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Xilinx Demos 112G PAM4 Electrical Signaling FPGA Technology for Optical Networks
The company also announced 58G PAM4 transceivers to its 16 nm FPGA portfolio.
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Social Media and Artificial Intelligence Used to Track Wildlife Poachers
Scientists from the University of Helsinki, Digital Geography Lab, say that artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to monitor illegal wildlife trade on social media.
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3D Mapping Method of Babies’ Brains Could Lead to Early Diagnosis of Mental Health Issues
Researchers from Washington University in St. Louis have developed and tested a 3D brain mapping method that could measure the growth of a baby’s brain during the third trimester.
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Getting Started with Software Defined Radio
Software defined radio (SDR) is a great and inexpensive way to get into the hobby of radio.
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Microchip Demos Advanced Motor Control Solutions at APEC 2018
Microchip's 16-bit, PIC24 MCUs and dsPIC® Digital Signal Controllers deliver more performance, low power consumption, flexible peripherals and a complete development ecosystem of software and hardware tools to speed development.
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AVX Releases Two New Medium Power Film Capacitor Series for DC Filtering Applications Spanning 1.5KV to 3KV
The new FFHV and FTHV Series capacitors provide a dry alternative to oil-filled high voltage power film capacitors, providing intrinsically safe, high reliability and long lifetime performance.
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Electric Vehicle Charging at Home Gets a Makeover
Mercedes-Benz's new product gives more options and better charging.
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Bose Launches Prototype Augmented Reality Platform
The platform can be integrated into glasses, headphones, helmets and more.
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Power Electronics: Noteworthy Industry Insights From APEC 2018
If you read nothing else, these words can sum-up the power electronics industry as it stands today: SiC, GaN and magnetics, with a focus on electric vehicles, digital servers, renewable energy and wireless.
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Space-Qualified, Radiation-Tolerant Solid State Drives Introduced
Mercury Systems' new storage devices include error correction algorithms that prevent radiation damage to flash memory elements.
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Programmable Current Sensors Operate Without the Need for a Core and Winding
ICE Components’ new devices can be applied in a range of busbar applications with currents ranging from 75 A up to over 670 A.
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Robot Vacuums With Alexa and Google Home Capabilities on Display at IHHS
Ecovacs Robotics is launching three new robotic floor cleaning solutions for retailers at the 2018 International Home + Housewares Show (IHHS), March 10-13 in Chicago.
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3D Models Used To Measure the Effect Geomagnetic Storms Have on U.S. Power Grids
Researchers discovered that 3D structures and models of the Earth are one of the most accurate ways for scientists to figure out which parts of the United States are vulnerable to blackouts during storms.
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People are Not Addicted to Phones, They’re Addicted to Social Interaction
Researchers have discovered that it’s not the phones that people are addicted to, it’s the interactions they receive when they go on their phones.
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Smiths Interconnect Announces SpaceNXT™ Line of Space-qualified Pretested Components
The high reliability, temperature variable and fixed chip attenuators for next generation commercial space applications will be displayed at SATELLITE 2018 March 12-16.
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More Giant-Sized Retro LED Lighting Bulbs Released
Philips Lighting introduces a new line of filament vintage and modern range luminaires.
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Video: Solar Lighting and Charging Kit for Preppers, Campers and Homeowners
The kit can turn any structure into an electrified space.
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Advances in Real-Time Signal Transmission a Boon for Data Centers
A new cutting-edge signal transmission mechanism could serve as a significant upgrade for current data center interconnections.
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Truly Green Tires
Goodyear unveils a concept tire with living moss growing in the sidewalls.
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A Heat Switch for Electronics
Engineers have long desired a switch to control heat flows. University of Illinois researchers have developed a new technology that appears to do the trick.
