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Seven Companies That Will Contribute to Technology at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games
Take a look at these seven major companies to see what their tech role will be in this year’s Olympic Games.
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ST and Qualcomm Team up for Sensor Modules in Smartphones
Software added into the sensors will allow for new low-power, high-performance Snapdragon-based phones.
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Optical Backplane Interconnect Complies With VITA Standards
TE Connectivity’s Ruggedized Optical Backplane interconnect system provides a high-density, blind-mate optical interconnect in a backplane/daughter card configuration.
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250 W Medical Supplies Are 94% Efficient
The TDK-Lambda CUS200M power supplies have a 3 x 5 in. footprint and are up to 94% efficient.
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Single Row Receptacle Ensures Proper Terminal Seating
Molex’s Micro-Fit™ TPA Single Row Receptacle has integrated terminal position assurance molded with the housing to ensure proper terminal seating.?
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The RTOS in 2016
Christian Légaré, the new IPSO Alliance president, explains what is happening with real-time operating systems in 2016. What is new, what challenges exist, and how are they fitting into the blossoming IoT efforts?
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LED Street Lights May Be Keeping You Up at Night
The AMA says blue light-rich LED lamps have a big effect on circadian sleep rhythms.
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Nanoco Calls to End Cadmium Exemption in EU
The quantum dot manufacturer says a recent Öko Institute report calling on an expansion to the toxic material exclusion is not necessary.
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China’s Espressif Finds Low-Cost Wi-Fi Chip Niche
Espressif Systems was little known outside China before launching its ESP8266 chips in 2014. Now, its inexpensive wi-fi chips are enabling an array of IoT applications.
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Coaxial Test Probes Ease Microwave Circuit Design
Pasternack has introduced semi-rigid test probes in diameters of 0.02 in. (0.51mm), 0.034 in. (0.86mm) and 0.047 in. (1.19mm).
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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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Light-Sensing System Tracks Human Behavior
Researchers are using the power of the light all around us to develop a light-sensing system that tracks a person's behavior continuously in real-time.
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Convection-Cooled Modular Power Supply Delivers 600 W
Modular fan-less power supply comes in an 8.5 x 4.5 x 1U package and utilizes patented modular resonant technology.
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Future Hybrid Silicon Chips Will Combine Light and Sound
Scientists from Yale University have just figured out a way to boost light waves’ intensity on a silicon microchip using the power of sound.
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One Step Closer to a Fully Functional Electronic Nose
UT Dallas researchers are now working to develop an affordable “electronic nose” that can be used in breath analysis for a variety of health diagnoses.
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TTI, Inc. Breaks Ground on Distribution Center
TTI Inc. has started building a new warehouse distribution center in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Mouser and Marvel Superhero Video Series Exceeds 1.3 Million Views
Mouser Electronics' Project Heroes?video series, which shows Marvel superheroes being produced from electronic parts, has produced over 1.3 million page views in just a few weeks.
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Xilinx Adds Dual-Core Zynq UltraScale+ FPGAS Devices
The new additions to the multiprocessor SoC (MPSoC) family can be used for dual application and real-time processor combinations.
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TSMC to Double Green Power Usage This Year
The pure-play foundry says it will purchase 200 million kWh of renewable energy in 2016.
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FLI Launches Wireless Charging Pad Capable of Powering 8 Smartphones Simultaneously
The pad can also charge anything from smartwatches, to gaming controllers, to Bluetooth speakers.
