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Automotive grade DC-Link film capacitors deliver stable capacitance and ESR in high humidity environments
The AEC-Q200 qualified DC-Link film capacitors withstand temperature humidity bias testing — 85° C, 85% relative humidity for 1,000 hours at rated voltage — without altering its electrical characteristics.
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RECOM Power’s RACM60 series AC/DC power supplies shipping from Sager Electronics
The modules are ideal for a variety of applications including medical monitors, measurement equipment and building management equipment.
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Protocol test system captures 200 Gb Ethernet PAM4 signaling
The dedicated analysis tool from Teledyne LeCroy offers complete test and network validation capabilities covering the full range of Ethernet speeds and protocols available.
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Intelligent system analyzes rhino footprints to fight poaching
Researchers from Duke University created an interactive software that reads and analyzes black rhino footprints to help conservationists track the animals.
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A tiny but sensitive fiber optic force sensor
A sensor measuring only 800 microns long and 100 microns in diameter was fabricated to detect extremely slight forces exerted by small objects.
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Watch: Largest camera sensor snaps first 3,200 megapixel photos
The 189 individual sensors under development for inclusion in the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope camera at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile have snapped their first images.
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Intelligent system manages sustainable energy tech
Researchers from CSEM created a system to manage individual and community renewable energy tech.
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Walmart collaborates with Flytrex on drone delivery pilot project
The Arkansas project will deliver goods and food to local consumers.
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Remote tattoo via robot arm powered by 5G technology
T-Mobile’s 5G network allowed a tattoo artist to conduct the tattoo wirelessly.
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GM develops wireless battery management system for future electric cars
The automotive giant has also signed a strategic partnership with Nikola to manufacture its Badger electric trucks.
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New sensor system tracks 17 types of appliances via vibrations
The device helps appliances to be more efficient and integrated into the smart home.
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Sensors to sniff out marine methane and pipeline leaks
Low cost optical fiber isotope detectors are being developed to measure ocean methane and hydrocarbon levels.
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Team creates method for virtual tourism
Researchers from the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University created tech using advanced math techniques combined with livestream videos with existing photos or videos of travel hotspots to create realistic virtual tourism.
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Soft electronics make cardiac catheters smarter
Soft electronics, including stretchable sensors and actuators, could greatly assist in diagnosing and treating cardiac conditions when applied to the surface of a catheter system.
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Vision system with AI defect detection
The image processing system identifies subtle defects with human-like sensitivity to achieve higher defect detection rates.
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Yokogawa Test & Measurement launches DLM5000 series mixed signal oscilloscopes
The 350 MHz and 500 MHz models with either four or eight analog input channels target developers of new automotive, mechatronics and electronics products.
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Watch: Battery-free Game Boy system is a step toward sustainable gaming
Researchers from Northwestern University created a battery-free 8 bit Nintendo Game Boy device that works with original Game Boy console games.
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From cyber-physical systems to pervasive intelligence
Pervasive intelligence is ushering in an era of smart systems that recognize physical signals and react based on AI, and are independent of the cloud or the internet.
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X-ray photon-counting detector modules improve medical diagnostics
Clinical trials documented higher spatial resolution, less noise, fewer artifacts and color capabilities in images.
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AI can detect disease in placenta blood vessels
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center have created an AI algorithm that can examine placenta slides and detect health problems.
