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APEC 2019: Nichicon develops SLB series – small lithium-ion rechargable battery
The batteries charge to approximately 80% in three minutes and discharge to 95% of the charge in three minutes.
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An introduction to graphene supercapacitors
Graphene may have found a use case as a commodity in the manufacture of next-generation energy storage solutions. Supercapacitors provide unmatched power density, and while they have been limited by discharge potential and energy density, the inclusion of graphene has enabled the device to increase its value as an energy storage solution.
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Sit on this sensor system to monitor heart health
A toilet seat embedded with sensors measures an array of cardiac parameters when sat upon.
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APEC 2019: Standex Electronics to exhibit custom magnetics, high-voltage relay product offering
Electronics component manufacturer Standex Electronics will be showcasing its range of custom magnetics and high-isolation relays at the upcoming Applied Power Electronics Conference & Exposition (APEC) event held in Anaheim, California, from March 17-21.
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AntBot takes its navigational cues from... you guessed it, ants
Like ants in the Sahara Desert, AntBot walks without relying upon GPS. Instead, it uses on the sun as a celestial compass.
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Amazon to acquire mesh Wi-Fi vendor
Digital voice assistants are set to grow at a CAGR of 41.3% through 2023.
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Flex 2019 preview: Flexible printed electronics geared for commercial growth
Business opportunities abound for flexible printed electronics.
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Machine learning technology integrated into inertial sensors
STMicroelectronics allows for always-on capabilities without trading battery runtime.
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Amazon invests in self-driving car startup
The company took part in Aurora’s $530 million fundraising.
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Monitoring marine earthquakes with MERMAIDs
Mobile Earthquake Recording in Marine Areas by Independent Divers (MERMAIDs) are hydrophone-equipped underwater robots that listen for sound waves associated with marine earthquakes.
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Bel Power Solutions announces 4,000 W power supply for data centers
Bel Power Solutions and Protection has announced the TET4000 series, a 4,000 W power supply designed to provide the highest efficiency (titanium) power conversion for data centers being built to Open Compute Project, Open Data Center Committee or Central Office Re-architected as a Datacenter standards.
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Four drone trends for 2019
From deliveries and public safety to enhanced security and regulations, 2019 will see some major changes for UAVs.
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Vishay Intertechnology announces mid-power ultraviolet emitting diode with quartz window
Vishay Intertechnology Inc. has introduced a ceramic, mid-power, ultraviolet (UVC)-emitting diode for sterilization, sanitation and purification applications.
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New Yorker Electronics announces Vishay resistors in thick- and thin-film options
New Yorker Electronics is featuring Vishay’s highest rated MIL-PRF-55342 military qualified resistors, recognized for superior quality in the avionics, military and space markets in both thick- and thin-film variants.
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Video: Knee implant sensor generates its own electricity
The self-powered knee implant sensor relies on friction to generate its own electricity.
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Fischer Freedom series connectivity solution on display at MD&M West
The connector is expected to revolutionize how medical device manufacturers approach wearable device design, due to its unique configuration allowing 360° connectivity and freedom of movement.
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OmniVision expands image signal processor family for endoscopes and catheters at MD&M West
The devices are designed to pair with the company's medical image sensors for quick integration into single-use and reusable endoscopes and catheters.
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Raspberry Pi turns 7, celebrates with annual 'Jam'
Raspberry Jams are volunteer-run, community-focused events held all over the world.
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Arduino introduces IoT cloud development platform
The new platform simplifies IoT application development, management and deployment.
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Silicon photonics device measures arterial stiffness
The point-of-care screening device for cardiovascular disease is based on Laser Doppler Vibrometry.
