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Cree Sells RF and Power Division to Infineon
The $850 million deal will help the lighting company sharpen its focus.
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Wearable Devices May Be Revealing Your ATM PIN
Researchers reveal that wearable devices can be exploited.
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Virtual System Allows Doctors to Ride in Ambulance
Tablet-based telemedicine system provides in-ambulance diagnosis and treatment of stroke patients.
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Engineers Develop Public Urinals that Generate Electricity
The ultimate goal is to get electricity to light the toilets, as well as possibly the outside area, in needy regions.
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New LED Bulb Dims to Help Work and Life Balance
Philips Lighting’s SceneSwitch bulbs adjust to homes where consumers work, relax and entertain.
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Video: BAE Systems Envisions a Future Filled with Lab-Grown Drones
During this century small military drones could be “grown” in large-scale labs via chemistry.
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Berkeley Lab Scientists Grow Atomically Thin Transistors and Circuits
The advance helps pave the way for next-generation electronics and computing technologies, as well as paper-thin devices.
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Android Application Enables Smart Glasses to Be Used with Industrial Assets
The NGRAIN Viewer can bring 3-D content to heavy equipment, assemblies and other applications.
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Circuit Design Software Adds New Features
Mouser Electronics’ MultiSIM BLUE Premium is the newest release of MultiSIM BLUE, the Mouser Edition of the NI Multisim circuit design tool.
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Mouser Stocking the Hexiwear Open Source IoT Platform from MikroElektronika and NXP
Mouser Electronics now offers the Hexiwear Open Source IoT Platform to develop wearable platform products.
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DMOS Microstepping Driver Has Translator, Overcurrent Protection
Proprietary current control method maximizes microstepping accuracy over a wide range of speeds and stepper motor characteristics.
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Unisem Ups Investment in MEMS Market
The Malaysian semiconductor assembly and test maker has added manufacturing capacity and molding capability to its offerings.
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Daimler Using 3-D Printing for Truck Spare Parts Production
The company will produce plastic parts including spring caps, air and cable ducts, clamps, mountings and control elements
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Semiconductor Equipment Spending to Rebound in 2017
Spending will improve some in the remainder of 2016 before growing by double digits next year.
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Low-Capacitance ESD Protection Diode Saves Space in Portable Electronics
For smartphones and wearables, compact device stands just 0.4 mm high and exhibits capacitance down to 0.35 pF typical.
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Peregrine Seeks to Displace Power MOSFETs with GaN FET Driver
The driver operates much faster with higher switching speeds compared to the traditional power components.
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New Imaging/Video Platform Combines FPGA, IP and GUI
The kit can be used by designers looking to bring imaging or video to drones, machine vision, robotics, surveillance and automotive applications.
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iDevices Ports Its Smart Home Products to the Amazon Alexa
Smart thermostats, light bulbs and indoor/outdoor switches can all be controlled via voice command.
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GE and Microsoft Team Up for Industrial Internet of Things
The platform will connect industrial machines from the edge to the cloud.
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GaN SSPAs Offer High Power and Gain across Frequencies Up to 7.5 GHz
Fairview’s newest GaN RF amplifiers feature very high gain levels from 43 to 60 dB across mostly broad frequency bands from 30 MHz to 7.5 GHz.
