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The Fickle Fight Against Terrorism—Privacy vs. Security
Of course, we’re concerned about terrorism—but how concerned, and how strongly we feel about fighting it with technology, varies drastically based on timing.
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Xiaomi’s Next-Generation Fitness Wearable Includes an OLED Display
The Mi Band 2 follows the successful launch of its original fitness tracker while improving on health features and its display.
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Cisco and IBM to Collaborate on Internet of Things
The companies will work to deliver instant insight to remote fringes of businesses such as oil rigs, factories or mines.
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How 3-D Printing Is Helping Farmers in the Developing World
Thanks to 3-D printing, scientists have installed a batch of inexpensive weather stations designed to provide necessary information to farmers and residents in developing countries.
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Indo-China Mobile War Begins - With a Twist
Chinese mobile handset brands are conquering the $14 billion Indian mobile market, with plans to set up manufacturing in India.
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MLCCs Withstand Automotive Temperatures
Vishay BCcomponents K…H series “HOTcap” multilayer ceramic chip capacitors operate at temperatures up to 175° C.
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Smart Lighting Platform Aims to Provide Ambient Colors for LED Application
Dialog Semiconductor and Dyna Image collaborate to add ambient light and color sensor controls to their LED drivers and Bluetooth controllers.
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New Radar and Bed Sensor Combo Detect Health Problems in the Elderly
By placing sensors in the home, medical professionals will have the ability to capture early warning signs before the patient even recognizes a problem.
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LiDar Improves Automotive Safety
Automotive supplier VALEO has introduced a low-cost, solid-state LiDAR for ADAS applications based on the Leddar technology.
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Arrow Becomes Leading Global Distributor for Microsemi
The move will help support Microsemi’s position in aerospace and defense, communications, data center and industrial markets.
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Deciphering Two-Dimensional ID Codes: Reading the Unreadable
The idea of uniquely identifying individual parts, assemblies, and systems – such as in the electronics industry – gained attention to trace defective products from parts suppliers to final assemblies and to identify the source of faulty or counterfeit components and process problems, correction of which could prevent future failures.
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Faraday Future Gets Approval to Build Second Manufacturing Facility in California
The electric vehicle start-up is looking at a 150-acre ex-naval shipyard in Vallejo, Calif., for its second plant.
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Mouser Electronics Named e-Commerce Distributor of the Year by Bourns
Mouser Electronics, Inc. has been named the 2015 eCommerce Distributor of the Year by Bourns, Inc. for the second consecutive year.
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Reinforced Film Provides High Thermal Conductivity
Fujipoly’s Sarcon® GAR thin films deliver thermal conductivity of 3.0 W/m°K.
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Muscle-Inspired Actuators Developed for Soft Robots
Engineers have created a new kind of actuator that generates movements similar to the ones of human skeletal muscles by using vacuum power.
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Power Solutions Fit Automotive, IoT Apps
Powerbox’s ENA100 and ENA200 power solutions are suited for automotive and Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
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ADC with Wide Input Common Mode Range Simplifies Analog Front-End Circuitry
The LTC2311-16 features a flexible differential input that provides direct conversion of various signal types while maintaining a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 81.6 dB with a 2.2 MHz input signal.
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Atari Will Make Its Comeback by Diving into IoT
Atari, the original innovator of video gaming, will team up with SIGFOX to launch a new line of IoT products.
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GlobalFoundries Looks to Expand Chinese Presence With New Joint Venture
The pure-play foundry will expand its existing fab to 300mm wafers while investing in design support capabilities.
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How important are transistors?
Transistors are so important that engineers and scientists spend countless hours working on ways to improve their efficiency.
