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A 3-D Printed Excavator Could Raise the Bar for Large-Scale Metal Printing
Hailed as the world’s first 3-D printed excavator, this machine taking shape at Oak Ridge National Laboratory could lead to new uses for additive manufacturing. During the nine-month printing process, researchers will explore the feasibility of printing with low-cost metal alloys. This research could lead to 3-D printing of low-volume, high-complexity components for motor vehicles and large machinery.
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Huawei Smartphone Use Synaptics Touch Products
Synaptics’ touch and display driver integration (TDDI) technology was selected for the?Huawei nova smartphone.
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GM Celebrates 50th Anniversary of the World's First Hydrogen-Fuel Cell Vehicle
Fifty years later, the company has invested more than $2.5 billion in hydrogen fuel cell technology and has been collaborating with Honda since 2013 to develop a next-generation system that will be much more powerful.
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Z-Axis Transponder Coil Fits Car Access Systems
TDK’s EPCOS z-axis transponder coils are designed for passive entry, passive start car access systems.
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Control Optimizes Lighting and Power Usage
Easy installation of modular system saves owners and builders money, time and energy.
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Low-Power AFE Shrinks Size of Wearables
Analog Devices’ AD8233 analog front-end enables designers to shrink the size of wearable devices.
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Samsung to Acquire Open Artificial Intelligence Platform
The acquisition indicates Samsung’s desire to incorporate virtual personal assistants and deliver an AI-based open ecosystem across all of its devices and services.
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Q&A: CEO Discusses Using Smart Protocols and Radio Waves To Send Messages Off-Grid
goTenna CEO discusses how building a product that addresses a real market is critical to start-up success, as well as her company's newest low-power product that people can use to communicate regardless of cell towers, Wi-Fi or satellites.
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New Product: Power-Supply IC
There are general-purpose power-converter ICs as well as ones such as the TI TPS54116-Q1, which targets a specific end-user application and environment.
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RF Power Transistors to Advance Cellular Infrastructure for Smart Cities
Transistors meet the stringent requirements for macro base stations operating between 1805 and 2690 MHz.
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Demo Board Helps Evaluate IXYS MOSFET Gate Driver
The DVRFD615X2 MOSFET demonstration board simplifies evaluation of the IXRFD615X2 dual-high-speed MOSFET gate driver.
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NASA Tests Camera That Will Land The 2020 Mars Rover
According to NASA, a Lander Vision System-equipped mission will open up opportunities to land within more challenging environments and pursue new Mars terrain.
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New Wavelength Converter is the Future of Quantum Tech
The wavelength converter, built on a chip, would allow quantum bits to be manipulated and then transmit that same information over long distances.
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Connector Eliminates Separate Header
TE Connectivity’s SmartSeal connector mates directly to an over-molded PCB ECU housing, eliminating the need for a separate PCB header and sealed enclosure.
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Moving Intelligence to the Edge
Latency and a shortage of bandwidth prevent mission-critical, cloud-based applications from delivering on the promise of the Internet of Things. Fog computing may be able to counter this.
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Enhanced Security Solution Protects Personal Data for Payment, eGovernment Services
NXP adds PUF Anti-Cloning technology to its next-generation SmartMX2 microcontroller, enabling electronic identification solutions.
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Varistor Family Adds 26 VDC Versions
AVX’s TransFeed™ and TransFeed Automotive Series varistor line now offers 26 VDC versions.
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Switching Regulator Stays Stable During Input Transitions
Linear Technology’s LTC3126 step-down switching regulator has integrated PowerPath™ control that ensures seamless transitions between inputs to ensure stable output voltage.
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Proximity and Ambient Light Sensor Detects to One Meter
Surface-mount device combines high-power IR emitter, photo detectors for proximity and ambient light, signal processing IC, and 8-bit/16-bit ADC.
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Google Launches Smart Home Assistant to Battle Amazon
The Google Home voice-activated speaker will be available in November.
