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New Blueprint Could Usher in Era of Airport Scanners That Can Detect Explosives
The scanner uses a single camera and electromagnetic waves to detect dangerous chemicals.
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Phoenix Contact’s New Low Wattage Quint Power Supplies Now Shipping from Sager Electronics
For the first time, power supplies in the power range from 30 W to 100 W can offer advanced functionality and capabilities such as a powerful dynamic boost and preventive function monitoring.
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EMC Components: High-Current Noise Suppression Filters for Audio Lines
A high rated current of up to 1.25 A is suited especially for external speakers, while low-distortion ferrite material enables high audio quality.
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Handheld Analyzer Detects Chemical Threat
Rigaku Analytical Devices has announced its next-generation 1064 nm handheld Raman analyzer, the Rigaku ResQ CQL.
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Intelligent Energy Launches 800 W Fuel Cell for Commercial UAV Market
New 800 W fuel cell power modules designed for the commercial UAV market offer considerably longer flight time when compared to traditional batteries.
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2W Low-cost DC/DC Converters Offer High Isolation
The RKZE series from RECOM is a low-cost solution for applications that require high isolation and operate in wide temperature ranges.
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Leti and VSORA Demonstrate 3GPP New Radio (5G NR) on Multi-core Digital Signal Processor
The first implementation of 5G New Radio (5G NR) Release 15 on a new DSP architecture was demonstrated, providing the potential to dramatically reduce time to market of digital modems.
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Nanoscale Technique Reduces Solar Production Cost
By changing their silicon etching, the production costs of solar cells can be reduced by more than 10 percent. That’s the news from a team of researchers from Aalto University in Finland.
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Photonics to Help Dairy Industry with New Five-Minute Scan
Scanning milk for two proteins and 10 contaminants simultaneously, the optical sensor will take measurements directly on-site at each point of the long and logistically spread milk value chain.
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Tiny Neural Implant Has Big Potential
The miniature, wireless and networked neuromodulation system is about 20 times smaller than existing implants.
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No One Knows What the Internet of Things Means but They Still Have the Devices in Their Homes
Only 20% of those in a new survey have an understanding of the connected devices they are using in the home.
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Video: A New Kickstarter Just Launched for a Drone that Can Fly and Travel Underwater
The Spry combines features of a submersible and a flying UAV in one device.
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Swimproof Smartwatch has GPS and Heart Rate Tracking as well as NFC Capabilities
The Full Guard 2.5 wearable also has music control, customizable watch faces and rapid charging.
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See the World's Most Precise Clock
The Cryogenic Sapphire Oscillator is 1,000 times more precise than any other commercial system.
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Watch: HP Bioprinters Enlisted to Fight Antibiotic Resistance
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has partnered with HP to use the company’s new bioprinters to test bacterial pathogens for resistance to specific antibiotic samples.
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Three New Products Aim to Solve Traceability Problems for Many Industries
Three key traceability-related products from Omron Microscan are now being released as part of Omron’s automation solutions.
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Teardown: Microsoft Xbox One X
Teardown-style look at the Microsoft Xbox One X: a high-powered gaming console supporting 4K and HDR, plus improved visuals and frame rates for selected games.
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Qorvo and Leedarson Launch Multi-Standard Smart Lighting Solutions for IoT
The partnership developed industry’s first smart light bulb that combines Zigbee 3.0/BLE 5.0 and Green Power efficiency.
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X-Fab Doubles 6 Inch SiC Foundry Capacity in Response to Customer Demand
In preparation for doubling capacity, X-Fab Texas has purchased a second heated-ion implanter for manufacturing 6 inch SiC wafers.
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Micron to Expand Virginia Memory Fab, Investing $3 Billion by 2030
The expansion will lead to 1,100 jobs being created.
