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Mouser to Sponsor 20th Annual Microchip MASTERs Conference
Global electronic components distributor Mouser Electronics, Inc. will sponsor the 2016 Microchip MASTERs Conference,an in-depth technical conference to be held August 17 to 20 in Phoenix.
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Capacitors Handle Resonant Power Circuits
Illinois Capacitor’s HC and LC Series conduction-cooled capacitors are designed to reliably handle the current and voltage in resonant power circuits.
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How This 3-D Printed, Autonomous AI Vehicle Will Transform Transportation
The 3-D printed EV minibus can transport 12 passengers and includes IBM Watson Internet of Things (IoT) for Automotive, totally changing the shuttle bus landscape.
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Tesla Makes a Bid for Rooftop Photovoltaic Provider SolarCity
The $2.8 billion deal would give the company an end-to-end clean energy portfolio.
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Samsung to Spend $1.2 Billion on Internet of Things
“Human-Centered IoT” will be the focus of this new investment.
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Columbus Wins USDOT’s Smart City Challenge
The city beat out six other cities to win the $50 million in federal funding.
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Sensorless Three-Phase Controller Drives Automotive Brushless DC Motors?
ON Semiconductor’s LV8907UW three-phase motor controller enables key parameters and functions to be configured via SPI interface and stored in embedded non-volatile (OTP) memory.
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Electronics360 Webinar to Examine Automotive Connectivity
Automotive connectivity will be the focus of a webinar sponsored by Electronics360 scheduled for Thursday, June 30.
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IDT, Cavium Team Up on Data Center Reference Design
IDT’s DDR4 memory interface solutions deployed in low-energy data center platform design based on Cavium’s ThunderX® family of Workload-optimized ARM processors.
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Power Control Unit Allows Parallel Operation
The EPCOS VIP-3-TP control unit from TDK allows three reactive power compensation to be coupled for parallel operation.
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Solar Cells So Thin That They Can Wrap Around a Pencil
The bendy solar cells could have future applications in wearable electronics like fitness trackers and smart glasses.
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Start-up Company’s Wearable Camera Edits Video for You
NexGear has developed a new kind of adventure camera that helps users by editing hours of footage for them instantly
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Why Do Engineers Care So Much About Graphene?
Graphene, graphene, graphene. Everywhere we turn there is some new engineering or electronics breakthrough involving graphene. What’s so great about graphene, anyway?
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Tiny Nine-Axis Motion Sensor for Wearables Launched by Bosch Sensortec
The MEMS device contains an accelerometer, gyroscope and geomagnetic sensor.
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Cree Expands Horticulture Lighting Portfolio
The system allows greenhouse and vertical farming companies to reduce the size of the luminaires and lower system cost.
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BMW Enters Home Energy Storage Fray
The company will use both repurposed and new batteries in its systems.
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µModule Power Products Come in Tin – Lead BGA Packages
Linear Technology’s µModule® (micro-module) power products come in reflow solderable tin–lead BGA packages.
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China Is Now Operating the World's Fastest Supercomputer
The Sunway TaihuLight supercomputer is the first system in the world that has a peak performance of over 100 PFlops
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New Computer Processor Lets Robots Plan Gestures in Real-Time
For humans, reaching around obstacles to pick a soda out of the refrigerator is no big deal, but this is a bit more challenging for robots.
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NXP and Selinko Join Forces for the Internet of Vine
The companies will provide secure NFC tags for vintners for all wine categories.
