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Exxelia Introduces the DSCC 93026 Family of Wet Tantalum Capacitors
Exxelia has received the qualification by the Defense Supply Center Columbus (DSCC) as an approved provider of WT84 wet tantalum capacitors under the drawing DSCC 93026.
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Low-cost Connectors for LCDs from Fujipoly®
When placed between a printed circuit board and an LCD display, the Carbon Zebra® Connector from Fujipoly® makes reliable electrical contact using 140 conductive pads per inch.
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Next Up for Optical Transceivers: 400G
There has been a rapid buildup of “mega” data centers, driven by factors such as wide-area-network telco applications, enterprise augmented reality and the internet of things (IoT). Research points to the adoption of 400G optical transceivers as a fundamental technology to support these facilities.
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HTA to Present Strategy to Maintain Europe Sovereignty in Micro- and Nanotechnologies & Smart Systems
Special event in Brussels on April 24 gathers research institutes’ CEOs, European Commissioners and key European industrials.
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Volkswagen Begins Trial to Use Augmented Reality in Repair Centers
The goal of Volkswagen and RealWear is to reduce the time a car has to be in the shop.
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Video: Another Hyperloop Company Begins Construction on New Transportation System
HyperloopTT has started work on a passenger and freight system in Toulouse, France.
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IoT Ubiquity Depends on Two Wireless Technologies: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
The development of IoT meshing enables embedded sensor technologies to communicate with IoT devices without PCs or dedicated hubs.
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Machine Learning Algorithms Help Jump Start the Discovery of Metallic Glass
A team of researchers has created a shortcut that helps to discover and improve metallic glass production, making it cheaper and faster.
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Heilind Electronics Now Offers Molex’s ValuSeal IP65 Wire-to-Wire Connector System
ValuSeal connectors are designed to provide cost-effective, reliable and sealed performance - all within a one-piece housing design.
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App Puts Voices in Police Officers’ Heads to Better Handle Mental Health Crises
A police training company has developed an app to simulate auditory hallucinations to better equip officers to de-escalate mental health crises.
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Is this Kickstarter Gadget the Next Fidget Spinner?
The Yao Stone is a handheld device that can be pushed, pulled, spun or worn.
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Paper Argues for FDA Regulation Change to Study Nanotechnology in Cancer Treatment
A new study from Tel Aviv University reports about nanoparticle-based cancer-targets strategies and why they are not widely used.
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Watch How Smart Socks Help Physiotherapists Treat Patients Remotely
Smart socks are helping physiotherapists better assess and treat patients during video consultations by providing information on weight distribution and range of movement during exercises like steps, squats or jumps.
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Breakthrough Opens New Doors for Developing the First Zero-waste Cell Phone
The UBC researchers have perfected the process to separate fiberglass and resin, a big step towards creating a zero-waste cell phone.
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Cutting-Edge Technology: What to Expect When You Request a Laser Cutter Demo
But how does one wade through the many choices of laser engraving/cutting systems? Request a demonstration from your supplier. This is, without a doubt, the best way to determine what model laser is right for you and your application.
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Solid Electrolyte Boosts Li-ion Battery Energy Density
A new solid-state Li-ion battery achieves an energy density of 200 Wh/liter at a charging speed of 0.5 C (2 hours).
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Liquid-Repelling Coating Could Save Your Phone, Gadgets and More from Clumsy Kids
A new coating has the ability to repel water, oils, alcohols, peanut butter and juice. You name it, the coating repels it.
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Two New Ranges of MIL 39006-qualified Wet Tantalum Capacitors Available Through New Yorker Electronics
State-of-art hermetically sealed capacitors from Exxelia are preferred in avionics for high performance and extreme reliability.
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A Primer to the 6 Levels of Autonomous Driving
Breaking down the differences to self-driving cars.
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Americans are Very Open to Robots Delivering Their Mail
A U.S. Post Office survey finds that a majority of consumers would like robot helpers more than independent robot delivery.
