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New Sensor Replicates Human Touch
Researchers have created an artificial tactile sensor that can mimic the way human skin detects touch.
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New Perovskite LEDs Set Record for Internal Luminescence
Researchers have set a new efficiency record for LEDs based on perovskite semiconductors, rivalling that of the best organic LEDs.
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Ultrafast Carbon Dioxide Sensor Used to Upgrade CO2Meter’s Data Logger for Quicker Results
The portable device measures up to 100% CO2 concentrations and is well-suited for leak detection testing in fire extinguisher systems.
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New MEMS Brings Reliability to 5G Infrastructure Equipment in Harsh Conditions
Sitime has introduced its Emerald Platform for the next generation of wireless communication.
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Surecore Names Roger Bailey VP Worldwide Sales
Bailey will focus Surecore's business development initiatives for wearable, IoT and communications infrastructure markets in North America, Europe and China.
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Industry’s Smallest Multi-Output MEMS Clock Generator Offers Up to 80% Board Space Savings on Timing Components
The compact package size and extensive frequency flexibility make the DSC613 family well suited for compact devices that require low-power operation.
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App Note Demonstrates How to Utilize Fail-Safe Biasing in GaN Transistors
The document describes how a diode detector connected to a coupler is used to sense when an RF signal is applied to the transistor.
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Inductive Marine Sensors for Onshore and Offshore Systems
These sensors already have the required DNVGL-CG-0339 certification for marine applications.
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Bury-and-Forget Soil Sensors Designed to Reduce Fertilizer Use
Low-cost, flexible sensors will be deployed in wireless networks for improved data collection and remote analysis.
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MSEC 2018: Asset Tracking Technology Could Change Package Delivery Logistics
NXP Semiconductors has created a prototype device to detect and record motion events in transit.
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16 MP Image Sensor for Next-Generation Smartphones
OmniVision has introduced its latest image sensor.
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Cardiologists May Benefit from AR Technology
A new self-contained augmented reality (AR) device provides an immersive AR experience in which surgeons can interactively explore data in 3D.
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New Yorker Electronics Releases Moxie Inductor Corp.'s New RJ45 Connector with HDMI
These durable connectors are ideal for display controllers, computer monitors, video projectors, digital televisions and digital audio devices.
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New Module Transceiver Simplifies Field Bus Communications Systems
The new MAXM22511 2.5 kV isolated RS-485/RS-422 module transceiver with power has been released from Maxim Integrated Products.
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High-definition CMOS Image Sensor Provides Low-cost Machine Vision
Emerald 2M is a new CMOS image sensor for cost-sensitive applications that require full HD images of objects in motion, without distortion.
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Rutronik to Focus on Product Application Demonstrations, and Technical and Supply Chain Issues at Electronica 2018
Rutronik Inc., a global broad-line stocking distributor of a comprehensive range of electronic components, semiconductors, and products and technology solutions for the internet of things and embedded systems, is attending and exhibiting at Electronica 2018, showcasing a series of products.
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Vishay Intertechnology to Showcase Latest Industry-leading Technologies at Electronica 2018 in Munich
New innovations on display include gallium nitride MOSFETs, multi-spectral optical sensors and diodes for 48 V electrical and hybrid vehicles.
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Evaluation Boards for Simple Testing of DOSA Converters
Evaluation boards for the RPM-1.0, RPM-2.0, RPM-3.0 and RPM-6.0 buck regulator series generate a constant output voltage with a output current up to 6 A from an external DC source.
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GaN Systems Launches New Products, Will Present at IEEE’s PEAC
The company will showcase new products, expanded line of design tools and half-day tutorial focused on ease-of-use.
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New Wideband GaN Low Noise Amplifier Operates from 2 to 26 GHz with High Input Power Survivability
The new wideband GaN Low Noise Amplifier monolithic microwave integrated circuits deliver 12.5 dB of gain with a corresponding noise figure of 2.3 dB.
