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53-Year-Old Theory on Ferroelectric Materials Has Finally Been Proven
An international research team has solved a question that has been plaguing physicists for years: can ferroelectric materials conduct electricity, even though they are not naturally occurring materials in nature?
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ALD Two-Channel Printed Circuit Boards Provide Production-ready Automatic Balancing for 2-cell Supercapacitor Low-voltage Systems
The SABMB2 offers over-voltage protection and ultra-low power usage for supercapacitors required in industrial controls, remote monitoring and battery backup applications.
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ON Semiconductor Announces SiC Diodes for Demanding Automotive Applications
Lower losses and higher switching deliver highly efficient, space-saving solutions and reduced overall system costs.
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Newark Element14 Offers a Range of Maker Kits for Young Coders
Educational kits for the next generation of developers and coders are available now.
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Social Media Used to Accurately Predict Urban Growth Trends and Gentrification Growth
Researchers from the University of Cambridge and Nokia Bell Labs have developed a model that takes photos from social media posts about cultural events to predict how a city will grow and also predict how gentrification will grow and move over a city.
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Semiconductors from Fungi?
A highly-durable organic pigment, produced by fungi and used for hundreds of years in artwork, might find a new use as a semiconductor material.
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New 4K HDR Drone Collapses to be Small Enough to Fit Into a Pocket
Parrots ANAFI device unfolds in three seconds and can be charged anytime or anywhere.
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Flexible Solar Cells to Charge Your Cell Phone Could Be Closer to Reality Than You Think
Researchers from Aalto University in Finland and Université de Montréal in Canada are exploring if all of our devices, like phones, cars and smart clothing, could one day be charged completely with flexible solar cells.
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Dialog Semiconductor Enters the Haptics Market
The company has rolled out its first IC for physical feedback.
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Pioneering Work Represents New Direction for Nanoscale Electronics
Now that transistors are being built at the nanometer scale, researchers have questioned whether they’ve reached the limit on decreasing their size. A closer look at the underlying mechanisms of conduction and insulation may present an answer.
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Concurrent Dual Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Targets the Next Generation of Connected Cars
Microsemi’s new system-on-chip can be used with future telematics and infotainment systems.
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Radiation-tolerant Atomic Clock for Low Earth Orbit Applications
Microsemi has introduced a new chip targeted at satellites.
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Artificial Intelligence System Used to Identify Animals and Their Actions in the Wild
An AI system was developed that uses deep learning to analyze images of animals in their natural environment to learn more about the animals' natural behaviors.
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Innoviz Technologies and HiRain Technologies Partner to Bring High-performance LiDAR and Computer Vision Software to Chinese Auto Manufacturers
The partnership makes Innoviz’s comprehensive mass-market LiDAR solution available through HiRain’s autonomous driving system.
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Watch: Bionic Prosthetic System Restores Proprioception for Amputee Patients
Researchers from the Center for Extreme Bionics at MIT’s Media Lab have developed new technology that allows people who have prosthetic limbs to regain proprioception.
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SiC Schottky Diodes Shrink Energy Costs and Space Requirements
The power conversion efficiency of these devices cuts costs for data centers, electric vehicle chargers and renewable energy systems.
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Qorvo Technology is Driving the Future of the Connected Car
A new e-book, Connected Car For Dummies, makes it easy to understand Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) communication, and the implementation of massive MIMO and 5G infrastructures.
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Cree’s Wolfspeed Technology Moves Electric Vehicle Market to the Fast Lane with Newest 1,200 V SiC MOSFET
The new C3M 1,200 V SiC MOSFET technology is capable of handling high current with the industry’s lowest drain-source on resistance (RDS(on)) performance at 1,200 V and the lowest switching losses.
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Nvidia Launches New Platform for Bringing Artificial Intelligence to Robotics
The Isaac software will be powered by the Jetson Xavier processor for a variety of robots in the industrial markets.
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MEMS Used to Create Microfluidic Devices that Mimic Living Human Organs
Harvard University is using Sensera’s devices in research organ-on-chips.
