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Wireless smart pole expands 5G mmWave capabilities in smart cities
Siklu and Schréder create a new way to increase coverage of ultra-fast wireless networks.
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Video: LG creates massive 3D platform ahead of virtual CES
Visitors can see the latest technologies across multiple businesses.
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VR content revenues set to double in five years
Standalone VR will expand while mobile VR is set to decline.
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SK Telecom rolls out artificial intelligence chip
The Korean telecom has set its sight on Nvidia’s GPU business.
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Four Gen-4 silicon-on-carbide discrete components introduced
UnitedSic’s new devices are geared for power applications in numerous industries.
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Aluminum capacitors increase design flexibility, save board space in high temperature applications
The automotive grade devices offer high ripple currents up to 3.36 A, operating temperatures to 125° C and useful life of 6,000 hours at 125° C.
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New VCSEL module technology: Increasing the output of spatial recognition and ranging systems by 30%
The vertical cavity surface emitting laser (VCSEL) technology achieves greater accuracy in spatial recognition and distance measuring systems by using time of flight systems.
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New Rectron bridge rectifiers released by New Yorker Electronics
The state-of-the-art single-phase bridge rectifiers are available in 2 A, 3 A and 4 A versions for reduced bridge size.
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Sager Electronics and Molex to host “What Matters in MedTech Now” webinar
Attendees will learn about electronic interconnect solutions relevant for the medical technology market.
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New Vishay high resolution digital proximity sensor with I2C interface now available
The new automotive grade proximity sensor delivers high resolution up to 20 µm for force sensing in automotive, consumer and industrial applications.
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Gowanda expands its DYCO Electronics facility
The expansion will help the company address market demand for its products, enhance work flow and improve operational efficiency.
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Watch: Flexible fiber optic sensors provide tactile sensation
Flexible sensors developed at Cornell University detect pressure, strain and other deformations as a stretchable skin with diverse applications from soft robots to healthcare.
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Black Friday tech deals 2020
Thanks to COVID-19, most people will be avoiding shopping malls and standing in long lines to shop in-person. Lucky for consumers, most retailers have the same prices and sales posted on their websites as they do in physical stores.
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Modelithics Broadband Microwave Global Models for Vishay Sfernice CH series resistors
New broadband Microwave Global Models are available for Vishay Sfernice CH series resistors in the 02016, 0402 and 0603 case sizes.
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How does LCD technology work?
Liquid crystal displays (LCDs) are called passive devices, as they do not generate any light to show animations, videos, images or characters.
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Can lidar be used to hack a robotic vacuum?
Yes, and it could be spying on you.
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13.5 billion smart home devices in active use by 2025
What devices will lead the way?
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Smart tire sensor embedded into a wheel for pressure monitoring
The device is being launched ahead of a forthcoming extension of mandatory tire pressure monitoring inside cars.
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Wi-Fi for IoT startup secures $13 million in funding
Morse Micro will use the funding to expand its product development for long-range Wi-Fi technology.
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High efficiency front-end module for smart city applications
The high performance transmit/receive front-end module provides greater than four times the range extension versus a system-on-chip alone.
