Industries
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New wireless wideband analyzer from Teledyne Lecroy
The Frontline x240 wireless protocol analyzer is a versatile test device, lightweight (1.5 lb), easily portable, custom-configurable and linkable to increase the number of technologies tested simultaneously.
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Video: Injectable electrodes to benefit neuromodulation therapy
An injectable flexible electrode has been engineered to replace rigid electrodes, which do not mesh well with soft tissues, used in neuromodulation therapy.
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Littelfuse dual channel PPTC with 50% smaller footprint protects telecom equipment from overcurrents
Two resistance-matched PPTCs are combined in a single surface-mount housing to reduce the board space required by 50% and simplify assembly.
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First teleoperated drone flight over a 5G network completed in Australia
Optus and Ericsson have successfully flown a drone transmitting HD video through a 5G handset.
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Tiny wake-up chip could extend battery life for IoT devices
The wake-up chip only wakes up a device when it needs to communicate and perform its function and keeps the device dormant the rest of the time, thereby reducing power use.
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LoRa Alliance adds new membership
The internet of things group seeks to make LoRaWAN standard widespread.
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Video: Daimler consolidates vehicle testing into one enormous facility
The facility includes a 100,000 sq m test module for automated driving for both self-driving cars and future driving assistance systems.
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5G-ready cell site open platform gateway introduced
Delta has introduced new equipment for next generation wireless communications.
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Printing integrated circuits in large-scale
Researchers have developed a way to print complete ICs with more than 100 organic electrochemical transistors.
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Low-cost developer board introduced for industrial automation, IoT and AI
Avnet has launched a new board for design engineers and end users.
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Mind-reading wearable device to launch in 2020 with help from Protolabs’ Cool Idea Award
The Nurio EEG device allows users to visualize mental activity via corresponding app, and control internet of things devices with brain waves.
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Bel Magnetic Solutions introduces a series of press-fit ICMs
These ICMs are designed for applications that require a connector that can be pressed onto the PCBA instead of traditional soldering techniques.
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Allegro’s BLDC fan driver lowers data center energy use and improves safety
The three-phase brushless DC driver IC with integrated power loss brake improves thermal efficiency, which reduces energy use and data center costs.
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CES 2020: Gadgets, TVs, headphones and more among this year’s Innovation Award winners
The annual awards were handed out to established companies as well as startups.
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AI tool analyzes dog skulls for early pain diagnosis
Researchers from Surrey’s Center for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing (CVSSP) and School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM) have created an artificial intelligence (AI) image mapping method that could help veterinarians diagnose Chiari-like malformation (CM) in dogs.
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When low power meets industrial IoT
In industrial settings, longevity and durability of any device is imperative for proper operation. The same holds true for power supply devices.
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5G will generate $13.2 trillion in global sales activity by 2035
A new Qualcomm study shows how the next-generation wireless communications technology will impact the market.
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UPS delivers medical prescription via drone for the first time
The company worked with CVS to fulfill the order that went directly to consumers’ homes.
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New surface-mount fully integrated current sensors offer easy handling and layout for high current density applications
The ACS772/3 family expands to include through-hole and surface-mount CB package options with enhanced working isolation voltage.
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Coin cell style electric double-layer supercapacitors provide memory backup in circuits up to 6.3 WV DC
The devices from Cornell Dubilier generate higher power than batteries and more energy than typical aluminum electrolytic capacitors.
