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Next-generation Miniature IR Receivers Provide Improved Sensitivity, Noise Suppression and Pulse-width Accuracy
New Vishay IR receivers from New Yorker Electronics offer increased robustness to optical and RF emissions without sacrificing sensitivity in remote control applications.
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Intel’s Core i9 Microprocessor Comes to Laptops
Intel has also ported its Optane memory across all of its 8th Generation MPUs.
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New Material for Smartphones Eliminates the Threat of Overheating
Researchers have developed composites that can conduct heat significantly better than the composites currently used in smartphones.
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Mentor and SamacSys Team to Expand Component Finding Platform
Free PCB symbols, footprints and 3D models will be integrated into Mentor’s PartQuest system.
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Saelig Introduces Teledyne LeCroy WaveSurfer 3000z Oscilloscope
This new scope series has 10.1 in. touchscreen, huge memory and built-in instruments to make a powerful yet affordable debug and development tool.
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Next-Gen, Space-Ready Gallium Nitride Solid-State Power Amplifiers
Gallium nitride (GaN) and gallium arsenide (GaAs) semiconductor technology has the potential to supply space-qualified and robust solid-state power amplifiers (SSPAs) for high frequencies and high power.
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Bacteria That Inhales Rocks for Energy is Promising for Sustainable Tech
Moh El-Naggar believes that bacteria are nature’s microscopic power plant.
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New Solver-as-a-Service Platform: Q&A with OnScale
OnScale’s Solver-as-a-Service platform, which combines sophisticated CAE multi-physics solvers with the power of Cloud HPCs, is highlighted in a Q&A profile.
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New Drumhead is Atomically Thin and Can Achieve Cat-like Hearing
A research team from Case Western Reserve University developed “drumheads” that are atomically thin and can receive and transmit signals across a radio frequency range that humans are unable to hear.
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AMETEK Programmable Power Announces New SGX Series with Touch Screen Display for the Sorensen™ DC Power Supply Family
The Sorensen™ SGX Series features a touch screen display, making the Sorensen SG family of programmable DC power supplies even easier to use.
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Invisible Material Inspired By Squids Developed for Military Use
The material changes how it reflects heat by smoothing and wrinkling after being stretched or electrically triggered.
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Technology Can Help Patients with Chronic Illnesses Take Control of Their Own Healthcare
Researchers at Washington State University have found that using technology to track health can help patients manage their own health with ease.
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Algorithm Produced Knitting Instructions for 3D Printing, Knitting Machines
Computer scientists from Carnegie Mellon University have created a system that can take 3D shapes and create stitch-by-stitch instructions that can allow a computer-controlled knitting system to automatically produce the shape.
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Lithium-sulfur Batteries Could Make Smartphone Batteries Last for a Full Week
Researchers from The University of Texas at Dallas aim to fix the unreliability of lithium batteries and extend battery life with a lithium-sulfur substitute.
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Bringing Back Print by Eliminating the Paper
A new, paper-thin liquid crystal display (LCD) could be used to display a daily newspaper – and be refreshed with news updates throughout the day.
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New Electrolyte for Lithium Batteries Can Extend Electric Car’s Driving Range
Researchers from the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory discovered that the perfect balance in a battery is completely dependent on salt concentration.
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World’s First On-chip Flash Memory Microcontroller Features Advanced 28nm Embedded Flash Technology
The new-generation automotive control microcontroller extends the entire Renesas autonomy™ end-to-end solution portfolio.
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This Isn’t Your Grandma’s Knitting Yarn: Electric Yarn Can Power Wearable Electronics
Researchers have developed a new kind of yarn battery that is waterproof, flexible and can be knit, cut, shaped and still work.
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Fog Harvesting with Vertical Wires Could Bring Clean Water to Water-Scarce Environments
Fog is the latest innovation in the hunt for clean and accessible water. Clean water can be gathered with giant nets hung on mountainsides.
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Watch: Researchers Create DIY 3D Bioprinter from a Commercial 3D Printer
A new low-cost 3D bioprinter has been developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University.
