RSS
Home
-
Video: Apple Joins the Smart Home Assistant Market with HomePod
But priced at $349 will it be able to compete against lower-priced hubs?
-
Designed for Extreme Power Distribution Applications
A new extended-performance contactor from TE Connectivity is designed for harsh, explosive environments.
-
Hashing the Computational Complexity of Deep Learning
A new technique based on hashing drastically reduces the time and computation required for deep learning computation.
-
Mouser Now Stocks Murata's 3-Axis MEMS Accelerometer and Inclinometer
Mouser Electronics is now stocking the SCRA3300-D01 three-axsis accelerometer and inclinometer from Murata. The surface-mount MEMs sensor provides user-selectable measurement range and self-diagnosis features.
-
Medical Gamma-Ray Camera Is Now Palm-Sized
A research group invented a medical gamma-ray detector (Compton camera) and succeeded in high-resolution, multicolor 3D molecular imaging of a live mouse which was administered with three different radioactive tracers.
-
Family of Bare Die GaAs MMIC Devices Target Aerospace and Industrial Markets
Five new devices from Microsemi all featuring wideband plastic packages
-
SoC Simplifies Ethernet Conversion with Support for more than 10 Standards
TI’s new industrial communication processor is used to convert existing non-networked designs
-
Fund Established to Boost Apps for Next-Generation Augmented and Virtual Reality Device
The $1 million fund will help developers build apps for Merge VR’s products.
-
Microchip’s New Family of Low-power PIC Microcontrollers
Microchip (http://www.microchip.com/) announced the development of a new family of extreme low-power (XLP) microcontrollers especially designed to drive liquid-crystal displays (LCD).
-
29 Megapixel CCD Image Sensor Designed for Machine Vision, Aerial Surveillance and Security
ON Semi’s new chip provides twice the imaging sensitivity of the previous generation
-
Video: Watch How Bike-to-Vehicle Tech Can Prevent Motorcycle Accidents
A new technology now in pilot development has one goal: to keep motorcyclists safe.
-
Scientists Create Algorithm That Solves Major Microgrid Power Problem
Scientists from Northeastern University in China have created a new method that could detect a big electrical problem in microgrids. They developed an algorithm that accurately identifies multiple signals at multiple levels in a circuit.
-
Omron Smart Homes and Buildings Solutions Improve Lives
At the heart of “smart” are relays, switches, connectors, sensors and advanced image sensing/human vision components that deliver energy savings, convenience, comfort and Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity.
-
Video: Underground Cable Fault Tester with Automatic Shutoff Feature
The one-piece tool tests underground de-energized primary shielded voltage cables for faults.
-
Video: Tiny GPS Tracks Kids, Dogs or Luggage
Magpie is a gadget that can be attached, clipped or stuck to any object.
-
Transistors for 5nm Techology: IBM Breakthrough
IBM has announced the successful development of a process to manufacture silicon nanosheet transistors that will enable the new generation of silicon chips of five-nanometer nodes. This is an astounding result given the fact that less than two years ago they developed the 7nm node chips.
-
New Pacemaker May Offer the 'Triple Crown' of Treatment
A new wireless pacemaker being presented at IEEE's International Microwave Symposium can be implanted directly into a patient's heart.
-
Renault to Begin Trial for EV Batteries’ Second Life inside Home Energy Storage Units
In a partnership with Powervault, the batteries will be used in conjunction with a solar system inside U.K. homes
-
Texas Instruments Expands Portfolio of MSP430 MCUs Available from Mouser
Mouser Electronics is now stocking the MSP430FR599x and MSP430FR596x microcontrollers from Texas Instruments. According to Mouser, these new microcontrollers are ultra-low-power, ferroelectric random access memory and targets a wide range of sensing and measurement applications.
-
New Graphene-CMOS Integrated Device Can See the Invisible
Silicon-based CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semiconductors) technology is changing the world before our eyes. Silicon-based CMOS are one of the main driving forces behind most of the technology we use in our daily lives, from smartphones to computers. Graphene Flagship researchers from the Institute of Photonic Sciences in Barcelona (ICFO) have proven that it is possible to integrate graphene into a CMOS integrated circuit.
