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Sensor device generates power for smart buildings
Researchers from Penn State have developed a device that can turn wasted magnetic energy from household devices into electricity that can power the next generation of sensor networks for smart buildings and factories.
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Video: TDK-Lambda's CUS-M series of medical and ITE power supplies now shipping from Sager Electronics
The product range offers high efficiency and is suitable for medical and industrial applications such as hospital, dental, broadcast and professional audio equipment.
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Sensata Technologies launches new low noise solid state relays
The low noise solid state relays are suitable for use in professional food equipment and commercial, industrial and home appliances.
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Ironwood Electronics uses its engineering and manufacturing capabilities in the fight against COVID-19
The company quickly manufactured prototype components for a scalable mechanical ventilator designed at the University of Minnesota.
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Apps traces close proximity contacts to control spread during a pandemic
Researchers from Oxford University conducted a study that furthers the understanding of coronavirus transmission and supports the development of mobile apps for instant contact tracing during a pandemic.
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Supercapacitors for renewable energy applications
Supercapacitors can be charged and discharged frequently, making them suitable for situations where high current is required for a short time.
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SK Telecom: One year after launch of 5G service
The company has about 2.22 million subscribers and a 44.7% share of the Korean market.
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Video: Arduino-powered hand-washing timer helps fight COVID-19
The device can detect a person’s hand movements as they wash and counts to 20 seconds.
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3-axis MEMS accelerometer for industrial condition-monitoring systems
ST Microelectronics has introduced a new vibration-sensing solution.
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Fiat to resume manufacturing operations in mid-April
However, it will depend on the status of the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Posifa Technologies confirms availability of ventilator mass air flow sensors
The company is continuing to ship production quantities of its mass air flow sensors that are a key component for ventilators and other medical equipment.
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Vishay Intertechnology commercial and automotive grade IHLE integrated e-shield inductors lower costs, save space
The devices are available in 5050 case size and provide up to -20 dB electric field reduction at 1 cm.
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AW-Lake introduces the EDGE flow sensor with Bluetooth
The sensor with optional Bluetooth is designed for use in flow meter applications requiring an analog, pulse or Modbus signal to a PLC or other control system.
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Harnessing graphene for biomed and construction
Researchers and engineers are gradually becoming more creative and innovative with their use of graphene.
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An estimated $42 billion potentially lost in global consumer device shipments due to coronavirus
The most impacted of this will be smartphone sales.
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Harting Americas announces launch of breakthrough Single Pair Ethernet technology
Power over Data Line (PoDL) technology is used to not only bring communication to the device, but also the voltage and amperage needed to power the device itself.
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MEMS timing solutions ported to Garmin’s GPS wearables
Si Time has signed an agreement to supply Garmin with the timing solutions.
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Hyundai begins research into roof airbags
The safety systems would prevent passengers from being ejected from the sunroof.
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Integrating electronic and embedded components in the same substrate
Mitsubishi has started figuring out a way to downsize power electronics equipment.
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Study: Regulations need to be put in place as technology is integrated into food labeling
A new study from the University of Exeter argues that, with the rise of technology in food labeling, regulators need to put rules in place so companies do not take advantage of the technology and that it is used for the public good.
