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Study: Consumers do not trust smart home devices
Researchers from the University of Warwick conducted a study that found that U.K. consumers do not trust smart home devices.
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Meet industry's first arbitrary waveform transceiver
The instruments integrate the ability to transmit, receive and perform digital signal processing in one unit.
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Video: T-Mobile says it launched the first standalone 5G network
The network will allow the company to expand its 5G footprint to 2,000 additional cities.
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New circuit design could lead to ultralight, flexible electronics for wearables
Source-gated transistors would improve performance, reduce waste and improve efficiency in manufacturing design.
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SK Telecom to use 5G for self-driving robot delivery service
The company is working with Woowa Brothers to enable robots with real-time path correction and to respond to unexpected situations.
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Video: Bosch launches long-life MEMS for industrial and IoT markets
The company has launched a high-performance accelerometer, IMU and pressure sensor with a 10 year lifespan.
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Q&A: DeepRoute works toward an easier, safer way to develop self-driving cars
The automotive supplier is developing all-in-one sensing packages as well as perception engines for autonomous driving.
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Toyota gears up for accelerated electric vehicle adoption
The Japanese automotive OEM is collaborating with Blue Nexus to be prepared for a big consumer push.
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Watch: Low resistance ohmmeter delivers reliable results with long test leads
The 2 Amp handheld tester is ideal for use in production line testing and industrial applications.
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Video: First high-voltage GreenPAK IC for motor drive applications from Dialog Semiconductor
The configurable mixed-signal integrated circuit features configurable logic and includes four high-drive outputs ideal for 12 V motor applications.
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Distribution agreement inked by New Yorker Electronics and Picker Components
The accord enlists New Yorker Electronics to distribute Picker’s high-rated automotive relays, general purpose relays, signal relays, power relays and solid state relays.
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Compact VFD features small footprint but wide ambient operating temperature range
Claimed to be one of the smallest in its class, the variable frequency drive provides machine builders with opportunities to reduce panel space and lower machine costs.
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New Yorker Electronics distributing Silergy isolated metrology processor for electricity metering applications
The device functions as a completely autonomous metrology processor in a 5 mm x 5 mm 32-pin quad-flat no-leads package.
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Qorvo advances defense phased array radar performance and capabilities with 150 W GaN power amplifier
The gallium nitride power amplifier delivers a 50% increase in power for improved range, performance and multi-target tracking in S-band (2 to 4 GHz) phased array radars.
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Supercapacitor: Past, present and future
Supercapacitors have many applications, and they may replace batteries in the future due to their unlimited charge/discharge cycles.
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Huawei becomes top smartphone vendor for the first time
The company edged out Samsung for bragging rights during the second quarter of this year.
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Video: Urban mobility electric vehicle looks to replace scooter in cities
European design company Triggo has developed a vehicle for robo-taxis and car sharing services.
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Lumileds’ LEDs get performance boost for flux and efficacy
The typical performance is now 675 lumens with 172 lumens/W in full bin shipments.
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ZTE to build 5G network in Taiwan
ZTE will provide products for three areas of the spectrum for Taiwanese telecom True Corp.
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New wearable health electronics can be drawn onto skin
Researchers from the University of Houston created a new form of wearable electronics, called drawn-on-skin electronics.
