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DIY Bio-Bots Using 3-D Printing
Researchers have developed a recipe that allows others to duplicate a calls of walking robots with muscle cells
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Wet Tantalum Cap Has Wide Capacitance Range
Vishay’s M39006/33?wet tantalum capacitor meets MIL-PRF-39006/33 specs and provides a capacitance range from 15 µF to 680 µF.
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Supermicro Deploys 30,000+ MicroBlade™ Servers to Power Data Centers
Data center achieves 1.06 power usage effectiveness with 280 nodes per rack delivering maximum server density and efficiency.
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Gas Discharge Tube Suits High Bandwidth Apps
Gas discharge tube protects against fast rising transients. Low off-state capacitance is ideal for high bandwidth applications.
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Nissan to Collaborate With WiTricity on Wireless Electric Car Charging Systems
The companies will work on charging systems that promote interoperability and ease of use.
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Dubai Drone Taxi Set for Liftoff
World’s first passenger drone could be in operation by July
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Implanting Solar Cells Under the Skin
A recent study by Swiss researchers has determined that implanting photovoltaiccells under the skin of patients would be a viable method for keeping medical implants in continuous operation.
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Don’t Expect Delivery Drones Anytime Soon
New research from Gartner says delivery drones will amount to less than 1 percent of the commercial market by 2020.
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Sager Stocking Schurter IEC Inlets
Sager Electronics is offering Schurter’s Polarized IEC Appliance Inlets for Class II Protection.
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Multilayer Organic Filters Suit Wireless Apps
AVX’s HF Series of MLO high pass filters help engineers integrate high quality passive printed elements in thermally matched surface-mount packages.
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Voltage Detector Chip Allows Batteries in Sensors to Last Longer
The chip requires only a few picowatts of power to activate other circuits
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Researchers Bring Terahertz Communication to Life
Researchers announced the development of a terahertz transmitter capable of transmitting an astounding 100 gigabits per second over a single channel.
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Diagnostic Lab on a Chip Produced for Mere Penny
An inexpensive, inkjet-printed lab on a chip could be a boon to healthcare delivery in developing nations.
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Perform Complex Operations – in Hardware or Software?
Getting a system to execute a suite of operations used to rest primarily with the hardware. Today, embedding those functions in software offers numerous advantages.
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Smart Home Start-up Launches Smartphone-less Lighting Platform
Homeowners use voice, motion and touch activation to command music, climate and other common devices inside the house.
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Intel to Invest $7 Billion in New Chip Fab
The facility will produce microprocessors for use in data centers and the Internet of Things
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Wide Input DC/DC Converter Powers Railway Apps
With greater than 10:1 input voltage range, supply is suited for railway applications.
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Tiny, Sticky Insect Drones Could Be the Future of Pollination
In Japan, researchers are working to pollinate lilies with insect-sized drones .The undersides of these artificial pollinators are coated with horse hairs and an ionic gel that’s sticky enough to pick up pollen from one flower and drop it onto another.
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Using Augmented Reality for Physical Security Training
Sandia National Laboratories uses new technologies to better prevent theft and sabotage of nuclear material.
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600 V MOSFET Lowers Conduction, Switching Losses
Superjunction device provides industry’s lowest RDS(ON)*Qg FOM for telecom, industrial and enterprise applications.
