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10 Technologies Poised to Change the Future
From reversing paralysis, to paying with your face, to self-driving trucks and more, the future is rife with potential.
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Researchers Develop Technology for Affordable Solar Windows
Solar PV windows could represent the next frontier in renewable energy technology.
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Samsung and Verizon to Begin 5G Trials in April
The trials will take place in five cities in five different states in the U.S.
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The Additive Manufacturing Facility (AMF) On Board the International Space Station Prints First Space Artwork
First-ever off-world artwork lightens the mood with laughter in space.
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New Material for Wearables
Heterostructures of monolayer materials have become the focus of extensive research due to their astonishing chemical and physical properties.
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New Yorker Electronics Broadens Medical Electronics Offerings with USA-Made Audible Alarms
Audible medical alarms are IEC60601-1-8 approved for drug dispensers, defibrillators, dialysis and more.
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Glass Fiber vs. Plastic Fiber in Fiber Optic Applications
The question concerning glass versus plastic optical fiber is fundamental, but it comes up more often than you’d think, so it’s worth a few words here.
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Q&A: The Rise in 360 Camera Streaming
Orah CEO, Nicolas Burtey, chats about the increase in adoption of 360-degree camera use and its potential in future applications
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STMicroelectronics and USound Agree to Build Miniature Piezoelectric MEMS for Portable Devices
The device will replace balanced-armature and electrodynamic receivers in smartphones.
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches from Kennedy Space Center
SpaceX Falcon9 initiates historic mission from Cape Canaveral’s Launch Complex 39A.
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Soon: Printable Solar Cells!
The perovskite solar cell manufactured at low temperature with an efficiency of 20.1 percent.
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MotherBox Promises True Wireless Charging
The MotherBox has no charging pad or wires, and the ability to recharge multiple devices at the same time.
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Creating Lithium-ion Batteries Using Waste Silicon Sawdust
The method could be a way to mass produce batteries using the discarded material from silicon wafers.
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IR Receivers Allow Pin-in-Paste Soldering
Side-view metal holder allows single reflow soldering step to reduce assembly costs.
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TVS Diode Arrays Protect Portable Products
Littelfuse’s SP3145, SP1043 and SP1044 TVS diode arrays come in space-saving flip-chip packages and provide unidirectional transient protection.
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Charging Electronic Devices Using Wireless Power Transfer
Power transfer method allows wireless charging of any electronic device
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Ultrafast Camera Developed for Self-Driving Cars and Drones
The smart camera is faster than conventional video and sees far beyond typical optical cameras
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Printable Solar Cells Move One Step Closer to Reality
Perovskite materials can form “solar ink” that could then be printed onto glass, plastic or other surfaces using inkjet printing.
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Long Body LED Indicators Fit Thick Panels
Wilbrecht LEDCO has introduced a long body nickel-plated panel mount LED designed to easily fit panels up to 9.0 mm thick.
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PMBus™ compliant PoLs power FPGAs, processors
Murata Power Solutions has launched the 90 A/162 W OKDx-T/90 series for point-of-load applications.
