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Combining MEMS and image sensing for chip-level optical image stabilization tech
Besides conventional applications such as mobile cameras, image stabilization is important in other applications as well, such as security monitoring, artificial intelligence (AI) machine learning and autonomous vehicles.
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Segger Embedded Studio adds support for third party debug probes via GDB protocol
Embedded Studio can be used free of charge for educational and non-commercial purposes, without requirement to register.
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Vishay Intertechnology IHDM edge-wound inductor delivers stable inductance and saturation at temps to 180° C and current to 150 A
Featuring powdered iron alloy core technology, this through-hole device provides low DC resistance to reduce power losses and increase efficiency.
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Sticker shock over 5G smartphones inbound
These phones could carry a price premium up to 29 times higher than other phones.
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Q&A: Avnet building end-to-end solutions for IoT manufacturing and smart devices
The company expects its IoT ecosystem to be a significant portion of its business in 3 to 5 years.
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BodyNet uses stretchy sensors to track health
The skin monitoring system uses a network of stretchable sensors to wirelessly relay physiological signals.
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New from Components Corporation: TP-110-02-2-T surface mount test points
The economical, sub-miniature TP-110-02-2-T provides a secure anchoring point for j-hooks, facilitating the connection for field-level testing.
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ATS extrusion profile heat sink solutions offer cost-effective flexibility
The customizable new series from Advanced Thermal Solutions (ATS) requires no non-recurring engineering or minimum quantities.
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Three starts 5G fixed broadband service in London
Three will roll out 5G service to 25 cities in the U.K. by the end of the year.
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Top-loading, slim-line, 20 mm coin cell holder from Keystone Electronics
The holder features a UL 94V-0 rated housing and tin plated brass contacts providing low contact resistance and simplified thru-hole mounting on PCBs.
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IKEA to expand smart home business
The company is looking to invest further in the market and work with digital players.
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Bringing the internet of things to security products
A new collaboration will seek to improve security for both smart homes and commercial buildings.
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Software helps victims escape digital domestic abuse
Researchers from Cornell Tech have created a clinical model that can detect and respond to digital threats made against victims of domestic abuse.
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Harting's new Han ES Press interface rated for 10,000 mating cycles
The interface can be installed quickly without tools and is robust enough to be connected and disconnected 10,000 times.
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Saelig introduces 2 GHz, four-channel digital oscilloscope series
The 600 MHz/1 GHz/2 GHz, four-channel oscilloscopes offer 10GSa/sec sampling and 500 Mpts memory depth.
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Video: Hybrid LED lighting system to be installed inside massive 60-acre greenhouse
The facility will open in the second half of 2020.
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People give themselves more effective advice in VR
The results suggest that having a VR conversation with oneself using body swapping can improve a person’s mood and outlook.
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5G data speeds in South Korea tested; LG U+ fastest
As it stands now, South Korea has the most developed 5G network, with services in numerous cities establishing a substantial network footprint.
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LG and Lumi to develop AI smart home ecosystem
The first product will be an indoor environmental sensor.
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Portable AWG allows signal-generation for up to 16 channels
The compact units feature advanced 16 bit digital-to-analog converter technology and low-noise flexible outputs, enabling generation of almost any test signal in the DC to 60 MHz frequency range.
