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SK and Samsung to build 5G-enabled 8K TV
The companies will also explore building new content services for 8K and 5G.
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Skyworks powers first all-in-one VR gaming system
The SkyOne device delivers real-time wireless connectivity and offers users untethered six degrees of freedom, allowing players to wirelessly connect to the cloud for an immersive experience.
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Video: TomTom joins self-driving car race
The company will use the technology to test its HD maps future for autonomous vehicles.
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High-load, high-accuracy linear stages with built-in controllers and linear encoders
The computer-controlled, motorized linear stages are designed for positioning high loads to within 20 µm accuracy.
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Sound as 'third wave' for integrated circuits
Chip-based control of light-sound interactions could transform 5G and broadband networks, satellite communications, defense industries and more. A "research renaissance" is currently underway.
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An in-depth look at Epilog’s new Fusion Pro
Take an in-depth look at the newest addition to Epilog’s product line, the Fusion Pro Laser Series.
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Bel Power Solutions announces 600 W, convection-cooled, open-frame power supplies
The power supplies are ideal for industrial (ACC Series) and medical (MCC Series) applications and are available in a variety of single output voltages.
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Verizon turns on 5G network in 13 NFL stadiums
The move coincides with kick-off of the league's 100th season.
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Samsung debuts 5G mobile processor with integrated 5G modem
The chip includes an ARM Cortex CPU, GPU, 5G modem and support for multiple sensors.
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TI introduces new university robotics learning kit
The kit gives a head start for students to learn engineering.
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Inertial measurement unit for self-driving vehicles
The MEMS sensor includes a three-axis accelerometer and three-axis gyro.
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Skyworks unveils frequency synthesizer for LMR/PMR systems
The synthesizer is a key building block of a phase-locked loop, providing ultra-fine frequency resolution and low phase-noise performance.
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Atomically thin electronic heat shields based on sound principles
Thinking of heat as a form of sound — the foundation of a new field known as phononics — was the basis for research on nanoscale heat shields at Stanford.
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Aceinna launches tiny, MEMS-based, OpenIMU330 inertial measurement unit
Developers can use the triple redundant inertial measurement unit to design navigation and localization solutions for autonomous vehicles, robots and other systems.
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New Yorker Electronics rolls out new series of combination film capacitors from Electrocube
These audio capacitors are intended for high-end audio applications and are available with tolerances available from ±1 to ±20%, voltages from 100 to 600VDC and frequencies up to 100KHz.
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5 unexpected markets that will benefit from the IIoT
Transportation, smart cities, agriculture and healthcare are all set to take advantage of the massive connectivity coming.
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Gowanda expands broadband conical product line
The new broadband microwave RF conical inductors are available in surface mount and flying lead configurations to enhance utility in the electronics design community.
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Consumer IoT market to reach $192 billion by 2023
New opportunities emerge for expansion of the smart home.
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New battery insulating pull tabs from Keystone
The insulators are designed to protect batteries and circuitry from energizing during shipping and storage.
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Improved design could be game-changer for MEMS actuators
Researchers have found that combining two methods for electrostatic actuation creates a predictable linearity that neither system offers on its own. Among other applications, the new design can be used to boost a microphone signal past the point of electronics noise interference.
