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Arm to spin off IoT business, focus on core semiconductor IP
Arm plans to spin off its two internet of things (IoT) businesses, which will be operated by its parent group SoftBank Group Corp, enabling Arm to focus exclusively on developing its core semiconductor IP business.
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New Vishay 30 V power stage MOSFET designed for power conversion in computing and telecom applications
The 30 V MOSFET half-bridge power stage with integrated Schottky diode delivers 11% higher output current than other solutions.
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Video: Kickstarter robot mops floors, vacuums and sanitizes packages
A new Kickstarter campaign has launched for an autonomous robot with AI and coding to get kids involved in STEAM subjects.
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Pair of industry 4.0 5G deals made by Ericsson and AT&T
The deals will install 5G networks in factories as part of a proof of concept for long-term deployment.
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New material discovery could lead to next generation of semiconductors
Samsung researchers have developed amorphous boron nitride.
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Uber buying Postmates will drive 3 technology innovations
Flying cars, self-driving cars and autonomous robots will change how deliveries are made in the future.
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Next generation displays may be powered by red-light LEDs
The optical devices are powered by creating different colored LEDs on a single semiconductor chip.
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52 GHz bandwidth socket for Kyocera's optical QFN
The low profile elastomer socket is designed for a 4 mm x 4 mm package size and operates at bandwidths up to 52 GHz with less than 1 dB of insertion loss.
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Ultra-precise, low capacity shaft torque sensors offer extreme measurement accuracy
New digital torque sensors offer extreme measurement accuracy with fast installed response and high mechanical overloads and electrical over-range.
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ThinkRF D4000 40GHz RF downconverter extends spectrum analyzer use
The portable device works seamlessly with existing spectrum analyzers by converting next generation 24 to 40 GHz signals down to an intermediate frequency of 1.536 GHz.
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New two-port 4.5 GHz compact VNAs from Copper Mountain
Copper Mountain Technologies has released the new compact S5045 and M5045 vector network analyzers (VNAs) with a frequency range from 9 kHz to 4.5 GHz.
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New Yorker Electronics distributing newest series of coin cell products from CDE and Illinois Capacitors
Double-layer supercapacitors from Cornell Dubilier Electronics and lithium ion batteries from Illinois Capacitors provide reliable rechargeable power.
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Tractor GPS could be used to save small farmers money and reduce fertilizer runoff
Researchers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service have found that tractor guidance can help farmers better use their resources, ultimately saving money and time.
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Jellyfish inspired robot moves faster than real jellyfish
Researchers from North Carolina State University created fast-moving soft robotics inspired by jellyfish. The new robot can outswim real jellyfish.
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Advantech launches UNO-220 Raspberry Pi-ready industrial gateway kit for IoT application development
The kit is designed for customers who use Raspberry Pi single-board computers for developing unique internet of things (IoT) applications.
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New Yorker Electronics releases ASC Capacitor's inverter filter power capacitors
The capacitor series features singular connections with high ripple current and low equivalent series resistance.
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Types of wearable sensors
Wearable technology sensors that measures how the body maneuvers offer the consumer more perception of themselves.
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American Foundries Act will help semiconductor manufacturing remain competitive
The bipartisan legislation would provide investments of tens of billions of dollars to boost U.S. semiconductor manufacturing and research.
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Video: Amazon acquires self-driving car startup Zoox
The deal will help Zoox develop its robotaxi services.
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Video: Watch Lucid’s aerodynamic testing of its upcoming electric vehicle
The aerodynamics will lead to greater range efficiency.
