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USDOT Bans All Samsung Galaxy Note7 Smartphones from U.S. Aircraft
The phones have been labeled as a forbidden hazardous material.
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Thin, Flexible Electronic Paper Works Best Outdoors
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology have developed a display that could change public displays or handheld devices forever.
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Pressure Sensors Measure Low Air Flows With High Accuracy
Honeywell has added high-accuracy, low-pressure devices to its RSC Series of TruStability board-mount pressure sensors.
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Avnet Completes $841 Million Acquisition of Premier Farnell
The company expects annual addition to revenues of $70 million to $80 million.
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Apple Abandons Electric Vehicle Effort in Favor of Autonomous Driving Project
The company has a timetable to develop a system that would then be sold to carmakers.
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SMT Indicator is Automatically Insertable
VCC has introduced a 3 mm right angle SMD circuit board indicator.
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Brushless Motors Produce Up to 1200 oz-in Torque
Pittman has introduced the EC044A and EC042B Series brushless motors rated to produce up to 600 oz-in and 1,200 oz-in. torque, respectively.
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Laser Diode Driver Source Suits High Power Lab Apps
The PCX-6425 high power current source is designed to drive laser diodes, bars and arrays at up to 150 A of current and 120 V maximum forward voltage.
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Electronic Mirror Analyzes a Person’s Skin
HiMirror™ offers an in-depth, personalized skin care analysis based on the evolving condition of the person’s skin, as well as other factors.
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Carbon Dioxide to Ethanol?
Researchers at ORNL convert carbon dioxide into ethanol, which can be used to store energy or to produce mechanical work.
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Engineers Create 3-D Acoustic Holograms Using Lego-like Wall of Materials
New Lego-like metamaterial device can create acoustic holograms to revolutionize applications like home stereo systems and medical ultrasound devices.
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Smartwatch Can Detect Taps, Flicks and Scratches on the Wearers Body
The new sensor technology makes possible new types of interactions with wearable devices.
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Canadian Manufacturer Implements GaN FETs in AC/DC Converters with Redundant Feeds
Telcodium’s single AC series module with redundant AC feeds replaces three-module power supply architecture.
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SMIC Begins Construction on New 12-inch Wafer Fab
The new fab will help the foundry achieve revenue growth for the next three to four years.
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Holographic 3-D Display Technology May Be a Game Changer for Industrial Applications
The technology could be used for displays in cars, digital signage or smart wearables.
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Closed-Circuit Coolers Are Quiet, Efficient
The eco-LSWE and eco-LRWB evaporative coolers can replace existing forced-draft equipment of the same box size and fan motor horsepower.
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Researchers Reveal How to Make Transparent Sensors
Two years ago, engineers announced they had created transparent sensors for using in brain imaging. Now they reveal how others can fabricate these sensors in search of more applications.
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Cybathlon Puts the Focus on Bionics and Their Users
Combining the best of technological development with Olympic-style competition, his unique event showcased future possibilities for prostheses and other assistive technologies.
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Synaptics Fingerprint Sensors Designed into TCL 950 Smartphones
Synaptics Inc. announced that TCL Communication?has selected Synaptics®?Natural ID™? fingerprint sensors for secure biometric user authentication for their TCL 950 smartphones.
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Netgear 802.11ac Wireless Access Device Improves Wi-Fi Coverage
Netgear’s WAC104 Access Point (AP) supports dual-band concurrent operation with combined throughput of up to 1.2 Gbps (300 Mbps at 2.4 GHz and 867 Mbps at 5 GHz).
