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Rochester Electronics provides a continuous source for ON Semiconductor solutions
The company offers over 7 billion ON Semiconductor devices encompassing power, analog and intelligent sensing solutions.
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Algorithm follows the path of PFAS chemicals through soil
Researchers from the University of Arizona conducted a study to find how per and polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) chemicals are moving through soil.
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Algorithm can diagnose computer bugs in a few hours
Researchers from Texas A&M University and Intel Labs created a deep learning algorithm that can identify the source of computer errors caused by a recent software update.
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Sensor manufacturer launches new thermal flow switch for monitoring pipes
Sensor manufacturer SICK has created a new thermal flow switch for detecting the liquid flow in pipes associated with pumps, industrial cleaning systems and machine tool lubrication systems.
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DOT proposes automatic shut-off valves for pipelines
A proposal from the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) recommends outfitting new and rebuilt pipelines carrying natural gas and hazardous liquids with automatic or remote-controlled shut-off valves.
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Semiconductor manufacturing advances with new etching technique
The technology promises to advance semiconductor design and manufacturing by enabling the precise addition and removal of thin layers in multistep fabrication processes.
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Researchers develop textured material that dissipates foam
Researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a new system for preventing foam buildup in valves and other industrial processing equipment components using sheets of textured mesh material.
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Watch: Study proves that animal health can be monitored with just a high resolution camera
Researchers from the University of South Australia found a new way to do basic health checks on exotic wildlife with a digital camera.
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VR games with storylines reduce cybersickness for new players
Researchers from the University of Waterloo have found that adding a storyline with emotionally evocative details to virtual reality (VR) games can reduce cybersickness for new players.
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New highly flexible, rugged VFD motor cables debuted at ATX West
Lapp USA introduced a line of highly flexible, shielded variable frequency drive (VFD) motor cables for industrial tray applications with a tight bending radius.
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New 15 HP motor designed to change the HVAC motor market
The IoT-enabled electric motor designed for the HVAC plenum fan market is a third of the size and weight of conventional motors.
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Pilot to demo fossil fuel-free steel production
The plant will incorporate electrification and automation systems from ABB to efficiently manufacture steel using hydrogen instead of coal.
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New Yorker Electronics releases new Cornell Dubilier 8,000-hour snap-in aluminum capacitor
The long-life, low equivalent series resistance capacitor series is designed for motor drive, inverter, uninterruptible power supply and other power applications.
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Mobile World Congress Barcelona canceled on coronavirus fears
The decision was made after numerous companies already pulled out of the event.
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Video: Samsung’s Galaxy S20 5G smartphones to support mmWave
The new smartphones will both support non-standalone and standalone 5G technology.
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Ericsson reaches 4.3 Gbps download speeds using 5G mmWave
The company claims this is the fastest speed to date.
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Video: Boston Dynamics’ robot Spot goes to work on an oil rig
The robot along with other robotic systems will be tested this year for safety and efficiency improvements.
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Flexible artificial intelligence processor for the internet of things
XMOS has introduced a new device that enables data to be processed locally.
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Avnet and Sequans sign distribution agreement for IoT chips and modules
The agreement also provides for Avnet to sell Monarch Go modem component.
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Low-cost linear actuators for prototypes and compact designs
Engineers have many options available to them when addressing an application requiring precise linear actuation and positioning, including developing their own custom design. Component purchases and labor costs to build the assembly can add up quickly, resulting in an expensive design. Linear actuators provide a more economical way to produce smooth, accurate linear motion.
