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NVIDIA Lights a CANDLE for Cancer Research
Artificial intelligence computing company NVIDIA joins project Cancer Moonshot, an initiative to accelerate cancer research.
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Current Sense Resistor Saves Space in High-Power Circuits
The Vishay Dale WSLF2512 Power Metal Strip® current sense resistor is rated up to 6 W and provides a power density of 192 W/in2.
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How Doctors Will Use Smartwatches to Increase Patient Care
Patients' readings would be monitored in real time and stored on a central server, so dangerous levels can be caught immediately and an alert sent directly to the doctor’s wrist via W-iFi.
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Video: Watch Philips Preview the Future of Smart Cities with the Use of Connected LED Lighting
In 2030, smart cities will use lighting to power the Internet of Things and how people live on a daily basis.
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Radiation-Tolerant Motor Controller Reduces Weight in Space Satellites
Microsemi's expansion of its devices will work with space robotics and human-related space programs.
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Determining the Buying Decisions of Chinese Electric Car Consumers
What the Chinese government can do to help speed along the transition to more environmentally friendly vehicles
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Apple Pursuing Augmented Reality Glasses that Connect to an iPhone
The company could use technology from recent acquisitions to fuel the project.
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Synchronous Buck-Boost DC/DC Converter Delivers 95% Efficiency
The LTC3119 synchronous current mode monolithic buck-boost converter delivers up to 5 A of continuous output current and is 95% efficient.
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Turning Jackets into Solar-Powered Wearables
Researchers have developed a technology that uses solar cells to turn clothing into a source for limitless energy
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Siemens to Buy EDA Vendor Mentor Graphics for $4.5 Billion
The acquisition will further Siemens' digital industrial enterprise strategy.
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Samsung Bets on the Connected Car with Harman Acquisition
The Korean electronics giant will spend $8 billion to garner Harman’s embedded telematics, connected safety and security products.
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Q&A: Building LEGO-Based Drones that Are Rebuildable and Customizable
Flybrix offers a way for kids and adults alike to create, fail and build again with common, easy-to-use building blocks.
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Autonomous Cars and Defense Drones Highlight MEMS & Sensors Executive Congress Innovations
Companies are increasing their use of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) in a variety of applications.
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RF Connector Solutions Meet Next-Generation Mobile Network Needs
Small form factor integrates best-in-class PIM and less torque.
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Cray Launches Next-Generation Supercomputer
System Delivers One Petaflop of Peak Performance in a Single Cabinet
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MLCCs Are Approved for Medical Apps
The MMM series multilayer ceramic capacitors are ideal for implantable, non-life-sustaining medical devices.
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Eighth- and Quarter-Brick DC/DC Converters Suit Telecom, Computing Applications
Artesyn’s ADO300 eighth-brick and ADO700 quarter-brick DC/DC converters suit telecom, computing and server applications.
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BroadSoft Hub Adds Contextual Intelligence to Communications
Enterprise-grade cloud service integrates real-time communications with cloud applications and contextual intelligence.
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DC/DC Solutions for On-Board Power
RECOM has now introduced an online interactive tool that will help you select the best parts for your designs, providing solutions for on-board power products. Here you can get hands on with the tool.
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Flexible Solar Panels
A team of researchers at Virginia Tech have developed flexible solar panels to be used in wearable, window glass, wallpaper, and other products.
