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Bluetooth system-on-chip extends wireless connectivity to IoT devices
The extended range could be used for both consumer electronics and healthcare devices.
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Ironwood Electronics introduces high performance BGA socket
Ironwood Electronics has recently introduced a new high performance BGA socket for 1 mm pitch BGA 937 pin BGA.
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Cinch Connectivity Solutions announces Midwest Microwave 40 GHz power dividers and directional couplers
The power dividers and directional couplers are designed to meet the higher frequency requirements in telecommunications and 5G applications.
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Lasers in schools and makerspaces
Discussion and demonstration of lasers can enliven a classroom and benefit makerspaces.
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PLM and the future of smart manufacturing
Industry 4.0 is something of a buzzword, which describes the trend toward smart factories driven by technological advances in areas such as automation and data exchange. While aspects such as robotics and artificial intelligence tend to command more attention from the press, product lifecycle management (PLM) is no less important as an Industry 4.0 driver.
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Agreement with NEXIO in North America makes AR the single source provider of total EMC solutions
With the addition of NEXIO products and services, Amplifier Research becomes a one-stop total solutions provider for the electromagnetic compatibility testing market.
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The right battery for ultra-long-life, ultra-low-drain applications
Low passivation is the critical factor in choosing batteries that have extremely low self-discharge, and can provide decades of power for circuits with sub-milliamp current demand.
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Deep learning network reveals how it processes images
Researchers from Duke University have created a deep learning neural network that reveals how it is thinking.
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Robot mimics human operator's movements
Researchers from MIT and the University of Illinois have created a two-legged robot that can walk, run, jump and interact with the environment at the same time as the human operator executes the same motions.
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Resettable PPTC fuses for automotive from Bel Fuse
The fuses have an operating range of 500 mA – 10 A, a max. current of 100 A and continuous use at voltages up to 32 V DC, with an operating temperature of -40º C to +125º C.
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2 reasons why Google may acquire Fitbit
The tech giant may be looking to expand into wearables and healthcare devices.
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Video: Airline pilots have problems seeing drones in nearby airspace
A new study shows small unmanned aerial vehicles are hard to spot flying and cannot be detected while motionless.
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Huawei’s strong sales help end smartphones’ five consecutive quarters of decline
Global unit shipments rose 1.2% from the same period last year.
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Air velocity sensors with digital I2C output
Unlike thermistor-based solutions, the PAV3000 has a MEMS sensor core that is minimally affected by ambient temperature changes and provides real-time feedback on proper air flow at critical locations.
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Saelig debuts Rigol Technologies DS1202Z-E 200MHz two-channel oscilloscope
With 200 MHz bandwidth and a 1.75 nanosecond risetime, the device provides the performance needed to visualize signal artifacts on higher speed signals.
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New Yorker Electronics expands portfolio of 12G optimized products to include MCX connectors
The 12 Gbps performance enables transmission of high-resolution and uncompressed video signals while providing 4K/ultra-HD quality.
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Video: Self-assembling robot modules can flip, jump and even leap together
The robots could be used in search-and-rescue, gaming, manufacturing and healthcare.
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Video: Smart development center produces 50 TB of data daily
Intel’s so-called “smartest building in the world” uses AI to make decisions and is highly automated.
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Using AI and machine learning to help deploy 5G small cells
The technology could be used to maximize ideal location of small cells while reducing costs.
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Facial recognition biometrics have difficulty identifying transgender people
New research indicates the systems only get it right one-third of the time.
