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Buck/Boost Controller Has Integrated Buck MOSFET
Allegro’s A4450 buck/boost controller can implement either a buck or buck/boost regulator to efficiently convert automotive battery voltages into a tightly regulated voltage.
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How to Turn Music Into Colors With a Wi-Fi Bridge
Close Encounters of the Third Kind is a 1977 American science fiction film, written and directed by Steven Spielberg. As part of the movie’s theme scientists enable a computer, using light and sound patterns together, to have a musical conversation with alien guests from a UFO visiting out planet.
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New Technique Could Help Law Enforcement Collect Smartphone Data
While the contents of volatile memory are gone as soon as the phone is shut down, they can still reveal surprising amounts of forensic data if the device is up and running.
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Industrial Metrology Firm Introduces Chromatic White Light Sensor Family
The Zeiss DotScan family of chromatic white light sensors supports measurement of “problematic” free-form surfaces, such as those composed of highly reflective, soft or sensitive materials.
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What Happens to Your Brain When You Use Google Glass?
Researchers at Drexel University study what the real effects are of devices like Google Glass.
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Mouser Electronics Appoints Sam Katsuta to Run Japan Operation
Mouser Electronics, Inc. has appointed Sam Katsuta, a longtime TDK executive, as Vice President of Mouser Electronics–Japan.
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Step-Down Supply Dissipates Low Power, Needs No Inductors
The LTC3256 step-down power supply from Linear Technology Corporation takes a single positive input and generates 5 V and 3.3 V step-down supplies with high efficiency and no inductors.
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Report Reveals Reliability of eGaN FETs Under Rigorous Stress
EPC’s reliability report documents over 8 million eGaN device hours with zero failures.
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This Company Lets You Turn Yourself into a Hologram
Are you in the mood for an immersive experience including huge holographic images floating around the room without a projector?
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Camera Module Debuts for Medical Applications
OmniVision Technologies calls its OVM6946 camera module the industry’s most cost-effective single-chip imaging solution for single-use endoscopes.
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Video: Record-Breaking Camera Captures Rocket Tests in Detail
The camera recorded propulsion video data that has never before been seen in such detail.
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Logitech’s Pop Switch Looks to Simplify the Smart Home
With the press of a button users can control lights, music and other devices in their home.
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New Ion-Trapping Chips Designed for Future Quantum Computers
The MIT team built an ion-trapping chip with on-board optical components that could channel laser light toward individual ions.
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Intel Steps Up Deep-Learning and Artificial Intelligence Portfolio with Nervana Acquisition
The $350 million deal will combine Intel’s Xeon and Xeon Phi processors with Nervana’s deep- learning framework.
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Dual 100G Intelligent Network Interface Card Balances Data Loads
Artesyn’s SharpSwitch™ PCIE-9205 PCI Express intelligent network interface card balances data loads in wireless, communications, broadcast and streaming media applications.
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Power Connector Suits Electric Vehicles
The ePower-Lite power connector is housed in a plastic shell that withstands temperatures up to 125 °C.
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Are Your Android Apps Secretly Tracking Your Location?
New research reveals that some Android apps may be transmitting some of your most sensitive information.
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Company to Provide Live VR Video from Space to Anyone with a VR Device
The world’s first virtual reality camera satellite will launch into space to provide virtual reality video to anyone with a virtual reality device.
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Japanese LED Lighting Horticulture Experiment Yields 12,000 Heads of Lettuce a Day
Philips Lighting’s indoor crops trials have been very successful for two Japanese vertical farms.
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LeEco to Build $1.8 Billion Electric Car Plant in China
The facility will produce 400,000 electric vehicles by 2018.
