parameters and component performance for a high degree of confidence in their designs.18 Microchip Simplifies Hardware s the number and types of con- nected devices proliferates, mar- ket fragmentation and security vulnerabilities in the Internet of Things (IoT) have created signifi- cant challenges for developers. Hardware- based security is the only way to protect se- ret keys from physical attacks and remote extraction, but extensive security expertise, development time and costs are required to configure and provision each device. With companies producing anywhere from hun- dreds to millions of connected devices per year across the globe, scalability of architec ture can be a major barrier to deployments. Manufacturers typically have only been able to support configuring and provisioning for high-volume orders, leaving companies with low- to mid- sized deployments with low per- forming options. To address this need in the mass market, Microchip Technology Ine. in- troduced the industry's first pre-provisioned solution that provides secure key storage for low-, mid- and high-volume device deploy- ments using the ATECC608A secure element. Microchip's Trust Platform for its CryptoAu- thentication™ family enables companies of all sizes to easily implement secure authentica- tion. Microchip’s Trust Platform consists of a three-tier offering, providing out-of-the-box pre-provisioned, pre-configured or fully cus- tomizable secure elements, allowing develop- ers to choose the platform best suited for their individual design. As the first solution to pro- vide ready-to-go secure authentication for the mass market, the first tier — Trust&GO ~ provides zero-touch pre-provisioned secu: elements with a Minimum Orderable Quantity (MOQ) as low as 10 units. Device credentials ‘ALL ABODT ELECTRONICS OCTOBER, 2019 AY rey a > ee @ gab Lae \ A % are pre-programmed, shipped and locked in- side the ATECC608A for automated cloud or LoRaWAN™ authentication onboarding. In parallel, corresponding certificates and public keys are delivered in a “manifest” file, which is downloadable via Microchip's purchas- ing e-commerce store and select distribution partners. In addition to saving up to several months of development time, the solution significantly simplifies provisioning logistics, making it easy for mass market customers to secure and manage edge devices without the overhead cost of third-party provisioning ser- vices or certificate authorities. With the ability to authenticate to any pub- lic or private cloud infrastructure, Microchip's ust Platform is also flexible and customiz- able. For customers who want more custom- ization, the program includes the TrustFLEX and TrustCUSTOM platforms. The second tier in the program, TrustF LEX, offers the flexibil- ity to use the customer's certificate authority of choice while still benefiting from pre-con- figured use cases. These use cases include baseline security measures such as Transport Layer Security (TLS) hardened authentica-tion for connecting to any IP-based network using any certificate chain, LoRaWAN au- thentication, secure boot, Over-the-Air (OTA) updates, IP protection, user data protection and key rotation. This reduces the time and complexity involved in customizing the device without requiring customized part numbers. For customers who would like to entirely cus- “ tomize their designs, the third tier in the pro- gram — TrustCUSTOM — provides customer- specific configuration capabilities and custom credential provisioning, Microchip worked with Amazon Web Ser- vices (AWS) to enable a straightforward and simplified onboarding process into AWS IoT easter eam a) p services for products designed with all vari- ants of the Microchip Trust Platform. The ATECC608A provides Common Crite- ria Joint Interpretation Library (JIL) “high’ rated secure key storage, giving customers confidence that devices implement industry- proven security practices and the highest level of secure key storage. With hardware- based root of trust storage and cryptographic countermeasures, the device protects against the widest classes of known physical attacks. Microchip’s secure manufacturing facilities safely provision keys, ensuring that keys are never exposed to any party during provision- ing or the lifetime of the device. m Low Capacitance TVS Diode Arrays ittelfuse, the global leader in circuit pro- tection, introduced series of low ca pacitance TVS Di- ode Arrays (SPA® Diodes) optimized to protect high- speed differential data lines from electrostatic discharge (ESD), cable discharge events (CDE), electrical fast tran- sients (EFT), and lightning- induced surges, keeping network communications re- liable by safeguarding signal integrity. + Power over Ethernet (PoE) Protection + Low-speed Outdoor Port Protection The 8.0SMDJ Series TVS Diodes offer these key benefits: + High power protection from voltage transients and surge _ lightning events as well as excellent clamping performance for increased reliability of sensitive electronics. + High power density in The SP3384NUTG Series can protect up to four chan- nels against up to 15A (IEC 61000-4-5 2nd edition) and upto #30kV ESD (IEC 61000- 4-2) and is available in a compact uDFN package. The combination of low capa tance and low clamping volt- age make the SP3384NUTG a robust protection solution for 2.56/sG/10G Ethernet high- speed data interfaces without signal degradation, resulting in high reliability for a variety of applications. Typical markets and applications for _ the 8.0SMDJ series TVS Di- odes include: + Data Centres + Industrial + Home Appliances + Consumer Electronics + ACand DC Protection compact, low profile DO- 214AB package allows for quick and easy PCB lay- out and PCBA assembly while conserving valuable board space. + Replaces AC side and DC side MOVs with a solution that provides better reli- ability, accurate clamp- ing, and fast response time when compared to20 bh Osram's new ‘oday, only a few future topics are dis- cussed as profoundly as autonomous driving. The majority of system pro- viders are convinced that there is no way around LiDAR when it comes to advancing autonomous driving. Osram has been a market leader in the development and production of these special infrared lasers for over 15 years. There are now more than ten mil- lion units in the field — without a single chip defect. With the world’s first AEC-Q102 quali- fied four-channel and singlechannel pulse la- ser, system developers can now choose from an even greater variety of infrared components from Osram. The two new products offer a con- vincing performance of 125 Watt per channel and an efficiency of up to 33 percent. The requirements for safety systems in (semi-) autonomous vehicles are complex. ‘They must be reliable, work in alll lighting and weather conditions, identify potential haz~ ards and obstacles in time to take appropriate ‘ALL ABODT ELECTRONICS OCTOBER, 2019 driving decisions. There is now widespread agreement that only a combination of LiDAR, camera & radar is able to fulfill autonomous driving requirements. Osram introduced the first 905 nm laser to the market more than ten years ago. Today it is the most commonly used wavelength in LiDAR solutions. For in- stance, the 905 nm has a significant advan- tage compared to 1550 nm wavelength solu- tions, especially in terms of total system costs. ‘A central aspect in terms of safety is the range of the used infrared light source. A powerful laser is required to be able to look as far ahead as possible. Both products show- case an impressive output power of 125 Watt at 40 A per channel. Thanks to its particularly low www.osram.com/os 2/4 thermal resis- tance of only 30 K/W for the single-channel- version (SPL SiL90A_3 Ao1) and 17 K/W for the four-channel device (SPL S4L90A_3 Ao1), heat is easily dissipated from the com- ponent - even at high currents. =easter eam a) Performance. Trust. Innovation. OWER SINGLE WALL HEAT SHRINK TUBING E Connectivity (TE), a world lead- er in connectivity and sensors, manufactures SWER single wall heat shrink tubing which is a cost effective, highly flame-retardant, 2:1 shrink ratio tubing made of irradiated, cross-linked polyolefin. It insulates and me- chanically protects components, electrical connections, terminations and more. This non-halogenated tubing is applicable for use in enclosed spaces, and it fully recovers at a relatively low 90°C, facilitating rapid applica- tion. Offered in two flexible types, X2 is a thin wall tubing and X4 is a very thin wall tubing. Both types are halogen free, permitting their use in enclosed spaces where toxic gasses from burning materials containing halogens are undesirable. SWER heat shrink tubing’s high degree of flame retardancy allows it to carry UL VW-1 and CSA OFT. TE’s SWFR single wall heat shrink tub- ing is highly flame-retardant, it is an excel- lent candidate for applications in appliances, motor vehicles, commercial electronics, and consumer electronics given the increased focus on consumer safety. It is environmen tally friendly and emits minimal amounts of toxic or acidic gasses when burned, mak- ing it appropriate for use in enclosed areas. It electrically insulates and mechanically protects components and other electrical connections and terminations. Low shrink temperature permits quick installation and reduces the risk of damage to temperature- sensitive components. The X2 thin wall ver- sion shrinks quickly, and the X4 very thin wall version can shrink more than twice as fast as the X2. With sizes from 0.8 to 30mm and two different wall thicknesses, this very flexible tubing is suitable for use in a range of applications. New marked versions allow for easy identification. As an authorized distributor for TE Con- nectivity, Heilind Asia provides TE’s products and also value added services. Heilind Asia supports both original equipment and con- tract manufacturers in all market segments of the electronics industry, stocking products from the industry's leading manufacturers in 25 component categories, with a particu- lar focus on interconnect, electromechanical, fastener/hardware and sensor products. = ABOUT ELECTRONICS ‘OCTOBER. 2019 21New OptiM0S™ 1IR3826(A)M integrated point-of-load DC- i SHEL fei Prine CeraM aot Gr OptiMOs™ 1R3826(A)M Pome eeprom bok ta ere Sane en tm cient device in two versio1 CP eel RTE en carly eerie) OSC cou SO eae oat tay Automotive Industry's First Full HD LCD Video Controller enesas Electronics Corporation (TSE:6723), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solu- . tions, today announced the au- \ »tomotive industry's first full HD To8op LOD video controller to include a 4-lane MIPI-CSI2 input. The RAA278842 LCD video controller's 4-lane (or dual 2-lane) 4, MIPI-CSI2 input supports up to 1 Gbps per _ lane to interface with the latest generation of automotive cameras, application processors and graphies processors. The controller also | supports a 150 MHz single-channel OpenLDI interface, and a variety of video interfaces and LCD panel sizes with resolutions up to 1920 x 1080. The RAA278842 is ideal for auto- 22 | Soper 2019 motive central infotainment displays (CIDs) and head units, instrument clusters, head-up displays (HUDs), and mirror replacement display applications that are essential for the growing needs of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). “The RAA278842_ LCD video controller helps automotive system manufacturers de- velop versatile and reliable display systems that provide superior HMI graphics for ana- log and digital video content,” said Niall Lyne, Senior Director, Automotive Mixed-Signal/ Power and Video, Renesas Electronics Cor- poration. “Our strong heritage in video sig- nal processing for backup cameras along with highly differentiated new technology isKS Peat ome ree a PONS Ueg eM tem oe Tr Raed for small PCB size and less capacitors. Peet eet Automotive Industry's First Full HD LCD Video Controller with MIPI-CSI2 Input valued by automakers and Tier-1 suppliers worldwide.” ‘The RAA278842 LCD video controller has 10-bit per color processing built into the im- age enhancement engine to provide near-zero latency, high quality video. Its integrated vid- eo diagnostics detects if the incoming video is frozen or corrupted and can provide a direct path for the rear camera video to be displayed on the LCD. This significantly improves rear camera display reliability, virtually eliminat- package with 5 mm x 6 mm footprint for easy Sei Nab y eRe Ran ee a roe s previous product offerings to allow ris! rade with minimum design efficiency uy a The IR3826(A)M solves the heat See esac era Pte The ote citer amos Sree Cota arson MavacR acta y it supports applications that Sen Neen Tae cos Sewer OOo The state-of-the-art PWM Gen 3 engine CU ules Om uo emu ceE frequency to reduce noise in multi-rail tele- com or high-end Netcom applications, like Deere Puvaeteyes Soy tetettests regulation: are fully RoHS2 compliant Son OE Toc eETC Mant ing the possibility of a software related prob- lem causing the rear camera video to be dis- played incorrectly or not at all. And because some application processors take several sec- onds to boot up (depending on the OS), the RAA278842 can display the camera image on an LCD in less than 500 milliseconds, thereby addressing the fast boot requirement of many OEMs. The RAA278842 with MIPI-CSI2 output and RAA278843 with traditional BT.656 out- put work with the system’s main processor to monitor the camera and the video data com- ing from the SoC or GPU. After vehicle igni- tion, while the instrument cluster boots up, the RAA2788qx controller can display the carmaker's logo or live camera video. The controller’s on-screen display feature can also simulate traditional tell-tale warning |” lamp checks in an instrument cluster applica- tion, Both controllers enable compliance with the FMVSS-111 safety law requiring the blind spot area behind the vehicle is displayed in less than two seconds after the driver places the vehicle in reverse gear. w op Mts ae | 2324 GITEX atrix Comsee, a leading manu- facturer of IP based Phone Systems and Voice Gateways is participating in GITEX Tech- nology Week 2019, Dubai, Dur- ing this event Matrix will unveil its server based ANANT UCS and will showease its complete range of Business IP-PBXs, VoIP & GSM Gate- ways and new portfolio of IP Communication endpoints. Matrix is going to unveil ANANT UCS at the event. ANANT is an enterprise-grade high capacity, high durability, high scalability and high efficacy software-based communication solution, It connects all the employees on a single platform. It offers a range of entery grade calling features that improves employ ees’ productivity and speeds up the decision- making process, With an in-call redundant sys- tem, ANANT UCS boasts of providing the best customer engagement. ‘ALL ABOUT ELECTRONICS OCTOBER, 2019 As a major highlight in IP-PBX domain, Ma- trix will showease its new Video Conferen Solution, PARISAT VC - an Enterprise Meet ing solution that sets a new benchmark by of- fering enhanced video and voice capabilities. The Video Conferencing server meets commu- nication needs of modern enterprises to brain- storm ideas and devise effective strategies. Matrix PARISAT VC empowers organizations for faster decision-making process and cre- ates enhanced customer experience. Moreover, Matrix will also showcase its Network Manage- ment solution ~ an all-in-one solution for cen- tral control of every connected Matrix commu- nication servers and Gateways in the network. Here, at this event, Matrix will exhibit its range of Gateways. Based on SIP (Session Ini- tiation Protocol), these Gateways allow easy integration with most of IP-PBX, TDM PBX, Soft switch and Hosted solutions. Award win ning series of Matrix Gateways are perfect forenterprise and carrier-class solutions. Starting from a single port VoIP adaptor to high den- sity VoIP-GSM-PRI-FXO/FXS Gateways, Ma- trix has one stop solution for every business needs. Preloaded with superior voice quality and state-of-the-art routing features, Matrix Gateways are ideal for multi-site connectivity, remote survivability and SIP trunking. Apart from this, Matrix is also going to showcase its wide range of IP Communication Endpoints along with its enterprise video collaboration desk phone - SPARSH VP710. “GITEX isa major technology event bringing ICT professionals on a common platform. Ma- trix is all set to showcase its latest Telecom so- Tutions at GITEX this year. We look forward to meeting key decision makers and service pro- viders and give them a first-hand experience of our Telecom solutions that are redefining busi ness communications and providing competi- tive advantage to our customers worldwide,” said Jatin Desai, Marketing Manager, Matrix Comsec. To get a closer look on Matrix Tele- com solutions, visit us at booth #23-B20 at GITEX 2019 scheduled from o6th to 10th Oc- tober, Dubai. FRED Pt® Ultrafast Rectifiers in MICROSMP PACKAGE shay Intertechnology, Inc. (NYSE: SH) introduced new 200 V FRED Pt® Ultrafast recovery rectifiers in the eSMP® series MicroSMP (DO- 219AD) package, including the in- dustry’s first such device to offer a current rat- ing to 2 A. Measuring 2.5 mm by 1.3 mm with a low 0.65 mm profile, the 1 A VS-1EQHo2HM3 and 2 A VS-2EQHO2HM3 provide space-sav- ing alternatives to rectifiers in the SMA. Also available are commercial versions, the 1 A VS- 1EQHo02-Mg and 2 A VS-2EQHo2-M3. The devices released today increase power density by providing the high current ratings typically reserved for the SMA package in the smaller MicroSMP, which utilizes 57 %less PCB space. For excellent thermal performance, the VS-1EQHO2HM3 and VS-2EQHo2HM3 fea- ture an asymmetric design with a large metal pad for heat dissipation, while their FRED Pt technology enables ultrafast recovery. times down to 13 ns, reduced Qrr to 11 nC, and soft recovery features over the entire working tem- perature range of -55 °C to +175 °C. The AEC-Q1o1 qualified devices feature low forward voltage drop down to 0.72 V at 1A, which reduces power losses and improves effi- ciency in high frequency inverters, DC/DC con verters, freewheeling diodes, and power factor correction in automotive engine control units (ECU), anti-lock braking systems (ABS), and HID and LED lighting, and telecom and indus trial power supplies. The VS-1EQHO2HM3 and VS-2EQHo2HM3 offer an MSL moisture sensitivity level of 1, per J-STD-020, LF maximum peak of +260 °C. RoHS-compliant and halogen-free, the devices are ideal for automated placement and allow for automated optical inspection (AOT) in automo- tive systems. = ‘Mmtcrosen zo? | 25at Element4’s Raspberry Pi Computer reach 15 Million Worldwide arnell, the Develop- 4 ment Distributor, is the leading manufac- turer and distributor of the Raspberry Pi single-board computer (SBC), which it has sold to electronie design engineers, educators, hobbyists and makers since its launch in 2012. Farnell’s sales alone, which are supported by its holistic offering including a diverse ecosystem of acces- sories and support through its elementig Community, have now reached the remarkable total of 15 million devices worldwide Raspberry Pi’s most recent launch, the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B computer, has driv. en a significant increa sales. This new board is the most powerful Raspberry Pi to date: three times faster than the previous model with a range of memory options and improved interfacing and con- nectivity to extend capabilities for all users. Raspberry Pi 4 can be used as a high-perfor- mance embedded platform, or as a full-featured desktop computer. Farnell stocks all Rasp- berry Pi models, alongside its diverse ecosystem of accesso- ries, which supports users as they build devices for home, education or commercial ap- plications. Farnell has cham- Raspberry Pi SY Ut 15,000,000 pioned Raspberry Pi through its elementig Communi- ty, creating a forum for its 650,000 members to access informative and educational threads, be inspired by fellow members’ ideas, and get in- volved in Raspberry Pi-based design challenges. Farnell also supports cus- tomers as they bring products to market with its maker-to- market service, programmes for startups, 24/7 techni- cal support and an exclusive agreement with Raspberry Pi (Trading) for the customisa- tion of Raspberry Pi prod- ucts. Customers supported by Farnell include French startup Airnodes, who devel- oped a smart mirror which can now be seen in hotels across France, and Future- home, based in Norway who developed an app-based home automation system using a Raspberry Pi-based platform customised by Farnell. Lee Turner, Global Head of Semiconductors and Single Board Computers for ele- mentiq said, “elementiq is Raspberry Pi's leading global distribution partner, selling 15 million devices since launch in 2012. This is a major mile- stone for elementig as well as the Raspberry Pi Foundation and we are delighted to have shared the journey with them so far. He also said, “The new Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Computer is a gamechanger, providing customers with a faster, more powerful and more feature-rich single board computer than ever before. The power of the Raspberry Pi 4, elementi4’s extensive distribution network, and the strength of elementiq’s parent company, Avnet, in develop- ing devices such as the Avnet Smartedge Industrial IoT Gateway, powered by Rasp- berry Pi, can only pave the way for more great things from this little board.” \Cyl Xe Sarsapae ange getnaetag nner ene MSOC Cee a at encase SNS Pt een REE Ree on eate being used by the doctor for getting timely in- coer eg ona et Soe Oe aR COR OR CRO S IE SUNOS URL On Celis ing via deployment in public locations like PUT Nace Cones Teco ee iy ena cma Coed POPC eMC MCRL ma es te es, live and real time monitoring of Traffic, Air Pollution, Temperature Monitoring is Ponbatrster tte * Precision Agriculture: The use of IoNT in Pec teat a COR eet Tad Pac ccncae tee renee net SONA Nene enemas Pome NR euecagl et eters environment monitoring, crop growth and even animal monitoring. With the devel OSTA TSN URI e aod (WNSN) various agriculture activities can Pee roe nn teres Crna IB CEU nos BU Ton toa are Chri oC MeCN VCRT OER TaEn CT iene orn toate tags PUUb corer een ones Other Possible Applications in Real World: Considering IONT advantages, in the near fu- ce ONU MC COR omc NC Battlefield Monitoring, Development of Nano- Snag Noe gee cee plications, Industry Production and many more. eed hictls cae ee Ree Sarum ic N teats eee COMUNE ee cera eae ocean tac g Ponies Cote errata hg SSeS Uae uch comprising IoNT for live deployment in var- See ene aes ee een (IoNT) is presented which is regarded as next evolutionary step in world of nanotechnology CMCC r ne eu and research areas, m oT ee ee CatheNE N25 2118] 32 HONGFA IS THE LEADING RELAY MANUFACTURER IN CHINA Techmezine: Please tell us more about your company Hongfa isa leading manufacturer of electrome- chanical relays, and is ranked No.1 in China and No.1 in Power relays & Latching relays globally. Founded in 1984, Hongfa specializes in devel- oping, manufacturing and promoting relays. With’a factory space of around 7,50,000sqm and a_250,000sqm new plant being set up, Hongfa has an annual production capacity of 2 billion relays of 180 series and 60,000 specifica- tions. It has 42 wholly or partially-owned sub- sidiaries, including Hongfa Europe GmbH and Hongfa America Inc. The company has a state level technical centre for post-doctoral research, an academician research station, and a testing and experimenting centre for relays and relat- ed produets that is recognized by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), VDE and China National ‘Accreditation Service for Conformity (CNAS). Tthas also been actively involved in formulat- ing multiple national standards. Hongfa relays are currently being exported to over 100 coun- tries. Hongfa's quality control system conforms to ISO/TSi6949 standards. It has the biggest product testing centre in China, which is eer- tified to undertake TUV and UL tests, and has VDE approval in China. This centre has signed contract with VDE for preferred partnership. The company's lab is approved by CNAS and UL America as a Witness Test Data Program (WIDP) lab. It isalso approved by VDE Germa- nyasa Test Data Acceptance Program (TDAP)- lab — the only one in China and the sixth one in the world. It has a full set of quality assurance systems including 1809001, ISO/ ‘TS16949, 18014001, OHSAS18001, GJB90o1A, and IECQ QC 080000. Hongfi has received many awards, including being ranked among the ‘Advanced High-tech Enterprises on the National Torch Plan’ by the Ministry of Science and Technol- ogy, and among the ‘National Export Base for ‘ALL ABOUT ELECT OCTOBER, 2019 @ DR.RAGOTUR Director - Indian Operations HONGFA GROUP - INDIA Automotive Components’ from the Ministry of Commerce and the National Development and Reform Commission. It is the only Chinese relay manufacturing company to be ranked as ‘China’s Top Brand’ Techmezine: What are the current tech- nologies evolving in the Power Relay? The current technologies evolving in the Power relays as follows. A: Smaller size and Lower height to save space (itis particularly important in smart socket or panel switch application) B: Lower power consumption to save energy (home applianee/White goods ) C: Higher switching capacity (especially in solar inverter) D: Anti explosion and fire retardant perfor- mance (for security issues) Techmezine: Please introduce HF118FK Power Relay+ spec and its applicationfocus? Regarding HF116FK Relay series FEATURES + 8A250VAC/30VDC switching capacity + 5KV dielectric strength (between coil and contacts) + Lowheight: 12.5mm + Creepage distance>8mm + Meeting VDE 0700, 0631 reinforce insula- tion + Prodtuetin accordance to TEC 60335-1avail- able + Flux proofed types + ULinsulation system: Class F APPLICATION Home appliance, thermostats, heating / boiler control, industrial and office automation con- trol, instrumentation, access control / security control, ete. Techmezine: Please introduce HF3FA-W Power Relay + spec and its application focus? Regarding HF3FA-W Relay series FEATURES + 8A.277VAC switching capability mee Test ]] + Flammability class according to UL94, V-0 + Product in accordance to IEC 60335-1 avail- able + Plastic sealed and fux proofed types available + Subminiature, standard PCB layout + UL insulation system: Class F APPLICATION Home appliance Techmezine: Please introduce HF167F Power Relay+ spec and its application focus? Regarding HF167¥ Relay series FEATURES + 90A 320VAC switching capabilit + Applicable to solar photovoltaic inverter + 3.0mmcontact gap + Low oil holding voltage contributes to sav- ing energy of equipment + UL insulation system: Class F APPLICATION PV Inverter Techmezine: What is your market growth in India and globai presence? Hongfa Market growth in India is around 15 to 16% year by year &7 to 9% Globally. = Automation Expo 2019 Istrut India showcased their prod- ucts and Solutions in the 14th Edi- tion of Automation Expo. The Expo was held at the Bombay ‘onvention and Exhibition Centre, Goregaon from 25thSeptember to 28th Sep- tember 2019. Alstruta company HQ in Chennai with office all over India and offering robotic and end of line automation solutions in discreate manu- facturing industries across India. Solutions include automated/semi-automated assem- bly lines, conveyors, work stations, end of line automation, etc. Industry verticals served are Automobile, Auto-component, Electrical, Elee- tronies, FMCG, Food, Packaging, Pharma ete. In this Automation Expo 2019, two types of collaborative robots were showeased, Universal Robots (an 6 axis Arm) and Mobile Industrial Robot (Autonomous Mobile Robot). Universal Robots are the leading manufacturers of Col- laborative Robots from Denmark with global presence and have deployed over 35,000c0- botsworldwise. Alstrut are leading partner in India and have deployed over 100 cobots in India in various applications. Mobile Indus- trial Robots is also based out of Denmark and a leading manufacturer of Natural Navigating ‘ALL ABOUT ELECTRONICS ‘OCTOBER. 2019 133AGVs (Autonomous Mobile Robots) for indus- trial applications which is a more flexible and safer option for many applications than con- ventional AGV's, traditionally being deployed in the industry for internal material handling. Mr. Anuj Bihani, Managing Director, Alstrut India said “We are a regular participant in Au- tomation Expo 2019 and it offers us a wonder- ful opportunity to connect with our customers and showcase to them our latest technology and innovations like the Cobotizur’ The cobot applications showcased at Auto- mation Expo 2019 included Pick and Place, palletizing, machine tending, vision-based Bin picking, sorting using advanced grippers. Co- bots show cases were UR3, UR5, UR10 and the e-Series URse. Apart from the Cobots, Alstrut also showcase solutions that compliment the cobot applications with electric grippers from Robotiq, On Robot, phD. Alsrut also show cased their conveyors, worktables ete. Highlight of this expo was the launch of Al- strut’s new ‘Cobotizur’, a modular, plug and play equipment which can be integrated with the UR1o or URioe collaborative robot from Universal Robots to provide the user a ‘collab- orative robot palletizer’. This is to automating palletizing of carton boxes on to a pallet. Uni- versal Robots has certified “Cobotizur” as a UR+ product. Mr. K Srinath, Business Head ~ Robotics, Alstrut India said, “With collaborative robots, the starting requirements and complexity asso- ‘ed with Automating manufacturing Opera- tion has reduced. The human-robot collabora- tion (HRC) brings a completely new possibility to automation asit simplifies it and makes au- tomation cost effective. The collaborative robot market is growing and to scale with the growth ,, we are working towards creating, em of systems integrators across India for partnership for providing innovative applications. We believe in ‘partnership value business model’, and we enable availability of , which helps in automating virtually ess, We are proud to be representing multiple companies who are world leaders in Collaborative Robot and Accessories bring the value to our partners and customers..These so- lutions are offered directly as well as through a eco systems of partners across India to busi nesses of all sizes from MSMEs and SMI MNCs who are now taking k rerest in tomating their production process. The key features of Cobotizur is Quick In- stallation, Vertical 7th axis, Minimal footprint, Modular easy to move, Continuous operation, Easy programming, Save to use and Minimal maintenance”. The cobotizur is shipped as an all-inclusive unit, inclusive of a vertical 7th axis, a custom Alstrut designed vacuum grip- per (gripur) to grip carton boxes of varying siz- es and weights and a vacuum pump. Deploying the cobotizur requires absolutely no expertise or programming knowledge. A simple one-time three-point calibration is all that is needed. Us- ing the intuitive touch-panel interface, users can ina few minutes, enter the dimensions and weight of all SKU, storing over 200 SKU types. It has a compact foot print, enabling installa- tion at existing site with minimal change in layout. The modular design also enables the palletizing solution to be relocated. System in- tegrators or end-users worldwide can buy and just need to follow five simple steps to deploy a safe palletizing solution at the End of Line in just a few hours. The ‘platform approach’ of providing a plug and produce equipment, empowers users to now deploy a simplified pal- letizing solution which earlier was perceived as a complex project.Embeddediech INDIA EXPO Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, India 19-21 February 2020 www.embeddedtechexpo.com ot Td 4 sae of Inctuding — ‘Cum =50 Qi gp PRODUCT SHOWCASE Electronic Components M2M/Connectivity Debuggers Electronic manufacturing services. = PCB manufacturing Circuit and board design Hardware devices and modules > ASIC and FPGA design Antivirus and intrusion for secure embedded systems SoC design detection Electronic test and Embedded Linux Security protocols for measurement accessories Embedded OS embedded systems Chassis design and fabrication = 3D printing Safe embedded Surface-mount technology Computer on module Operating systems Data protection security Electronic displays and much more. Embedded cryptography Semiconductors Meda Paoer rvnsers For Stall booking & Sponsorship details, Please Contact TectmBzine _ © Chow ona arena PsN eh DO SET amin inti Group|\OTSHOW.IN 13-15 FEB 2020 * KTPO * BENGALURU AN EVENT FOR THE CREATORS, THE ENABLERS AND THE INTEGRATORS Discover latest solutions to create or integrate loT Solutions at India’s biggest expo-cum-conference on IoT.Solar Power ROADMAP id you know that the amount of sunlight that strikes the earth's surface in an hour and a half is enough to handle the entire world’s energy consumption for a full year? Solar energy has amazing potential to power our daily lives thanks to constantly-improv- ing technologies. There are two main types of solar energy technologies—photovoltaic (PV) and concentrating solar power (CSP). PV, which is utilized in panels. When the sun shines onto a solar panel, photons from the sunlight are absorbed by the cells in the panel, which creates an electric field across the lay- ers and causes electricity to flow. The second technology is concentrating solar power, or CSP. It is used primarily in very large power plants and is not appropriate for residential IN INDIA use. This technology uses mirrors to reflect and concentrate sunlight onto receivers that collect solar energy and convert it to heat, which can then be used to produce electricity. Photovoltaic (PV): Photovoltaic (PV) ma~ terials and devices convert sunlight into elec- trical energy. A single PV device is known as a cell. An individual PV cell is usually small, typically producing about 1 or 2 watts of pow- er. To boost the power output of PV cells, they are connected together in chains to form larg- er units known as modules or panels. Mod- ules can be used individually, or several can be connected to form arrays. One or more ar- rays is then connected to the electrical grid as part of a complete PV system. Because of this modular structure, PV systems can be built to meet almost any eleetric power need, small or large.weste each eat eels} 38 India Photovoltaics Installed Capacity ‘010 16000 5080 2036 2319 — Hoe zon” wen G03 21s 2015 16 Concentrating solar power (CSP): Con- centrating solar power (CSP) technologies use mirrors to reflect and concentrate sun- light onto a single point where it is collected and converted into heat. This thermal energy can then be used to produce electricity. Con- centrating solar power systems are generally used for utility-scale projects, The mirrors in CSP plants focus sunlight onto a receiver that heats a high-temperature fluid, which is used to spin a turbine or power an engine that drives a generator. The final product is elec- tricity. Solar Power Roadmap in In The International Energy yates projected in 2014 that under its “High Renewables” sce- nario, by 2050, solar photovoltaics and con- centrated solar power would contribute about 16 and 11 percent, respectively of worldwide electricity consumption, and solar would be the world’s largest source of electricity. Most solar installations would be in China and In- dia, In 2017, solar power provided 1.7% of to- tal worldwide electricity production, growing, at 35% per annum. Generation of solar energy has tremendous scope in India. The geographical location of the country stands to its benefit for generat- ing solar energy. The reason being India is a tropical country and it receives solar radiation, almost throughout the year, which amounts to 3,000 hours of sunshine. This is equal to more than 5,000 trillion kWh. Almost, all parts of India receive 4-7 kWh of solar radiation per sq metres. This is equivalent to 2,300-3,200 ‘ALL ABOUT ELECT ‘OCTOBER, 2019 sunshine hours per year. States like Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Punjab, Raj- asthan, and West Bengal have great potential for tapping solar energy due to their location. Since majority of the population live in rural areas, there is much scope for solar energy be- ing promoted in these areas. Use of solar en- ergy can reduce the use of firewood and dung cakes by rural household. Many large projects have been proposed in India, some of them are following. Thar Desert of India has best solar power proj- ects, estimated to generate 700 to 2,100 GW. + The Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (INNSM) launched by the Centre is targeting 20,000 MW of solar energy power by 2022, + Gujarat’s pioneering solar power policy aims at 1,000 MW of solar energy generation, and Rs. 130 billion solar power plan was unveiled in July 2009, which projected to produce 20 GW of solar power by 2020. Apart from above, about 66 MW is in- stalled for various applications in the rural area, amounting to be used in solar lan- terns, street lighting systems and solar water pumps, ete. Thus, India has massive plan for Solar Energy generation that may not only fulfill the deficit of power generation but also contribute largely in Green Energy Produe- tion to help to reduce the Climatic Changes globally. Solar power in India is a fast developing in- dustry. The country’s solar installed capacity reached 30.071 GW as of 31 July 2019. India has the world’s third fastest expanding solar power program after China and USA. In the year 2017, India added a record 9,255 MW of solar power with another 9,627 MW of solar projects under development. India launches its National Solar Mission in2o10 under the National Action Plan on Climate Change, with plans to generate 20 GW by 2022. This target has been achieved four years ahead of its deadline with India surpassing 20 GW of installed solar capacity in January 2018. In January 2015, Indian prime minister Naren- dra Modi announced an initiative to increase the solar capacity to 100 GW and total renew- able power capacity to 175 GW by 2022. =1 T&M market is enjoying a surge in §G-related activity even though 4G network testing has not yet dis- appeared because 4G networks are still evolving; indeed, in some coun- tries, new 4G networks are still being rolled out. ‘The close relationship between 4G and 5G, in particular the use of the 4G core with 5G radio. network, and the new technical challenges of testing chipsets, devices, base stations and RAN designed for mm-Wave spectrum, mean that ‘T&M vendors have had to work hard alongside their NEP and operator partners to develop practical, economic testing methods. 5G NR Network Measurement: 5G NR is the new radio access technology for the next generation mobile communication standard that is significantly different from LTE in the following characteristics: New frequency bands below and above 6 GHz, promising globally available frequency ranges with the principle ones being: 3.4 to 4 GHz and 26 to 29 GHz. + Beamforming support for synchronization AES iTeye 5G NR Th Hy 4 signals and broadcast channels + Wide flexibility of physical radio parame- ters such as channel bandwidth, subcarrier spacing and symbol duration ‘These characteristics have an impact on the signal propagation and consequently increase the need for accurate coverage measurements to enable and verify correct 5G NR network plan- ning and the rollout of base stations. This 5G NR coverage challenge impacts all phases of the lifecycle of 5G. NR networks: + Before network rollout (pre-instal- lation phase): 5G NR network measure- ments in a pre-commercial network trial are the only way to provide insights into the performance of the new technology and to overcome uncertainties before commercial Taunch. + At commercial network rollout (in- stallation phase): 5G NR network mea- surements verify 5G NR network planning and site installation, for example to deter- mine if the planned cluster and network coverage will be successful. MuMetrostnzn? | 39 TECHNOLOGY FOCUS »4uae NRE) E) at Mn) cue 2 we Speen fear seen) + In network optimization phase: 5G NR network measurements can verify the handover areas between sites, cells and beams and at the same time limit the inter- ference between cells to increase the pro- vided capacity. + Trouble shooting: 5G NR network mea- surements help find root causes of potential problems in networks, e.g. coverage holes, high interference causing too low capacity, etc. + Benchmarking: 5G NR network mea- surements will also support benchmarking campaigns in the future in order tocompare different operators’ 5G NR networks. Rohde & Schwarz is pioneering 5G New Radio (5G NR) network measurements with the world’s first commercially available 5G NR network measurement solution. This solution enables users in the 5G network ecosystem as well as regulators to measure the 5G NR network coverage accurately-one of the big- gest challenges in network planning. Rohde & Schwarz supports the industry by launching the world’s first commercial 5G NR network measurement solution. It consists of a net- work scanner with matching 5G NR scanning software and the R&S ROMES4 drive test As part of the development of mobile communi- cations systems through 3G and onwards to 4G, Anritsu has worked on evaluating cus- tomers’ products in cooperation with vendors of chipsets and communications modules as well as terminal makers, helping accumulate know-how about various technologies, includ- ing signalling, protocol and RF measurement, and forming the basis of the company’s prod- uct strengths. a 40 Automotive Microcontrollers utomotive microcontrollers are a self-contained system consist of processor, memory and peripher- als and is used as an embedded stem. The system uses an inte- grated chip whieh is used to control the func- tions in automobiles. Microcontrollers are used in the system that are small and consist of least component design. The uses in automo- biles include remote control system, operating system and automobile audio system. Key technologies used in automotive micro- controllers such as start stop system, parking assistance system, brake control system, air- bags ete. Start Stop system: Start-stop technol- ogy shuts down a vehicles engine when it's not needed, for instance, when it would otherwise idle, and starts the engine again ‘ALL ABOUT ELECT ‘OCTOBER, 2019 when the driver accelerates. This simple fuel-saving solution has been available for years, and is a low-cost efficiency im- provement. The start/stop feature alone is enough to classify a vehicle as a “micro hybrid,” and can save 5 — 10% in fuel costs. + Parking Assistance System: Automat- ed multistoried car parking system allows foran error-free, fast read, non- alternative to the traditional means of site security. With a variety of transponder form factors that can be mounted on or within the ve- hicle, people can enter a secured area with- out opening a door or a window to obtain authorization. By automated car parking management system, It can accommodate more cars in less space. This is probably the prime reasons why automated car park systems are a very attractive alternative toconventional car parking systems by mak- ing use of available space in more efficient manner. Anti-Lock Brake Control S; The anti-lock brake controller is also known as the CAB (Controller Anti-lock Brake). A typical ABS is composed of a central elec- tronic control unit (ECU), four wheels speed sensors, and two or more hydraulic valves within the vehicle brake circuit. The ECU constantly monitors the rotational speed of each wheel. When it senses that any number of wheels are rotating consid- erably slower than the others, it actuates the valves to decrease the pressure on the specific braking circuit for the individual wheel, effectively reducing the braking force on that wheel. The sensors can be- come contaminated with metallic dust, or other contaminants, and fail to correctly detect wheel slip; the ABS warning light will usually be illuminated on the instru- ment panel, and the ABS will be disabled until the fault is rectified. Airbag Microcontroller: Automotive airbag systems continue to enhance pas- senger safety through the incorporation of increasingly sophisticated features, Auto- motive suppliers face continuing pressure TECHNOLOGY FOCUS from the market to improve the perfor- mance while reducing costs. Market Dynamics and Key Players The market is expected to witness a CAGR of 17.2%, and is projected to reach USD 2,636.9 Million by 2023, Factors propelling the growth of automotive microcontroller market in- clude increase in technological advancement, increased in production of electric vehicles, installation of enhanced safety features and practices saving power & space and to bring down fuel consumption. Key findings of the automotive microcontrollers market are fol- lowing. ‘Renesas Allin-One Satety MCU: RMBSOIPIL-C ALAMO eLEETROMIGS | cocroser. 2019 | 4ise HMC) at MELs) + The development in electric vehicles and application of the microcontrollers drives the growth of the automotive microcon- trollers market. + The key players are keen to invest in the software that is required to increase the functionality of automobiles. + Geographically, Asia-Pacific is expected to grow at the significant rate during the forecast period. The growth of the market in the region is governed to the increasing demand for technological advanced cars. + Moreover, the mandatory implementation of safety regulation has led to rapid growth of automotive microcontrollers in. Asia- Pacific region. + Some of the leading players in the global automotive microcontrollers market in- clude Microchip Technology Inc., NXP Semiconductors, Renesas Electronics Corporation, Rohm Semiconductors, Texas Instruments Incorporated, Toshi- ba Corporation, Maxim Integrated, In- fineon Technologies AG, Cypress Semi- conductor Corporation, Analog Devices, among others = 42 Consumer loT Market Dynamics onsumer Internet of Things no lon- ger remains a novelty. The technol- ogy has capability to transform ev- ery nook and corner of the world. From home to office, drawer to shoe rack, consumer IoT has changed the way we handle our day to day work. Adding sen- sors and other functionalities to products is normal now-a-days. Higher product control, better business insights, resource tracking, business streamline, and better interaction to. people, systems and environments are some ofthe advantages of consumers IoT. As billions of devices, services and systems get connected, we see consumers getting ben- efit from the improved lifestyle use cases and companies becoming more efficient as they minimize their operational costs and increase their asset utilization. IoT will work hand in hand with the real-time Artificial Intelligence (AD as edge connected devices shift the para- digm from central clouds to decentralized, ubiquitous intelligence. With the increase in the number of con- nected devices, the provider of consumer Io services are launching several personal- ized services. Top leaders are emphasizing more on wireless technologies to quench the growing demand. The increasing adoption of consumer ToT across the globe is increasing the volume of data. These huge data volume ‘ALL ABOUT ELECT ‘OCTOBER, 2019 is one factor that is likely to drive the global consumer IoT market in the near future. Business leaders are adopting the IoT data management software in order to gain a com- petitive edge with predictive analytics, as well as optimize business operations. Along with this increasing demand for home monitor- ing in remote locations as well as the growing adoption of home automation devices is an- other strong factor which is aiding the growth of consumer IoT market. Global Consumer Market Dynamics The increase in internet penetration by con- sumers and growing adoption of smart device is likely to fuel growth of the global Consumer ToT market. On the basis of application, home automation is likely to account for maximum market share in the global consumer IoTmarket. This is due to growing demand home monitoring in remote location and rising adoption of home automation device in vari- ous applications are another factors driving market growth in coming years. he consumer IoT market is likely to witness significant growth owing to growing adop- tion during the course of forecast period from 2018 till 2026. The rising number of internet user owing to increase in disposable income and lifestyle in developing and developed economies is likely to bode well for the growth of the global consumer IoT market in the near future. The growth in the network infrastruc- ture is likely to boost growth of the global consumer IoT market in the coming years. The rise in connected device and growing number of internet penetrations is likely to another factors positively supporting growth of the global consumer IoT device. The rapid usage of connecting devices is expected to generate huge volume of data are another fac- tor stimulating market growth in the foresee- able future. Some of the key players operating in the global consumer IoT market are General Elec- tric (GE), Symantec Corporation, Amazon. com, Inc., Hewlett Packard Enterprise Com- pany and Microsoft Corporation. Moreover, presence of large and small scale industry in the global consumer IoT is likely to demon- strate fragmented structure, The manufactur- ers are highly concentrated towards research and development activities in order to expand their presence and maintain footprint in the global consumer IoT market. Advances in Artificial Intelligence coupled with ubiquitous connectivity, and real-time communication are enabling exponential growth in efficiencies generated by IoT. As machines and products have started com- municating with each other without any hu- man intervention, the real value of data is getting generated through better and faster decision-making, predictive analytics and au- tomation. India is already matching the pace in adapting new technologies like IoT, 5G, Al and cloud to drive new business models. The Government of India has introduced various policies and initiatives to leverage benefits of these disruptive technologies in various sec- tors, Many start-ups in India are also using these technologies to create new and innova~ tive business models. TECHNOLOGY FOCUS »4rs GNSS Correction Services the accuracy and integrity of GNSS can be greatly improved by using GNSS correction services. These services wirelessly transmit data containing real-time information on GNSS signal errors to GNSS receivers, en- hancing their performance and precision, and enabling positioning accuracies down to and below the centimeter-level. GNSS correction services generally fall into two categories, based either on the Observa- tion State Representation (OSR) or a State Space Representation (SSR) of the errors. These groups use different techniques, de- livery mechanisms, and core technologies to solve the same problem — the mitigation of key GNSS errors (e.g. clocks, orbits, biases, iono- sphere, troposphere) in order to enable high precision GNSS performance. Observation State Representa- tion (OSR) Observation Space Representation (OSR) correction services are supplied by the legacy GNSS correction services providers. The term. observation is used as the core techniques are centered on transferring corrected GNSS ob- servations from the nearest reference station to the rover. OSR services typically use a standardized format in RTCM v3.x over IP and the offerings Observation State Representa (OSR) Reference stations receive GNSS signals... (ip) Lt .. and transfer them to the processing center. Benefits: + Centimeter-level accuracy ‘ALL ABOUT ELECTRONICS OCTOBER, 2019 ol (ip) + Rovers transmit their approximate location to the processing station center ... .. and receive a GNSS correction stream tailored to their specific location. Downsides: + Only local coverage + High bandwidth needed + Correction data tailored only to a single location + Two-way communication necessaryare mainly B2C models focusing on a single geographic region (i.e. a country or state) tar- geting existing low volume, niche high preci- sion markets (such as surveying, agriculture, machine control). While OSR services deliver centimeter level accuracy provided the rover is within approxi- mately 30 kilometers of the nearest reference station, they require twoway communication with high bandwidth, making them difficult to scale up to serve mass market applications. Companies that provide these services QXWZ HxGN SmartNet Trimble VRSNow TopnetLive MBC State Space Representation (SSR) State Space Representation (SSR) correction services are the latest generation of GNSS cor- rection services provided by new entrants and the larger legacy providers. The term state is used as the core techniques are centered on using the reference station network to model the key errors over large geographical regions and transferring them to the rover. The rover uses the incoming data to create a local model of the GNSS errors, which it applies directly to the GNSS observations. The performance of SSR correction services depends on what er- rorsare transmitted to the rover device, which is detailed in the table below. Furthermore, the broadcast nature of SSR corrections enables the service to be more eas- Regione! Partarmance ———Daery——Covarage sera es =. , Benefits: Downsides: ily distributed over IP and even LBand satel- lite communication channels. In addition, providers of SSR services are focusing on scal” able B2B models to meet the demands of high precision mass market applications such as in automotive field. SSR services are able to achieve centime- terlevel positioning accuracies over large geo- graphic areas requiring only low bandwidth. Because all roving GNSS receivers rely on the same GNSS correction data stream, SSR ser- vices are a good fit for mass market applica tions. These companies offer these services: QXWZ HxGN SmartNet Sapcorda Trimble RTX Melco GPAS« ‘ZED-F9P module u-blox F9 high precision GNSS module Wmtcrosen 201? | 45rs Advanced and Scalable SOM-HMI Solutions for EV Charging Station THASNEEM nyis uniquely positioned to empower the devel- Weve Syaterms Pre Ld ‘opment of advanced and cost-effective solutions for emerging EV charging station requirements. nology is continuing to transform the automotive industry, particularly ‘The EVSE System-Block Diagram: the EV segment. The decrease in bat- One of the most important components of the tery cost and increase in battery ca-__ EVSE system is the Human-machine interface pacity, coupled with other advantages (HMI). The HMI facilitates easy interaction with such as zero-emission, noiseless operation, and the charging station and provides users access to overall cost savings have led to EVs becoming _ real-time data and analytics associated with the mainstream in India and globally. Atthe same charging process. time, more and more EV charging stations are __iWave’s System on Modules offers a highly being set up throughout thecountry to facilitate efficient and feature-rich platform for enabling fast and easy charging of EVs. Subsequently, the _ the development of smart, reliable and user- EV charging infrastructure (EVSE system) is friendly HMI solutions. The SOMssupport vary- rapidly evolving, integrating enhanced features _ ing levels of GUI interface starting from entry- and providing more value-added services to the _ level low-resolution graphics to high performing customers. 2D/3D GUI for enhanced user experience in iWave Systems, a Bangalore based leading _ the HIMI interface. {Wave's high-end SOMs are embedded solutions provider company has al- capable of performing real-time communica- ways been atthe forefront of developing unique tion with the EV Battery Management System solutions for the automotive industry. With a_ (BMS), collects vital data, perform analysis and broad portfolio of industrial and automotive enable remote access, real-time monitor and grade modules (SOM, SBC, Development diagnosis of battery health and energy status. platforms, and ODM solutions), thecompa- ‘The SOMs supports platforms to enable secure amen & | Se] ‘ALL ABOUT ELECTRONICS 46 | dcioeen, 2019High-end Ne eas Ne _ ee som — | — rare aeaui ia yng? 7000 SLM oi form recor] "soon soon sow 7ibpp RGB O5 aos wsepiny |supporttxtco Osplay| suppor vosatseiy — | spe eau 0) tpt WAGA 13660768) video oes wl mi To Encoder B HGS Decoder PU Stare rendered TE Rano viva 30 graphics, C3202 cxaphies NEON SauD engine display : graphics Gaon cates avapro | Shae7Oual Conexas @ upto Tito 53 @ ou me owe vp w L6ne per coe pw Sk gic calls conven @ 800 Wm? oa 360 Lroone & memory | & NANO Flash [2Me Gsm & oceNMe 9 exc FashExpandable (expanatie) connectnvity| "22! 10/100 Ethemet, | Dual 1000/100/10 Mops Ethemet, |, , v8, 2000/300/20 Mepsetnemes. minectivity| “ UART,CAN, USB,I2C, | UART,USBITAG,CAN,I2C,GPI0,sP1 | UART-USE ZC: SPGSIOTAG.PCIe Cane supported i ; n wanvoue | canbe ssppored | werisozazb/em+ aeveo | win 902.120//gin/ac + BLE WSO customer authorization and payment and allows. connectivity with Cloud platforms to generate advanced data analytics and diagnostics report for the consumers. iWave offers various SOM platforms for sat- isfying both low and high-end EVSE HMI re- quirements. For low-end applications, iWave offers the entry-level NXP@® i. MX6ULL (Cortex A7) SOM, and for high-end applications, there are two variants offered: NXP@ i.MX8M Mini (Cortex-Ag53 & Cortex-M4F) and Xilinx® Zynq 7000 SoC FPGA SOM (Cortex Ag & versatile 1/Ousing FPGA). The SOMs integrates powerful ARM® Cor- tex® cores and comprises of all the essential interfaces, connectivity and graphics accelera- tion for enabling high performance, rugged and cost-effective HMI solutions. The Zynq 7000 SOM incorporates a flex- ible ARM@® + FPGA architecture that enables hardware, software and I/O programmabil- ity to satisfy various design requirements. The SOM allows the integration of custom I/O in- terfaces, serial ports, hardware acceleration, etc. to complement the addition of extra interfaces and features at the backend BMS and the HMI interface. The SOMs and its key features for HMI applications are illustrated below: iWave also offers ready to use custom and per- formance scalable HMI panels with various con- figuration options in terms of processor perfor- mance, memory, display /resolution, OS, GUI, driver development/porting, etc. iWave’s vast experience in SOM ODM busi- ness with the added advantage of design service for Industrial, Automotive, Health Care and Embedded applications elevates us as a one- stop-shop for all hardware, software and cus- tomized design solutions. With 10+ years product availability, custom SOM configuration and dedicated technical sup- port including carrier board review, software support, etc., designers and OEMs can be as- sured of our unwavering quality and long-term service. Our support resources include detailed hardware and software user manual, carrier board schematics, BSP package with toolchain support, reference designs, etc. m Mmturosen zo | 47List of Electronic Components D | t | b t | | d | Key Corporation Oigi-Koy Prototype to Production’. Ths has led the company to be highly ranked year after year in industry surveys, in North America as well as Europe ig Since its founding in 1972, Digi-Key has been committed to offering the broadest selection of in-stock electronic ‘components, as well as providing the best service possible to www. digikey. com and Asia, in categories covering such facets of business as availability of product, speed of service, responsiveness to problems and more. its customers, aiding engineers through the entire design process, from ouser Electronics Mouser Electronics is a worldwide leading authorised MOUSER distributor of semiconductors and electronic components for ELECTRONICS ‘over 700 industry-leading manufacturers. 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