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Spin-orbit Torque MRAM Demonstrated on 300-mm Wafers for the First Time
The next-generation MRAM technology could replace L1/L2 SRAM cache memories in computing applications.
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MIT and Technion Researchers Find a Way to Make Light Interact with Matter
Researchers at MIT and Israel’s Technion developed a method to accelerate the momentum of photons to match the momentum of electrons. This process allows both particles to interact strongly with the possible outcome of developing new types of lasers, color-tunable LEDs, silicon photonics and more efficient solar cells.
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Watch: Engineering Low Impedance Graphene Electrodes for Neural Imaging
The development brings graphene electrodes a step closer to use in next-generation brain imaging technologies and various basic neuroscience and medical applications.
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Study Finds Bitcoin’s 2017 Peak May Have Been Manipulated
A June 13 paper by a University of Texas finance professor found that agents may have manipulated Bitcoin’s price to push it to historic levels last year.
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New Vishay Intertechnology Series of Direct Water-cooled Wirewound Resistors Saves Space and Increases Reliability
For industrial applications, devices deliver ultra-high power dissipation to 9,000 W in compact sizes without external radiation.
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Recom Supplies 15 W and 20 W AC/DC Converters for IoT and Smart Home
The RAC15-K and RAC20-K series are PCB-mount AC/DC modules with ultra-low energy losses especially in light load conditions.
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Watch a Demo of Self-docking Yacht Technology
Volvo Penta has revealed an advanced self-docking solution, targeted for launch in 2020.
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Video: Fish Robot Mimics Real Animals as it Moves Autonomously Through Water
The project from Festo could lead to new methods of manufacturing soft robotic components.
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Video: Watch a Self-Driving Car Navigate Busy Las Vegas Streets
Torc said its system, known as Asimov, is designed to treat people differently than cars because people move differently than cars.
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Video: Waymo's Early Rider Self-driving Car Project — One Year Later
The program now has more than 400 riders driving more than 24,000 miles daily.
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New Schneider Electric Switchgear Suited For Wind Industry
The gas-insulated switchgear with a solid dielectric busbar is suited for applications up to 38 kV, 2,000 A and 31.5 kA.
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ATS and New Yorker Electronics Announce New Distribution Partnership
The partnership addresses increasing heat densities in electronic device designs.
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Microplate System for 3D Printing Bioengineered Muscles and Tendons
A microplate system for printing engineered muscle and tendon tissue offers a new tool to treat a variety of muscle and joint disorders and to screen for new drugs.
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Solar Power Backpack and Solar Power Charging Pack Charges Electronics on the Go
Both of these solutions are great for outdoor use when there are no outlets or energy sources nearby.
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Rapid Growth in Compact Modular Optical Hardware
Much like cloud computing revolutionized computer storage and processing, so it appears network bandwidth is in the early stages of a transformation that will make it much more effective and efficient. This change requires a disaggregation of functions in optical hardware. As a result, the past two years have seen massive growth in the compact modular optical hardware segment.
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Mission Critical Communications Test Solutions — New Tools, More Capabilities
GL Communications Inc., a provider of telecom test and measurement solutions, also delivers test solutions for Mission Critical and Emergency Services Networks.
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Flexco's Cables Withstand Flexing
At IMS2018, Flexco relied on a tried-and-true display for showing the capability of its cables to withstand all manner of bending, flexing and twisting.
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State-of-the-Art Underwater Drone Can Stream Underwater Video Live
The Fifish team has spent two years creating the new Fifish P3 underwater drone. The new drone is now available and will ship in mid-June.
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New SoC Device Supports Bluetooth 5
Mouser Electronics, Inc. is now stocking the nRF52840 multi-protocol system-on-chip (SoC) from Nordic Semiconductor.
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International Team Launches Microfluidics Group to Write Standards to Speed Device Development and Manufacturing
New ISO standards on microfluidics will be developed under Leti’s initiative and guidelines.
