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A Crash Course in Computer Storage
Computer storage has been around for a long time and has taken on many different forms and functions as well as ever-increasing storage amounts.
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Biometrics and Blockchain Coming to an Airport Near You
Artificial intelligence and analytics will also become useful in future airport technology.
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Nvidia Launches New Platform for Bringing Artificial Intelligence to Robotics
The Isaac software will be powered by the Jetson Xavier processor for a variety of robots in the industrial markets.
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MEMS Used to Create Microfluidic Devices that Mimic Living Human Organs
Harvard University is using Sensera’s devices in research organ-on-chips.
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Video: Signify to Double the Size of Largest Horticultural Lighting Projects
LED lighting has shown to improve yields in crops.
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Vishay's New High Current Planar Choke Inductor Delivers Same Performance as Wirewounds in Fraction of Space
The highly customizable IPLA 32 targets automotive and embedded high current, high power density DC/DC converters.
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Sager Electronics Expands with Sensata Technologies
The addition expands the breadth of sensing products available from Sager Electronics to include low, mid and high pressure industrial sensors as well as high temperature sensors and switches.
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Stabilization of Medium Voltage Grids with New Silicon Carbide Inverter
The inverter contains high-voltage silicon carbide transistors that allow for coupling to the medium voltage grid without requiring an additional transformer.
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3 New Class-D Amplifiers Solve Smart Home Audio Design Challenges
The amplifiers are designed for personal electronics applications with any power level, including smart speakers, sound bars, TVs, notebooks, projectors and internet of things applications.
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First Drone Inspection Completed for a Live Nuclear Asset
An unmanned aerial vehicle successfully inspected an active uranium enrichment plant.
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VR for Reducing Fertility Treatment Anxiety
A new resource to help reduce anxiety and increase the chances of success is on the horizon for women undergoing fertility treatments: virtual reality.
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Video: A Major Leap Toward True Cyborgs
A new method has been developed to fuse living tissue inside metallic objects.
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GM Cruise Receives Over $3 Billion in Funding for Self-driving Cars
SoftBank and General Motors are strengthening the plan to commercial autonomous driving technology.
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Next Generation Biometrics May Include Face, Iris and Pulse Sensors
Fingerprint sensors are going to eventually be overtaken in the long term.
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Philips Hue Now Available for Gaming, Music or Movies
A new app allows for customization of lighting brightness levels and appearance.
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Short Tutorial: RF Choke vs. Inductor
Inductors and RF chokes are basically the same type of electrical components. The difference in design is related to the function the device will perform in a circuit. Most engineers are more familiar with inductors – some think both devices can be used interchangeably – that are prevalent in frequency selective systems, such as a tuner for radio receivers or filters.
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Video: Underwater Drone Can Capture Tilt-Down or Tilt-Up Photos and Video
The submersible also has a 4K camera, remote control system and waterproof swappable battery system.
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IoT Sensor Market Growing Quickly
Over the next six years the IoT device market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 23 percent. Cloud storage and processing of IoT data has increased the flexibility and convenience of IoT devices.
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High Performance Diamond Semiconductor Devices Coming Soon! - AKHAN's Miraj Diamond® Technology Granted Key Patents and Trademarks
Diamond-based semiconductors have marked performance advantages over silicon and compound semiconductors. The issuance of key TIPO patents and US Trademarks for AKHAN’s Miraj Diamond® Technology signals more products with diamond chips will be showing up soon. The TIPO patents are important because Taiwan has become a major center for semiconductor and electronic manufacturing.
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Maxim Integrated Introduced New Family of Microcontrollers for the IoT
The Darwin MCUs family of smart controllers, designed with Maxim’s wearable technology, combine the biggest embedded memories in their class and advanced cybersecurity with high power efficiency to allow the design of smart IoT products and wearables without running out of code space or battery life.
