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3D Printing Speed Could Increase by a Factor of 1,000
3D printing industrial equipment can take a full day. Researchers recently developed a technique to make the process up to 1,000 times faster.
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Waveguide Twists Operate from 18 to 110 GHz
Fairview’s precision waveguide twists operate across seven frequency bands spanning 18 to 110 GHz.
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Bluetooth® Beacon Provides Long Life
EM Microelectronic’s EMBE01 Bluetooth v4.1 proximity beacon provides extended battery life and a weatherproof enclosure for deployment in all conditions.
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Retiring NI CEO Reflects on the Past and Looks Ahead
Preparing to step down after 40 years, National Instruments President and CEO Dr. James Truchard speaks about his and the company’s history, vision and future plans.
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Video: Watch a Magnetic Ink-Printed Device Self-Heal After Being Damaged
The technology could be used to create a number of self-healing wearable electric circuits, electrochemical sensors and batteries.
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SMIC Begins Construction on the First 12-Inch Production Line in South China
The new line will initially produce 40,000 12-inch wafers per month.
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Electric Skateboards Suffer Lithium-Ion Battery Fire Problem
Board maker Boosted warns consumers to stop riding and charging its 2nd-generation devices.
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Daimler to Bring Mercedes-Benz Stationary Energy-Storage Systems to U.S.
The systems will be able to power homes as well as industrial and commercial structures.
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Thin-Film Resistor Exhibits Tight Tolerances
Vishay Dale’s Thin-Film PLTU resistor offers a TCR of ± 2 ppm/°C and tolerance of ± 0.01%. Resistance ranges from 100 O to 3 MO.
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Connectors, Adapters Address Circuit Board Connectivity Applications
Connectors and adapters offer a maximum frequency of 12.4 GHz and VSWR of 1.06:1.
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RS-485 Transceivers Meet Stringent IEC Surge Standards
Analog Devices, Inc.?has announced RS-485 transceivers fully certified for Level 4 EMC surge protection.
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Electronic Fuse IC Offers Robust, Fast Action Plus Reverse-Polarity Protection
Solid-state fuse is faster than traditional thermal components, is flexible, is resettable and adds reverse-voltage protection.
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Self-Driving Vehicles: Safety First
Trucking company Otto dispels two commonly held assumptions about self-driving vehicles: 1) that these vehicles are being developed mainly for consumers, and 2) that they must have a human occupant for emergencies.
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The Birth of Chip-Level Security
Physical unclonable function technology delves deep into silicon’s secrets to take device authentication and key generation to a new level, enabling security tailor-made for the Internet of Things.
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Firefighters Modernize Using Rugged Tablets to Improve Response and Safety
Two fire departments are using XploreTechnologies’ rugged tablets to perform real-time actions in the field.
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NetApp Solutions Improve Control, Simplify Movement of Data in the Hybrid Cloud
Expanded data fabric solutions and services speed up data access and visibility, and enhance data protection and security.
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Video: Watch Researchers Use a Programmable Language to Improve Energy-Harvesting Computers
The technology expands the reach for Internet of Things devices, medical implants and space exploration.
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NASA Develops Lidar Instrument to Search for Signs of Life on Mars
Attached to a rover or other robotic device, the instrument could be used to search for organic particles that are recent or from the past.
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Industry 4.0 Gathers Steam
Industry 4.0 is the bringing together of several digital technology capabilities simultaneously. In 2016, is it a promise or is it gathering momentum?
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Fisker’s Electric Car Will Double the Range of Tesla's Car
The newly launched automotive company revealed first images and details of its EMotion vehicle.
