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Panasonic Offers CR-AG Primary Lithium Manganese Dioxide Cylindrical Cell with Superior Long-term Reliability
This cell utilizes manganese-based cathode material to deliver better temperature tolerance so it can operate in harsh environments.
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Skyworks to Acquire Smart Interface Innovator Avnera Corporation
The acquisition augments Skyworks’ leadership in wireless connectivity by adding ultra-low power analog circuits to enable smart interfaces via acoustic signal processing, sensors and integrated software.
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Watch: Physics-based Method Allows Computers to Create More Realistic Video Game Characters
Carnegie Mellon University and DeepMotion Inc. have developed a physics-based, real-time learning method to enable animated characters in video games to learn from dribbling experience.
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Bel Power Solutions Announces ABH50 Series 50 W Open Frame Power Supply
The 50 W open frame power supply is designed for cost-sensitive industrial applications.
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Industry's Smallest Solder-in Probe Head for High-performance Oscilloscopes
The new probe head from Keysight Technologies is designed for customers actively seeking high-density, small-geometry solutions for probing modern electronic technologies, and analyzing and measuring signals without interference.
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New Series of Coaxial Surge Protectors Guard Against Power Surges and Lightning Strikes
Pasternack has launched a new series of coaxial surge protectors designed to guard valuable communications equipment against power surges and indirect lightning strikes.
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At IMTS 2018: Mazak Spotlights Smooth Solutions With New Digital Technology Plaza
Mazak will highlight its comprehensive suite of digital Smooth Technology solutions and network connectivity options in a new section called the Digital Technology Plaza.
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Project Kit for RF and Microwave Students Closes the Gap Between the Classroom and Real Life
Mini-Circuits has partnered with 3D imaging sensor company Vayyar Imaging to create microwave transceiver project kits with broad applicability for students and university programs that cover topics in electromagnetic theory, RF and microwave engineering, RF systems and radar technology.
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Ultra-Miniature, High-Frequency Fundamental Quartz Crystals
The crystals enable design engineers to use higher frequencies in the fundamental mode, which eliminates the need to use a PLL or a tank circuit picking up the third, fifth or seventh harmonics.
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New Line of Cable Pairs Launched for Microwave
Fairview Microwave Inc. has released a new line of 40 GHz skew matched cable pairs designed for bit error rate testing and more.
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Wireless Wristband Takes Blood Samples and Sends Data to Smartphone App
Rutgers University-New Brunswick engineers have developed a wireless smart-wristband that connects to smartphones to monitor the wearer’s personal health and environment.
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Samsung Begins Mass Producing 4-bit, 4TB SATA Solid State Drive
The company will roll out 1TB and 2TB versions later this year.
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British Energy Company Centrica Invests in Israeli Electric Vehicle Charging Startup
Centrica will use the cloud-charging platform from Driivz.
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IoT Platform Lets Developers Choose Their Own Wireless Modules
Any cellular or WiFi modules can be connected to Ayla’s cloud reducing time of development of connected devices.
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Telit’s Internet of Things Module Selected for First Responder Communication Network
The module and data card will be integrated into Centrix IP’s communications router.
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Harting Launches First Ever Industrial IoT Starter Kits
Harting is making it easy to implement industrial internet of things (IIoT) solutions with three new starter kits.
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First Multi-Flexible Robot Inspired by Australian Spider
Researchers from Harvard’s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAs) and Boston University have teamed up to create the first small-scale, multi-flexible robot.
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App Developed to Help Physicians Screen Patients for Domestic Violence
A team of researchers and advocates at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) and Resolve of Greater Rochester developed a software program that screens patients for domestic violence.
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New Electric Scooter Combines a Scooter and a Longboard
Swagtron has launched the Swagger Cali Drift, a three-wheeled electric scooter that moves like a longboard, combining the two to create an entirely unique experience.
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Data Center Requirements: Change is Coming Sooner Than You Think
To meet the challenges of a hugely interconnected world, network infrastructures and data centers are looking toward future requirements with the understanding that they will have to evolve at unprecedented rates.
