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Video: Schurter’s New Reflowable Thermal Switch (RTS) Now Shipping from Sager Electronics
The RTS is designed to protect against thermal runaway, reliably interrupting the circuit precisely at a pre-defined temperature.
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Next-generation Vishay Intertechnology Miniature IR Receivers Provide Improved Sensitivity, Noise Suppression and Pulse-width Accuracy
For remote control applications, new devices offer increased robustness to optical and RF emissions without sacrificing sensitivity.
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Silicon Carbide Discovered to be a Key to Developing Quantum Computers
Many tech giants — from Google and Microsoft to international research centers — have been developing new technologies to create the first quantum computer and the latest development is here.
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How the Canadian Electric (CE) Code has Evolved to Address Clean Energy Technologies
CSA Group offers training and support products to help users understand and apply key changes and updates from the CE Code.
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DIY Kit can Transform any Bike into an e-Bike
The system includes a sound system, Bluetooth, brake lights, turn signals and more
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Watch: IBM Reveals the World’s Smallest Blockchain-ready Computer
The development from Think IBM that is creating the most buzz is IBM’s newest Blockchain-ready CPU computer.
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Daimler Signs a Research Agreement with Google to Advance Quantum Computing
The company hopes the agreement will lead to new advances in the future of mobility.
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Hosiden Using Dialog’s USB Power Delivery Chipset
The chipset eliminates the need for an MCU and external components.
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Use the Cloud for Continuous Long-Term Noise Monitoring
The cloud now empowers the data reporting and management needs of datalogger users, thanks to Convergence Instrument’s (CI) Cloud-Data-Solutions.
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Optical Fiber’s Utility Expands In Complex Instrumentation
Optical fiber’s utility in hazardous environments and spectrographic analysis is well-known, but its use in new sensing applications and more integrated analysis systems shows its flexibility.
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First-of-its-kind Tragedy for Autonomous Vehicles
A self-driving car hit and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona, late last night — in what appears to be a first-of-its-kind tragedy on a public road.
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High Flux Density LED Prototype Introduced for Retail Merchandise Illumination
Osram’s LED comes without a primary lens and multiple stacks of devices can fit in a narrow space.
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Video: Would You Buy a 3D-printed Electric Car?
An Italian-based startup is working with a Chinese 3D printer to mass produce a cheap automobile
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100 Terabyte Solid State Drive Introduced
Nimbus claims its latest drive adds more than three times the capacity of the closest competitor.
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Laser Engrave Fabrics for Fun and Fashion
The advantages of laser engraving and cutting — extreme accuracy, clean cuts and sealed fabric edges that prevent fraying — can be realized with cotton, leather and microfibers made from polyesters, polyamides (nylon), or a combination of polyester and polyamide.
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Fieldscale Announces Enhancements to Sense, Industry’s Only Simulation Software for Touch Sensor Design
With Sense, integrated-circuit (IC) makers and touch screen manufacturers can streamline their product development, reduce costs and scale their capacity.
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Automating Retail Through "Frictionless" Checkout
One of the most visible aspects of the digital transformation of retail will be the growth of cashierless checkout.
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Virtual Reality Glasses and 3D Images Used to Further Investigate Arteries Before Invasive Treatment
Virtual reality (VR) has provided doctors with the ability to show interventional radiologists their patient's internal anatomy as close to reality as possible without being invasive.
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EXLab Express Acquires Data Without Programming
The plug and play data acquisition software package from AMETEK VTI Instruments allows users of the EX1401 Thermocouple/Voltage Measurement Instrument to acquire data without programming.
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Lyft Partners with Magna to Develop Self-driving System for its Ridesharing Service
The system is expected to be deployed in the next few years.
