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Self-contained Raspberry Pi audio amplifier HAT board for audio applications
Infineon Technologies AG has developed what it claims is the first fully self-contained Raspberry Pi audio amplifier hardware attached on top (HAT) board.
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AR offers anechoic chambers
AR provides high-performance EMC instrumentation and system design expertise and Comtest Engineering supplies best in-class EMC chambers.
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Sager Electronics enhances thermal offering with addition of Advanced Thermal Solutions
Sager Electronics now offers thermal management and packaging solutions from Advanced Thermal Solutions.
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Electric vehicles: Considering silicon carbide over silicon
The adoption of SiC-based power electronics could be a major differentiator in next generation electrified vehicles (EVs).
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Rohde & Schwarz first to equip test instruments with the new 1.35 mm E-band coaxial connector
Test and measurement instruments are now available to support the robust 1.35 mm precision coaxial connector, which covers frequencies up to 90 GHz.
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Teardown: Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro 5G
The smartphone includes the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 mobile processor and features a 108 MP camera.
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Intel expands computing Wi-Fi platform with Rivet Networks
The deal will give the company a larger portfolio of Wi-Fi products for PCs and other devices.
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Video: Next-generation soft robots could be based on children’s toys
The robots could be used for anything from surgical tools to exoskeletons to warehouse grippers or video game add-ons.
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Study: Communicating over video chat can evoke the feeling of being close to loved ones
Researchers from Linköping University have found that video calls are bringing families close together in a physical way, despite real-world distance.
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Telecoms could play a key role in a post-COVID-19 world
These companies could support a new way to work as well as new ways to generate global GDP.
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X-Fab providing silicon-based microfluidics for MEMs systems
The foundry has expanded its process technology option for future MEMS opportunities.
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New download speed record for 5G achieved
Nokia achieved download speeds of 4.7 Gbps on U.S. commercial networks.
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Inertial sensor MEMS introduced for automotive market
Murata has introduced a new inertial sensor for safety systems in vehicles.
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Multi-sensor edge-intelligence module for smart factories and smart home
Arrow, Panasonic and ST are collaborating on a new internet of things platform.
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Inkjet-printed tattoo electrodes accurately record EEG data
Temporary tattoo electrodes enable noninvasive monitoring of brain activity with a conformable film that is imperceptible to the user.
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AI algorithm the first in the US to be used to diagnose COVID-19 cases
Researchers from Mount Sinai are the first in the United States to create and use an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm to diagnose patients with COVID-19.
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Sea fuel: Generating power with algae
Despite being a more efficient biofuel than soybeans or corn, algae has yet to catch on due to its immense water needs.
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Measuring the ESL and ESR of a DC link capacitor
DC-link capacitors are an essential stage in power conversion for many applications, including three-phase pulse width modulation (PWM) inverters, photovoltaic and wind power inverters, industrial motor drives, automotive onboard chargers and inverters and medical equipment power supplies.
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Natural light LEDs introduced for indoor spaces
Signify has introduced a new family of lighting to promote wellbeing.
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TSMC to build a fab in the US to diversify electronic device design
Intel is also discussing ways to strengthen U.S. semiconductor manufacturing.
