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SRM metal body rope pull switches
The switches directly control power to devices that provide motion to a conveyer or machine and can be set up to control local areas or zones.
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Using 3D simulation to design a chipless RFID tag system
The technology could be used in future banknotes or secured documents.
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Mobile shopping sites may cause consumers to make worse purchases
A study conducted by researchers at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev found that consumers make better purchasing decisions when using a PC than when using a smartphone or mobile device.
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Waging a war on scam calls
Comcast and T-Mobile are teaming together to combat spoofing and scam calls.
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AT&T creates test bed for 5G R&D at Purdue Research Lab
The telecom is teaming with Purdue University to research next-generation applications for the technology.
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Smart home hub uses artificial intelligence to learn users’ preferences
Domotron can control apps from a variety of smart home vendors.
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Orange develops its own 5G smartphone for European market
The phones will be part of the initial rollout of 5G networks in many European countries.
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Venus Flytrap inspired biosensors capture air pollutants
Researchers from Trinity College in Dublin have created a suite of biological sensors by chemically reengineering pigments to act like a Venus Flytrap.
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Thermal interface materials for next-generation electronics
Boyd Corporation is one of the largest preferred converters of 3M’s line of advanced TIMs, adhesives, films and other specialty materials.
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New Polytron Devices’ DC-DC converters maintain patient protection for low-wattage medical devices
The low-leakage, high-efficiency 2 W and 3.5 W DC-DC converters attain a maximum level of safety standards for electrical medical products.
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Cree and ST Microelectronics expand and extend existing silicon carbide wafer supply agreement
The increased wafer supply enables the semiconductor providers to address rapidly growing demand for silicon carbide power devices globally, particularly in automotive and industrial applications.
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UK telecom EE expands 5G service to 14 cities
The company also performed best by speed in a recent RootMetrics test.
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7 use cases for 5G beyond the smartphone
From FWA and cloud gaming to space and healthcare.
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Highly stable, slim-line PC screw terminals
Rated for 15 amps, these new devices are ideally suited for high density packaging on a PCB design requiring a low profile, minimal footprint wire-to-board connection.
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Allegro MicroSystems launches first magnetic gear tooth sensor IC designed for traction motors
The gear tooth sensor IC is designed to provide incremental position for electric vehicle traction motors operating up to 30 k RPM.
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Skyworks announces high-efficiency power amplifier offering wide instantaneous bandwidth
The power amplifier offers wide instantaneous bandwidth and is fully input/output matched with high gain and efficiency.
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Communication tool improves surgery training without increasing cognitive load
Researchers from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) and Anne Arundel Medical Center conducted a study on gestural technology's effect on surgeon trainees' performance.
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Video: Developing multiplayer games for self-driving cars
Three games would use virtual reality and HUDs to play games with people in other autonomous vehicles.
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Nokia completes its 50th commercial 5G contract
The company has signed an agreement with New Zealand telecom Spark.
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Temperature sensor saves power and is accurate in mobile monitoring
ST Microelectronics has introduced the sensor for asset trackers, appliances and smart consumer devices.
