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New submerged sensors for wearables
Waterproof and flexible, these devices could change the entire market.
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Lidar improves efficiency and safety in industrial heavy equipment
The sensors provide 3D models of bulk material piles.
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Can Huawei survive sanctions and geopolitical conflict?
Its infrastructure business is holding, but smartphones are in trouble.
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Report: Micron to build $7 billion DRAM fab in Japan
The company plans to invest $150 billion in the next decade.
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Newark now carrying Raspberry Pi HAT and power supply
The single board computer is compatible with the LEGO building system.
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Printed electronics are coming to paper
Electronic circuits printed on paper are now a reality.
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Wafer shipments to grow significantly through 2024
High demand for semiconductors is naturally leading to higher demand for wafers.
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The promise of self-healing electronic devices
Self-healing chemistry has evolved as a potential approach for developing mechanically strong and self-repairing soft electronic materials.
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Ammonia injection control for stack NOx scrubbers relies on precision ST100 mass flow meters
The meter enabled coal-fired power plant operators to optimize selective catalytic reduction system performance.
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TSMC confirms it is building a fab in Japan
The plant will help in combating the ongoing chip shortage.
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Video: Panasonic debuts stretchable film for printed electronics
It could be used for new form factors in sensors, haptics, robotics and more.
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New Yorker Electronics announces acquisition of Omni-Pro
New Yorker Electronics Co., Inc. acquires Omni Pro Electronics Inc., who maintain a deep inventory of industrial control and board-level components used in a broad array of industrial, commercial and aerospace/defense applications.
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Lidar buoys measure wind for offshore artificial energy island
The sensors will be used for connecting several offshore wind farms.
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Quanergy extends range of solid-state lidar to 130 meters
The company tested hard to identify objects such as a dark clothed person and a black car.
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Bringing smart sensors and smart lighting to smart cities
Junganu and Zyter partner for future data-driven city platform.
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Pickering says new power relay modules double channel count of nearest competitor
The highest density 5 amp switching modules in the PXI market.
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SiC fab to be built on University of Arkansas campus
It will be the only openly accessible fab of its kind in the U.S.
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Printed & Flexible Circuits (Oct. 17 - 23)
Flexible circuits are challenging the traditional form and function of electronics, and promises to make lasting improvements to consumer, medical, automotive, aerospace and industrial electronics sectors. This revolution will not be televised.
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Ultra-thin foldable display technology advances
Thanks to recent developments in ultra-thin QLED, malleable paper-thin displays are within grasp.
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New system increases flexibility of automated X-ray inspection
The device can capture images for assemblies within a wide size range.
