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Vishay Intertechnology now listed as approved source for DLA drawing 20001 wet tantalum capacitors
The capacitors feature 80 g peak of sine vibration, 53.79 g root mean square of random vibration and 3 V reverse voltage capabilities.
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New Yorker Electronics offers BMI 604D series of axial lead aluminum capacitors
The Mil-spec, four-terminal capacitors from Barker Microfarad feature low inductance and wide temperature, voltage and capacitance ranges.
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Laser engravers add value for brewing and beer lovers
The technology is an easy way to make personalized beer bottles, coasters, glasses and mugs for any type of occasion.
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Video: New drone platform launched by Skydio
The autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles are geared for enterprise and the public sector.
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Understanding UL 508A, the standard for industrial control panels
UL is providing resources to help familiarize customers with recent revisions to the standard.
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New type RA, stacked polyester capacitors supplies high energy density for high ripple current applications
The non-inductive multilayer metalized polyester film capacitor features a small size, high dv/dt capability and very low equivalent series resistance at high frequency.
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Watch: SuperSonic MACH 40 cart-based ultrasound system from Hologic
The SuperSonic MACH 40 system incorporates UltraFast™ imaging technology inspired by advanced graphics innovations from the video gaming industry.
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Point: 5G's health effects need more attention
Mobile device manufacturers are designing new devices for the compatibility of 5G. Yet it is possible that these companies have overlooked a key factor – their customers’ health.
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Counterpoint: Little data to support 5G health risks, but it might save lives
There is little conclusive evidence 5G causes health issues, and its benefits ultimately outweigh the risks.
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First 5G eSim service launched for wireless networks
Tech company eSim.net Group Ltd. has launched what it claims is the first 5G-embedded universal integrated circuit card (e-Sim) service.
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Synaptics acquires wireless IoT business from Broadcom
The $250 million transaction will see Synaptics gain Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS/GNSS products for the IoT market.
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Watch: Glove handles sign-to-speech translation in real time
Communication barriers between American Sign Language users and non-signers can be removed with a wearable sign-to-speech translation system.
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New family of Excel Cell flex cable connectors
The zero insertion force type board-to-flexible printed cable connectors are used in medical ventilators, computers and security applications.
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Mobileye to begin testing robotaxis on public roads in Japan in 2021
The goal is to have a fleet available by 2023.
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Intel reveals details about the Thunderbolt 4
The universal cable connectivity solution supports two 4K displays or one 8K display.
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Video: Kickstarter robot mops floors, vacuums and sanitizes packages
A new Kickstarter campaign has launched for an autonomous robot with AI and coding to get kids involved in STEAM subjects.
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Pair of industry 4.0 5G deals made by Ericsson and AT&T
The deals will install 5G networks in factories as part of a proof of concept for long-term deployment.
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Uber buying Postmates will drive 3 technology innovations
Flying cars, self-driving cars and autonomous robots will change how deliveries are made in the future.
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Next generation displays may be powered by red-light LEDs
The optical devices are powered by creating different colored LEDs on a single semiconductor chip.
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52 GHz bandwidth socket for Kyocera's optical QFN
The low profile elastomer socket is designed for a 4 mm x 4 mm package size and operates at bandwidths up to 52 GHz with less than 1 dB of insertion loss.
