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Meet the Robotic Lifeguard that Rescued 300 Syrian Migrants from Drowning
This remote-controlled buoy 15 years in the making is powered by a jet engine and comes to the rescue at speeds up to 22 mph.
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Reference Kit Eases Wireless Design
Easy-to-use reference kit breaks through barriers of designing wireless charging into portable and wearable devices.
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Mouser Electronics Receives Distribution Award From TE Connectivity
TE Connectivity has awarded Mouser Electronics with the Global High Service Distributor of the Year Award.
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Critical Components Behind Switch-mode Power Supplies
Switch-mode power supplies (SMPS) are not created equal. Components are often the differentiators in an SMPS that deliver higher performance and greater reliability.
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Robots Figure Out How to Organize Your Clutter
Maybe humans cringe when faced with their clutter and mess—but not robots.
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Can Open-Sourcing Transform Electronics Hardware?
Sharing your hardware intellectual property may seem risky, but open-source proponents say it can improve your products, lower development costs and speed product innovation.
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Take a Peek at What Ford is Doing Inside Its Innovation Centers
Wearables, personal assistants, and augmented reality—Ford is working on it all inside of its Research and Innovation Centers. Take a peek.
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Silicon Switch Reduces Size, Power Use in Cellular Radio RF Front Ends
Analog Devices’ ADRF5130 silicon switch enables designers to reduce hardware size and bias power consumption in cellular radio systems.
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Noise Filter Quiets Audio Devices
TDK’s MAF1608G noise filter limits audio signal noise while allowing high currents.
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Discrete and Bare Die IGBTs Aim At Hybrid, Electric Vehicles
Fairchild Semiconductor has introduced bare die IGBTs and diodes aimed at?hybrid electric vehicles?(HEV), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) and electric vehicles (EV).
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IoT Development Kits Overshadow Kits of Old
As fast as the Internet of Things (IoT) has products hitting the shelf, product designers need all the help they can get—but they need it from reliable, complete and supported sources. They’re getting it via today’s development kits that are far more advanced than those put out just a few years ago.
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IBM’s Memory Breakthrough Will Speed Up IoT and Machine Learning
IBM researchers revealed a new storage memory breakthrough that has the potential to speed up machine learning and access to the Internet of Things (IoT), mobile phone apps and cloud storage. For the first time, scientists have demonstrated reliably storing three bits of data per cell using a new memory technology known as phase-change memory (PCM).
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HP Gets Into 3-D Printing with Its Jet Fusion Printer
The printing system can be used to design, prototype and manufacture physical parts 10 times faster than current printers.
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Olea Makes Bid to Bring Sensor Technology to Industrial Truck Market
The company will bring its OleaVision technology to the segment through a joint venture with Flat Earth.
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Aluminum Capacitors Suit Automotive Apps
The 146 CTI and 160 CLA series of surface-mount aluminum capacitors from Vishay handle up to 100 V and 80 V, respectively.
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Training Your Robot is a Lot Like Training Your Dog
So how do ordinary, non-computer-programming people train their robots?
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Mouser Sponsoring NXP Tech Forum in Austin
Global electronics distributor Mouser Electronics is sponsoring the NXP FTF 2016 Technology Forum in Austin, Texas, this week.
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Silicone-Carbide Power Chips May Enable Faster, Better Electric Cars
ST is touting its power semiconductors as the next step toward improving renewable energy vehicles.
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NXP Unveils ADAS Platform to Enable Autonomous Vehicles
The company says its BlueBox solution will allow automotive OEMs to design, manufacture and sell self-driving cars by 2020.
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What is This Thing that EEs Routinely Call "Ground?"
Treating a circuit point as a "ground" when it really isn't can lead to design problems and safety issues.
