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Verizon expands 5G service to three additional cities
The company has now deployed services to 18 cities.
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AC and pulse film capacitors ensure compliance with AEC-Q200 Rev. D, withstand THB testing
Offered in compact packages to increase density, the robust devices are ideal for onboard and inductive charging, battery management and keyless systems; snubbering; resonant converters; and power supplies.
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Yageo to acquire KEMET for $27.20 per share in cash
Together with KEMET, Yageo will be well positioned as a one-stop provider of passive electronic components, including polymer, tantalum, ceramic, film and electrolytic capacitors, chip resistors, circuit protection and magnetics, sensors and actuators.
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Watch: AI-based app analyzes patient's voice for accurate diagnosis
Researchers from CU Boulder have developed an artificial intelligence (AI)-based app for mental health diagnostics.
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Thermal runaway in Schottky rectifier diodes and how to solve it
Thermal runaway in a Schottky rectifier diode can be a problem, but one that can be mitigated with proper consideration.
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Audio visual processor chipset replaces FPGAs in numerous applications
The chipset could be used for large venue displays, command and control monitoring, medical, eSports, leisure and hospitality, retail and residential AV.
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Scottish cities may become first smart cities with 100% IoT coverage
Boston Networks is expanding IoT to Glasgow and Edinburgh.
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Facial recognition biometrics moves beyond smartphones and into real-world use cases
Expect to see the technology in airports, industrial sites, stores and even people control.
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Algorithm analyzes user reactions to conservation efforts on social media
Researchers from the University of Helsinki Lab of Interdisciplinary Science Conservation created a computer algorithm that can track social media reaction to endangered species.
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Low EMI DC/DC regulator helps engineers meet ever-tightening OEM standards
The robust, ultra-low quiescent current (Iq), low EMI DC/DC regulator is ideal for keep-alive supply applications.
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Vishay Optoelectronics high speed IR emitters now produce greater brightness and intensity
New 850 nm, 890 nm and 940 nm high speed infrared emitters supply 30% higher brightness than prior generation devices, thanks to opaque side walls that eliminate unwanted side emissions.
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Nokia testing wireless connected drones for tsunami alerts
The aircraft could be used to warn people to leave an area and guide them to safety.
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Cloud gaming services to ramp up significantly due to 5G
By 2024, there will be more than 42 million active cloud gaming users.
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Embedded SIM technology critical for mass rollout of cellular IoT
The technology also supports 5G-ready LTE-M and NB-IoT modules.
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New wireless wideband analyzer from Teledyne Lecroy
The Frontline x240 wireless protocol analyzer is a versatile test device, lightweight (1.5 lb), easily portable, custom-configurable and linkable to increase the number of technologies tested simultaneously.
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Tessent Connect DFT methodology speeds up IC design testing
Mentor Graphics Corporation has announced Tessent Connect, a new design-for-test (DFT) methodology that enables IC designers to hit manufacturing test goals faster and using fewer resources than traditional DFT methods.
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Video: Injectable electrodes to benefit neuromodulation therapy
An injectable flexible electrode has been engineered to replace rigid electrodes, which do not mesh well with soft tissues, used in neuromodulation therapy.
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Littelfuse dual channel PPTC with 50% smaller footprint protects telecom equipment from overcurrents
Two resistance-matched PPTCs are combined in a single surface-mount housing to reduce the board space required by 50% and simplify assembly.
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First teleoperated drone flight over a 5G network completed in Australia
Optus and Ericsson have successfully flown a drone transmitting HD video through a 5G handset.
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Tiny wake-up chip could extend battery life for IoT devices
The wake-up chip only wakes up a device when it needs to communicate and perform its function and keeps the device dormant the rest of the time, thereby reducing power use.
