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Invisibility Cloak Hides Photonic Chips From Other Photonic Chips
A University of Utah engineer has developed a cloaking device for microscopic photonic integrated devices, the building blocks of photonic computer chips that run on light instead of electrical current.
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Wireless Battery Management System Aims to Improve Reliability in Hybrid and Electric Vehicles
Linear will unveil a concept car based on the technology at this week’s Electronica trade show.
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Improving Safety and Comfort in Power Sports Vehicles
Bosch’s new semi-active damping control unit allows riders to customize suspension settings.
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Video: Semiconductor-Free Optically Controlled Microelectronic Device Developed
The University of California, San Diego, has developed a device that increases conductivity by 1,000%.
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Autonomous Scooter Completes the Cycle in Self-Driving Mobility System
A new autonomous scooter developed by MIT researchers and their colleagues complements self-driving cars and golf carts to create a comprehensive mobility system.
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Series-Connected Supercapacitors Deliver Optimal Pulse Power Handling Characteristics
AVX’s new SCM Series supercapacitor modules deliver high capacitance values, low ESR, low DCL and long lifetime performance.
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System-on-Chip Brings Bluetooth® 4.2 Performance to Wearables, IoT Products
The EM9304 system-on-chip powers Bluetooth® v4.2 low-energy-enabled IoT, wearable and smart electronics products.
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Optical Networking Products Meet Edge Applications
ADVA Optical Networking’s Network Edge provides a unified solution portfolio built upon a comprehensive range of edge devices.
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Motor-Control Device Serves Smart Industry, High-End Consumer Electronics
Highly integrated system-in-package simplifies intelligent motor control for smart manufacturing equipment, drones, high-performance home appliances and portable brushless DC motors.
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Anyone Can DIY Batteries with Scrap Metal, Disconnect from the Grid
Scientists are eliminating manufacturers and teaching the public that they can make their very own batteries with household scrap metal.
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Jasco Enters Smart LED Lighting Market
The company’s new bulb works with smart home hubs and provides 25,000 hours of light.
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Google and Facebook Offer New Ways to Find Presidential Election Coverage
Technology is changing how people can discover election results on a nationwide basis.
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Neurological Disease Growth Drives Neuroprosthetics
Neuroprosthetics is giving new hope to countless victims of injury and neurodegenerative disorders. Researchers are breaking long-standing barriers to deliver new hope and results to the growing number of sufferers.
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Automotive Security and the Paradox of Connected Cars
Charlie Miller hacked a Jeep Cherokee and used ARM TechCon to discuss how he did it, all as part of a serious dialogue at the event on the future of the connected automobile.
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Panasonic Debuts Flexible Lithium-ion Battery
The battery could be used for future smart cards, smart clothing or other wearable devices.
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Voltage Reference Has Independent Output Buffers
The LT6658 precision voltage reference incorporates two independent, high-current output buffers.
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Low-Power SAR Speeds Up Product Development
High-precision SAR analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) enable mobile test and measurement instruments to operate for a longer duration during field tests.
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Versatile Wearables Development Platform Integrates Diverse Sensors, Application Firmware, ARM Embed Hardware and Tools
Designing personal health/fitness wearables requires sensors, mixed-signal ICs, firmware and development tools; Maxim's MAXREFDES100# hSensor Platform and Reference Design combines them in a tiny, very-low-power package.
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Teardown: Denso - Toyota Airbag SDM
DENSO has been supplying airbag-sensing systems to car makers since 1989. They are designed to detect a collision and control airbags by sending a signal to the airbag ECU.
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Wolfspeed Unwraps 1,000 V SiC MOSFET
The 1,000 V SiC power MOSFET offers low on-resistance, very low output capacitance and low source inductance to deliver low switching losses and low conduction losses.
