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Recom's RAC20-K Series Expands to 12-48V Outputs
The latest version of the PCB-mount power conversion modules comes with 12, 15, 24 and 48 V outputs.
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Tiny Sensor Monitors UV Exposure and Phototherapy Doses
The solar-powered device can warn users about UV overexposure and help optimize dosing during light therapy.
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Welcome to the Dollhouse
One discipline where the laser can bridge the gap between hand-crafted precision and mass-production style efficiency is the creation of dollhouse miniatures.
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Portable AC Power Station Named CES 2019 Innovation Awards Honoree
Naztech has announced that it has been named a CES 2019 Innovation Awards Honoree for the Volt Max Portable AC Power Station.
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Americans Highly Anticipate the Move to 5G Wireless, Study Says
And are willing to pay for the technology when it is available.
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CEA-Leti to Present at CES 2019, Announces New Developments at IEDM 2018
Leti, a research institute for electronics and information technologies and a subsidiary of the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), will present at CES for the fourth straight year in 2019.
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Samsung and Verizon Successfully Test 5G Data New Radio Connection
The companies also plan to roll out a 5G smartphone in 2019.
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Alphabet’s Drone Arm, Wing, to Begin Pilot Delivery Project in Finland
The company is also gathering ideas on what it should deliver in the country.
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Waymo Begins Charging for Self-Driving Car Service in Arizona
The company is expanding its Early Rider program after a year and a half of testing.
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GPS Tracker Named a CES 2019 Innovation Award Honoree
Elios’ gadget can be attached to people, pets or things.
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Monitoring Microbial Growth with New Electrochemical Methods
The approach is expected to reduce analytical costs while providing an abundance of data for industrial bioprocesses.
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Smart Textiles Fashioned with Graphene Electronic Fibers
A new technique produces fully electronic fibers that can be incorporated into the production of everyday clothing.
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Multiphoton Microscopy Monitors Chronic Wound Healing
A research team applied multiphoton microscopy to acquire a 3D image of wound structure and its metabolism.
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AI Studies Ancient Humans in South America
The team used data from archeological sites in south Patagonia and an AI-based system to study the relationship between group mobility and available technology.
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Wolfspeed's Answer to the 5G Challenge
Electronics360 speaks with Gerhard Wolf and Jim Milligan of Wolfspeed about meeting the challenges of 5G implementation by leveraging GaN and LDMOS technologies.
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Body-Powered Bioshock Bandage Speeds Wound Healing
The bandage stimulates healing using electricity generated from the body’s natural motions.
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White Paper: Why is High-Performance Computing Critical for Defense, Military and Industrial Applications?
By supplying parallel processing techniques for solving complex computational problems in a ruggedized platform, these systems accelerate data capture and analysis.
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Augmented Reality in Cars: Navigation and Beyond
The automotive market may be poised to see growth in this segment beginning in 2019.
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Quabbin Makes Reliable Self-Coiling Data Cables a Reality
Historically, it has been difficult to create coiled data cables compliant with standards, especially after numerous flexing cycles.
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Biosensor Detects Bacterial Infection in Real-Time
The device provides accurate results in real-time rather than the 2 to 5 days required for existing protocols.
