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Graphene Found to Behave as Two Electrical Opposites
Scientists at The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University have discovered that graphene can pull another rabbit from its hat: it can be both an insulator and a superconductor, two opposite electrical extremes.
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GaN Systems Introduces Record-setting 100 V/120 A GaN Power Transistor At APEC 2018
The 100 V, 120 A, 5 mO GaN E-HEMT device is 1.3X the current rating of GaN Systems’ own 90 A part and 2.4X-to-4.6X the current rating of other high current GaN in the industry.
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APEC 2018: TI Expands GaN Portfolio with High-speed FET Additions
The devices are used in light detection and ranging as well as 5G RF envelope tracking.
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BGA SMT Emulation Adapter Set Allows Affordable, Reliable Socketing of Xilinx FF1153 ICs
Users can reuse their Xilinx1153 ICs with easy-to-use ball grid array adapter sets.
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Watch: Stretchable Bio-Electronic Material Can Capture Neural Networks from Within the Body
A new electronic material has been developed to record neural networks over long periods of time has been developed.
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Sager Offers 150-watt ITE and Medical Approved AC-DC Power Supplies
TDK-Lambda's CUS150M power supplies offer 150 watts in a compact 2" by 4" footprint, in addition to efficiency of up to 94 percent.
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Fluid Simulation Software Delivers Longer Range for EVs
New computational fluid dynamics methodology enables more efficient drivetrain design, reducing drag losses by up to 30 percent.
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VR System to Let Pediatric Patients Peek at Their Insides
The virtual reality tool is part of a clinical study examining its ability to heighten medical education, engagement and experience.
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Wearable ECG Coming Soon
A wearable electrocardiogram (ECG) system that can diagnose and remotely monitor cardiac patients will soon be available.
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Researchers Develop AI System that Uses Human Learning Techniques
USTA researchers have developed a new, cloud-based, learning platform for artificial intelligence (AI) that can teach computers how to learn.
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New System-On-Chip for Automotive Front Cameras in Level 3 and Level 4 Autonomous Vehicles
The system-on-chip enables AI processing required for automotive front cameras with CNN IP at industry-leading low power levels.
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Leti and Mapper Develop Individualized Chips with Maskless Lithography in CMOS Process
The low-cost cyber-security breakthrough encrypts individual chips with a code.
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What is Quadrature Encoding and Why is it Useful?
If you aren’t familiar with quadrature encoding then it may sound like a complicated topic term that you will never need. In truth, you probably use some form of quadrature encoding device every day without knowing it, and it may even save your life.
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Microchip to Buy Microsemi in Mega Deal Worth $8.35 Billion
The deal will expand Microchip’s offerings in the data center, communications, defense and aerospace markets.
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Drones in Space to Remove Space Junk and Repair Space Stations
A startup has launched a Kickstarter to build prototypes for the future of space construction.
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Video: Take a Ride in Waymo's Self-driving Van
The company gives a 360-degree inside look at how an autonomous vehicle sees the road.
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Video: Stanford Students Build and Test Delivery Drones
The engineering course allows engineering students to build, program and fly drones, as well as theorize on the best type of UAV for delivery.
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Graphene on Your Toast Could Tell Why Your Stomach is Upset
New research has been discovered in the realm of edible electronics.
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Lots to Experience at the APEC Booth Hosted by Mouser Electronics
Mouser's booth will feature interactive information about the latest power management solutions, new product advancements and component innovations; a chance to win a pair of Bose wireless headphones; and much more.
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Littelfuse to Display Semiconductor Portfolio at APEC 2018
Littelfuse Inc., IXYS Coporation and Monolith Semiconductor Inc., will display their growing power semiconductor portfolio in the Littelfuse booth at the Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition.
