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Electrocube high current DC link capacitors provide long life under extreme operating conditions
The rugged 958A DC link capacitor provides long life under extreme operating conditions with high current and low equivalent series resistance.
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Leading with clarity in the electronic components industry: ECIA 2019
The 2019 edition of the ECIA Executive Conference bills itself as an event designed to illuminate industry challenges and enable leaders to guide their organizations into the coming decade.
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800 V DC-DC converters deliver up to 2,000 W
The converters are suitable for industrial applications that require a rugged, reliable DC-power supply capable of accepting high input voltage and where size and weight are constraining factors.
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Using 4G LTE to test long-distance drone deliveries
Ericsson is working with the Canadian government to supply medical supplies via beyond-visual-line-of-sight devices.
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Almost half of current US broadband users interested in 5G
But work is still needed to proliferate knowledge about the next-generation technology.
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Squid-like robot may lead to new propulsion systems
The devices could be used for future locomotion of underwater vessels.
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Ericsson to deploy KDDI's 5G network in Japan
Service expected to begin in March of 2020.
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IEEE Day marks its 10th anniversary
The first Tuesday in October — in 2019, that’s Oct. 1 — is designated as IEEE Day, which recognizes the founding of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
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New brain-machine interface wirelessly controls wheelchairs, computers
The new system is composed of three parts: flexible, hair-mounted electrodes; ultra-thin, nanomembrane electrodes; and soft, flexible circuitry equipped with Bluetooth.
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New, powerful sensors for proximity and interference applications
The devices are available in five compact packages and feature fast 300 µs reaction time and high interference strength without spurious signal.
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AI system finds genetic links to heart failure
An artificial intelligence (AI) system developed by researchers from the Queen Mary University of London has found a link between genetics and heart failure.
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2,200 W high-density, front-end power supply with digital control
Variants for AC- and DC-input enable server, storage and telecom OEMs to standardize power entry modules across product ranges, simplifying integration and servicing.
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Cultural differences in 5G deployment
South Korean operators have already exceeded two million 5G subscribers since launching in April. Much of this is due to the relationship that Koreans have with their devices.
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GaN technology to upgrade U.S. Army radar system
Lockheed Martin selected the gallium nitride modules for production of the U.S. Army’s Q-53 radar system.
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Ganged triax connector for high-density triaxial interconnects
The connector assembly provides a reliable solution for applications that require high noise immunity, rugged construction options and extremely low current measurements.
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Advancing smart agriculture with 5G
Sunrise, Huawei and Agroscope form partnership to advance smart farming with 5G technology.
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Vivint launches 5G fixed broadband service in Utah
Vivint Smart Home has rolled out a 5G home internet broadband service in the Salt Lake City metro area and has spun out the service into Vivint Internet.
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Hyundai and Aptiv form $4 billion self-driving joint venture
The companies will work together to develop a production-ready vehicle by 2022.
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New Schottky bridge rectifiers in low-profile, dual-flat, no-leads configuration
The full wave bridge rectifiers utilize individual glass passivated die to reduce leakage and improve performance and reliability.
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Autonomous SmartCan closer to alleviating consumer chores with help from Protolabs’ Cool Idea Award
A manufacturing grant from Protolabs accelerated the prototyping and testing phases of Rezzi’s new smart home product that will automatically take out the trash for homeowners.
