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Seven “Smart City Challenge” Finalists Announced by USDOT
The seven cities will be given a $100,000 grant to further their proposals for their ideas of the future of transportation.
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Indycar Kicks Off with Bourdais Behind the Wheel of Mouser-Molex-Sponsored Car
The 21st season of the IndyCar Series kicked off, and once again, driver Sebastien Bourdais got behind the wheel of the Mouser- and Molex-sponsored No. 11 car.
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Name A Fujipoly Product and Win A Prize
Fujipoly is giving viewers a chance to win one of three prizes, simply by naming a Fujipoly product.
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Raspberry Pi Gets a 314 GB Drive in Honor of Pi Day
Western Digital is now offering the growing Raspberry Pi community a new 314GB drive.
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Algorithm Sorts Through Your Computer to Create Vacation Highlight Videos
Students create computer software that can sift through your vacation videos and create the ultimate vacation reel movie.
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Energy Storage May Save the U.K. Billions by 2030
The savings could be passed along to consumers as well as help meet the country’s carbon targets
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Researchers Produce Lightest Solar Cells for Portable Devices
MIT researchers claim to have built laboratory proof-of-concept version of the thinnest, lightest solar cells for powering the next generation of portable electronic devices.
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Samsung Launches Portable Multi-Terabyte SSD
The SSD is offered in 250GB, 500GB, 1TB and 2TB capacities.
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Low Noise, Wideband RF PLLs Come with Integrated VCOs
Integrated wideband PLLs offer lowest phase noise performance.
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Reference Design Expedites Development of USB-PD Compliant Fast Chargers
USB-PD compliant fast chargers.
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Duct Tape Equipped with Sensors for DIY Projects
Researchers have created duct tape equipped with sensors for easy hobbyist and DIY projects.
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Cisco Acquires Chipmaker Leaba Semiconductor
The $320 million cash transaction will boost the company’s networking portfolio.
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Intel Buys into Immersive Sports Technology
With its acquisition of Replay Technologies, the chipmaker gains technology that gives viewers a 360-degree angle of sporting events
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Mitsubishi Installs 50MW Energy Storage System to Japanese Power Company
The system is part of a pilot project to balance power supply and demand using renewable energy.
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Move Over Wi-Fi, Here Comes Li-Fi
Wi-Fi makes use of radio waves to transmit information across a network. By 2025 or sooner there will not be sufficient RF spectrum capacity to cope with demand. Light Fidelity (Li-Fi) employs modulated visible light from a light-emitting diode (LED) to transmit data and is well on its way to supplementing Wi-Fi in Smart Home, Smart Office and other applications.
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SMI Introduces Accurate Pressure Sensors for Medical Market
The sensor can also be used in the industrial and consumer electronics markets.
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Wearable Devices Turning to OLED Displays
Six out of every 10 wearable devices contained an OLED in 2015.
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Allegro MicroSystems Unveils LED Driver With Integrated Hall-Effect Switch
Allegro Microsystems’s A1569 LED driver IC integrates a Hall-effect switch to allow fault-tolerant LED lighting with minimal component count and cost.
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Wideband Mixer Delivers IF Bandwidth from DC to 6 GHz
Linear Technology’s LTC5548 mixer operates over a 2 to 14 GHz range, making it suitable for various microwave applications.
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Google to Testify Before Congress on Autonomous Vehicles
The company will speak on the benefits of the technology to Americans.
