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Watch: Algorithm Can Read Your Mind and Reconstruct What You are Seeing
Neuroscientists from the University of Toronto Scarborough have developed an algorithm that can read human minds and reconstruct images of what the subject perceives just based on their brain activity from EEG scans.
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Wolfspeed SiC MOSFET-Based, Bidirectional, Three-Phase AC/DC Converters
With SiC MOSFETs power density of the system is significantly increased by shrinking the size of magnetic components and reducing the size of the heatsink. Additionally, when utilizing SiC MOSFETs, the device’s body diode can be used as the anti-parallel diode, reducing circuit complexity and cost.
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ITG Electronics Introduces New Line of Flat Wire Common Mode Chokes
ITG Electronics now offers a range of common footprints as well as custom flat wire common mode chokes (CMC) for high power density and high frequency switching.
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Cypress, Digi-Key and SparkFun Collaborate on New Internet of Things Developer Board for Makers
The board helps designers prototype sensor-to-cloud solutions quickly and easily.
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New RF Base Station Module for Implantable Medical Devices
Microsemi has introduced a new IC for cardiac care, physiological monitoring, pain management and obesity treatments
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New RF Base Station Module for Implantable Medical Devices
Microsemi has introduced a new IC for cardiac care, physiological monitoring, pain management and obesity treatments.
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AI Developed to Help Doctors Detect and Treat Diseases
Scientists from the U.S. and China have developed an AI platform that can recognize two common retinal diseases and rate the severity of the diseases.
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Laser Technology Used to Map 470 Kilometers of Maya Ruins
Archeologists in Guatemala have used airborne laser mapping technology to research Mayan sites on the largest scale ever.
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Contact Lenses Developed to Detect Glucose Levels in Diabetes Patients
The new contact lenses are made of biosensors that can detect glucose through the eyes.
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Watch: Laser Beam Developed to Charge Your Phone Across a Room Without Wires or Charging Pads
Engineers from the University of Washington say they have developed a method to charge a phone with a laser.
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Presto Engineering Declares the Second ASIC Revolution
Application-specific integrated circuits can actually be a cost-effective alternative to printed circuit board assemblies even for small runs by using mainstream, well established nodes.
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APEC 2018: GaN Systems to Expand Power Transistor Portfolio
The company will introduce devices for consumer and data center applications and new design tools.
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Check Your Vitals on Your Wrist
Imagine seeing your vital signs in real time, right on your wrist. It could happen sooner than we think, according to new research from the University of Tokyo's Graduate School of Engineering.
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Video: AMD Launches Embedded Versions of its EPYC and Ryzen Processors
The processors are designed for networking and storage as well as medical imaging, digital gaming and thin clients.
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The Importance of Electrical Contacts and Contact Resistance
Electrical contacts, connectors, and connections are very important components in assuring performance and safety. If an electrical contact or connection fails, then disaster can strike with costly damage to capital equipment and the possibility of loss of life.
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APEC 2018: AVX to Showcase Harsh Environment, High-Reliability Medium- and High-Power Components
The company will demonstrate its latest ceramic, tantalum and power film capacitors and supercapacitors.
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Video: Highly Integrated, Wide-VIN Synchronous Converters Feature Industry-leading EMI and Thermal Performance
DC/DC buck regulators from Texas Instruments simplify the process of achieving EMI compliance and high reliability for rugged industrial and automotive applications.
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Building Blocks for Quantum Computers Created Out of Unconventional Superconductor
Researchers from Chalmers have discovered that they could use Majorana particles to as part of stable building blocks of a quantum computer.
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Watch: Bringing Stretchable Sensors to Stroke Rehabilitation
Wearable sensors are designed to be worn on the throat to measure speech patterns and swallowing ability.
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Watch: New LED Phosphor Material Developed Using Supercomputers
A new phosphor material that creates stronger and clearer LEDs has been developed by engineers from the University of California San Diego.
