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Flytrex gets approval to use drones for food deliveries
Drones will operate on a planned route to one destination.
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Vodafone turns 5G network on in Ireland
The company now has turned on networks in 40 cities in Europe.
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3 consumer expectations for 5G
Consumers want 5G but also services and a better smartphone.
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5G turned on in Moscow
It is the first deployment of 5G in Russia.
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Skyworks enables emerging Bluetooth platforms
Nordic Semiconductor is utilizing Skyworks’ family of fully-integrated front-end solutions and multi-protocol system-on-chip for Bluetooth Low Energy and emerging Bluetooth 5 applications.
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Continental to lower lead in automotive electronic components
In a bid to reduce its environmental footprint and ensure compliance with the European End of Life Vehicles Directive, the automobile manufacturer plans to reduce the lead content in some of its electronic components.
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Arduino-powered device wirelessly transcieves data with sound
Arduino and Chirp have entered into a partnership to integrate Chirp’s machine-to-machine communications software into Arduino-powered projects.
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New Yorker Electronics releases Moxie's current-compensated frame core power line chokes
These power line chokes are ideal in lighting ballasts, switch mode power supplies and industrial electronics applications.
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New 60 V MOSFET increases efficiency, power density for standard gate drives
The Vishay Siliconix SiSS22DN features a low gate charge of 22.5 nC along with low output charge (QOSS).
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New IP65 water resistant AA battery holders
Engineered with a sealing gasket to provide a watertight compartment for AA batteries, these self-contained battery enclosures are IP65 rated for water, dust and other harsh environments.
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Rigol Technologies, GradientOne announce partnership streamlining test automation
Rigol Technologies and GradientOne announce the integration of Rigol instruments into GradientOne's test automation cloud platform to simplify the day-to-day tasks of test engineers ranging from hobbyists to enterprise users.
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Proper sealing that protects the environment
Growing awareness of the potential environmental damage to oceans, lakes and streams due to man-made toxins is driving leaders across multiple industries to ensure that potentially harmful material is securely kept inside the enclosures designed to house them.
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Teardown: Jabra Elite 65t
The Jabra Elite 65t wireless in-ear earbuds offer a number of features, including Apple and Android compatibility and an acoustical open-chamber design for wind noise reduction.
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Qualcomm introduces end-to-end over-the-air 5G mmWave test network in Europe to drive 5G innovation
A new lab will facilitate commercialization of 5G NR mmWave capabilities by allowing OEMs and European operators to test and fine-tune mmWave devices and network configurations.
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Machine learning computer system can recognize emotions
Researchers from the University of Colorado at Boulder created a machine learning system that can connect emotions with images.
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The solar industry is empowering energy storage research and innovation
Solar power continues to shine brightly in the renewable energy sector. In turn, the solar industry is filled with opportunities and new ideas, some of the most notable of which are in solar energy storage.
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New York's first autonomous vehicles get limited deployment
On August 7, the company deployed six autonomous NEVs on a 1.1-mile circuit on private property. Officials expect about 500 daily riders and more than 16,000 monthly riders.
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Signal integrity simulation of socket contactors using CST MWS
Impedance mismatch in contacts in test sockets can affect the signal integrity (SI) performance when testing high-speed semiconductor ICs.
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Automotive grade mixed-signal IC replaces dozens of components in applications
The programmable IC can unify development flow and accelerates time to market.
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The first space-qualified GaN DC-to-DC power converter
Spacecraft DC power converters must meet specialized requirements that are not typical for terrestrial DC power converters.
