Industries
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Intel Outlines Move Away from PCs
The company will look to more profitable businesses for future growth after the PC market stalls.
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Here is the First Embedded Neural Network on a USB Stick
Companies can prototype products that require AI at much faster rates thanks to a USB equipped with embedded neural networks.
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Solid State PIN Diode Switches Cover Wide Frequency Range
Pasternack’s expanded line of PIN diode?switches?come in popular configurations including SPST, SPDT, SP3T, SP4T, SP5T, SP6T, SP8T and SP12T.
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Step-down Regulator Provides Dual Outputs, Has Wide Input Range
Linear Technology’s LTM4642 step-down regulator provides two 4 A outputs or one 8 A output, regulated to +/-1.5% over line and load variations.
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All The Tech Inside Your Smartphone
We use our smartphones every day, but do we ever stop and wonder about all of the technology they comprise?
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Jaguar Land Rover Integrates Tracking Tech, Ensures You Never Forget Your Items
Drivers are alerted if select items are not inside the vehicle and will receive on-screen directions to their last-known location.
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Alorium Technology’s XLR8 Development Board
Alorium Technology’s XLR8 development board is now being distributed by Mouser Electronics. The Arduino-compatible board incorporates an Altera MAX 10?FPGA.
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Raspberry Pi Gets a New Eight-megapixel Camera Addition
Connect the Raspberry Pi Camera Board Version 2 for HD videos or take digital photographs.
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The Growing Importance of Verification in Chip Design
That famous phrase from the era of Cold War diplomacy has particular relevance now in electronic design automation (EDA), where the validation and verification process is gaining increased importance for chips going into automotive vehicles, medical equipment, military and aerospace systems, and Internet of Things products.
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Smart Lighting Via Cellular Data Networks
The technology can be used in areas where Wi-Fi coverage is lacking, but consumers seek the advantages of controlling LED lighting.
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Nokia Bets on Digital Health Wearables with Withings Acquisition
The $191.8 million deal will push Nokia further into the healthcare technology segment.
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Flying? This Wearable Device Could Help You Overcome Jet Lag
The Neuroon intelligent mask works to help you sleep better, nap effectively and beat jet lag with six features.
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Helium Launches Internet of Things Environmental Monitoring Smart Sensor
The sensor can measure temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, light and motion.
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Ecotricity Takes Control of SunEdison’s U.K. Rooftop Solar Business
As SunEdison files bankruptcy, the green energy company will enter the domestic U.K. solar market.
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Scienlab to Demo BMS Development Solutions at Hannover Show
Scienlab is demonstrating a number of its products and services for battery management systems development at Hannover Messe.
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Zebra Connector Suits Displays
Fujipoly’s® 2005 Zebra® connectors packs 500 layers per inch and suits devices with pad spacing as close as .010 in. (0.25 mm).
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Wide Input Buck Regulators Target Automotive Infotainment
Allegro’s A8586 and A8587 step-down DC/DC buck regulators meet the power supply needs of automotive infotainment systems.
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Explosion-Proof Stop/Start Momentary Switch
Larson Electronics's explosion-proof push-button switch controls small AC and DC motors in locations where hazardous gases and dusts may be present.
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Printed, Self-Powered Sensors Could Monitor Your Health
Instead of wearable technology to track your every move, how about printable sensors integrated into your clothing?
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Ambient Light Sensor Enables Spectral Sensitivity Similar to Human Eye for Consumer Apps
Vishay Semiconductors’?VEML6030?provide display and keypad dimming adjustment and optical switching for consumer and home electronics applications.
