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Redundant Solution Saves Energy for Data Centers in Milan
Mitsubishi Electric Hydronic & IT Cooling Systems, through its brand RC, has supplied the HPAC units for WIIT Data Center in Milan.
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Skyworks' Latest Front-end Module for Bluetooth® Low Energy/802.15.4/Thread/ZigBee®
The SKY66114-11 extends range more than four times and delivers a receive sensitivity improvement of up to 7 dB when compared to a standalone system-on-chip.
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Addressing Phase Noise Challenges in Radar and Communication Systems
The importance of phase noise, and what can be done to lessen its effects in microwave systems.
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Solar Cell Technology Can be Improved with Hot Electrons
A newly-found material allows hot electrons to retain high energy levels for a longer period of time. This could make it possible to use more energy in order to obtain a higher voltage in solar cells.
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Is MEMS Packaging and Testing the Next Opportunity for OSATs?
Yole Développement analysts consider the emerging role of outsourced semiconductor assembly and test companies (OSATs) in MEMS packaging and testing.
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Expanded SiC Schottky Diode Line from Littelfuse Reduces Switching Losses, Increases Efficiency
New 1,200 V silicon carbide (SiC) Schottky Diodes enhance surge capability and reduce leakage current.
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Four Bright Ideas for IT in U.S. Classrooms
Roughly 90,000 U.S. elementary schools welcome children most weekdays, and from the time those students cross the classroom threshold until the final bell in the afternoon, they are exposed to technology. Here are four ways in which technology is valuable to school districts.
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Look Ma, No Steering Wheel or Pedals
The GM Cruise AV, designed to travel without human intervention, has no steering wheels or pedals.
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Wearable Winners at CES
A handful of our favorite wearable devices from CES 2018.
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Watch: Method Developed for Handmade Nanotubes that Can be Made in One Hour
The method allows researchers to make short lengths of strong, conductive fibers from small samples of bulk nanotubes in about an hour.
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Senet and Sagemcom Demonstrate LoRaWAN™ Geolocation at CES 2018
GPS-free geolocation enables organizations to benefit from the advantages of geodata over low power wide area networks at a decreased cost.
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Watch: Innoviz Technologies Launches InnovizPro™, a High-Resolution, Solid-State Automotive LiDAR Solution at CES 2018
The stand-alone, solid-state, MEMS-based scanning LiDAR solution offers accurate, reliable performance to deliver groundbreaking 3D sensing at relatively low cost.
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CES 2018: Skyworks Advances Next Generation of Connected Homes
The company's product portfolio is rapidly being adopted by the world’s leading connected home and mesh network providers, including Amazon, Asus and Google.
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PoLTE and Riot Micro Collaborate to Enable Ultra-low Power Location Capabilities in IoT Systems
The venture will enable ultra-low power LTE internet of things (IoT) solutions with highly accurate location positioning for indoor and outdoor applications.
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Skyworks Launches Sky5™ Platform for 5G Global Communications at CES 2018
Skyworks introduces Sky5™ solutions supporting 5G and enabling a multitude of new and previously unimagined applications across mobile and IoT.
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Turnkey Active Stereo 3D Camera Reference Design for Smartphones Displayed at CES 2018
OmniVision Technologies and Spreadtrum Communications have announced the industry’s first turnkey active stereo 3D camera reference design for smartphones.
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Watch: Device that Reads Out Loud for the Visually Impaired Displayed at CES 2018
OrCam is displaying their artificial vision technology, OrCam MyEye 2.0, at CES 2018. MyEye has been named a CES Innovation Awards honoree and a finalist in the last gadget standing competition.
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Researchers Take a Huge Step Forward in Organic Electronics
Researchers at the Laboratory of Organic Electronics, Linköping University, have developed the first complementary electrochemical logic circuits that function for long periods in water.
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Nuheara Offers 'Blended Audio Worlds'
Intelligent earbuds that allow a user to selectively tune in or out the outside world caught our intrepid writer Pete Brown’s attention at CES 2018.
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Oxide and Semiconductor Combo Could Mean Big Things for Light Technologies
Researchers at Yale University have grown a 2DEG system on gallium arsenide, a semiconductor that is efficient in absorbing and emitting light. This development is promising for new electronic devices that interact with light.
