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NFC chips: An alternative to Bluetooth or Wi-Fi?
Near-field communication (NFC) chips enable easy data sharing between laptops, tablets, phones and other devices.
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Enhanced low-capacitance InGaAs PIN photodiodes
The devices provide high quantum efficiency from 800 nm to 1700 nm.
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Video: Non-destructive component inspection made simple
The low maintenance and compact device enables a smooth end-to-end workflow.
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Lidar can detect objects 1,000 meters in the rain
A test showed the sensor works behind a windshield and during adverse conditions.
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Lidar system for mid-range mobile mapping
Tremble unveils new sensor for automotive applications.
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New Yorker Electronics, Paktron Capacitors ink distribution agreement
New Yorker Electronics will supply Paktron stacked multilayer polymer film, metalized polypropylene and film/foil polypropylene capacitors.
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45 million 5G small cells forecasted to be installed by 2031
Growth in mmWave, IoT and other areas will spur adoption.
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Breakthrough in high-volume testing for automotive/consumer advanced 3D magnetic sensors
A new 3D magnetic generator design delivers magnetic field accuracy of less than 5 µT for wafer level probing of 3D angular magnetic sensors.
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Rugged IoT edge computer handles robust environmental challenges
The device is ideal for those 24/7 outdoor operations requiring a ruggedized x86 computer, which can be deployed unprotected at the production edge.
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New Vishay long-life wet tantalum capacitors released by New Yorker Electronics
The series is designed to utilize board space more efficiently and deliver increased reliability for oil exploration, military and aerospace radar applications.
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Industry’s first test platform for USB power delivery 3.1 devices
The analyzer, exerciser and compliance tester support USB power delivery up to 240 W over USB Type-C cables.
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Video: HyperloopTT unveils vision for hyperloop cargo with HyperPort
The HyperPort would be capable of transporting two 20 ft standard containers at airplane speeds.
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Will robots take our jobs?
Many believe that robots will take most human jobs in the future. John Palmisano explores the viability of this claim and finds that the future is not as dire as some may think.
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Versatile DIN enclosures for almost any application
DIN rail is based on a concept so elegant that its growth is expanding more than a century after it was conceived.
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Using lidar to monitor forest vegetation
The sensors can monitor for growth or disturbance events.
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MIT and Ericsson to collaborate on two mobile network projects
New lithionic chips and energy harvesting will be researched.
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EVs could reduce Hawaii’s CO2 emissions by 93%
Additionally, it could cut fossil fuel consumption by 99%.
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Researchers achieve non-stop signal in mid-infrared lasers
The laser could be used in future dental and other healthcare applications.
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Cybersecurity for industrial robots
The benefits of robotic devices can appear tremendous, but manufacturers must be aware of the safety and security risks they create.
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FPGA accelerators address data-intensive compute, network and storage workloads
The accelerators are designed to enhance development of next-gen Edge and cloud applications with greater flexibility and speed while reducing risk.
