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First Littelfuse SiC MOSFET Delivers Ultra-Fast Switching in Power Electronics
The silicon carbide MOSFET combines ultra-low switching losses, high efficiency and superior robustness, even at high temperatures.
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SGP Devices for Reporting Indoor Air Quality and More Released
Mouser Electronics is now stocking the multi-pixel Sensirion Gas Platform (SGP) devices.
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EPC’s Wireless Power Demonstration Kits: Design Systems That Power Anything from Lamps to Laptops
GaN FET and IC technologies are ideal for increasing efficiency in highly resonant, AirFuel™ Alliance compatible wireless power transfer systems.
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New SoC Improves Sleep Mode Current Consumption and Battery Life in Devices
Mouser Electronics is now stocking the BlueNRG-2 system-on-chip (SoC) from STMicroelectronics (ST).
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New Technology Allows Users to Change a TV Channel by Lifting an Object
New gesture control technology that can turn ordinary objects into remote controls could change how people interact with televisions and other screens. This could end the annoying search for a lost remote in the black hole that is the couch cushions.
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PCB Layout for Precision Operational Amplifiers
In the special case of PCB layout for operational amplifiers (op-amps), a poor design will affect offset voltages by producing drifts as a function of temperature.
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TSMC Plans to Build 3nm Semiconductor Fab in Tainan Science Park
The world’s largest foundry is the first to announce investment at this advanced processing node.
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Top 5 Smart Devices So Elegant You Will Want to Display Them in Your Home
Past home technology hasn’t had the most attractive design. But smart homes and devices are becoming more integrated into everyday life, companies are developing technology that homeowners want to display.
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Watch: Automatic Home Yogurt Maker Launches on Kickstarter
Yomee is an automatic yogurt maker that makes craft-quality yogurt, without preservatives, artificial flavors and added sugars, and it is cheaper than store-bought.
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Watch: Pet Camera and Kibble Thrower Will Launch on October 17
The Kibble Launcher is equipped with a pet camera so pet owners can see their pet, throw kibbles and play with their pet from a long distance.
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Small Scale Energy Harvesters Have a Bigger Impact than Previously Thought
The team determined how small-scale dimensions impact nonlinear vibrations and PEH voltage harvesting.
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Biodegradable Microsensors for Food Monitoring Developed
A team of researchers, led by Giovanni Salvatore, post-doc in the Electronics Laboratory, has been working with scientists from other ETH institutes on the development of biodegradable microsensors for temperature measurement.
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Rapid, Automated Parts Builder for PCB Design
InstaBuild is a free automated parts builder now available from SnapEDA, an online parts library for PCB design.
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The Many Benefits of SCR Power Control
In today’s competitive, cost-conscious industrial landscape, semiconductor and general manufacturing industries need a reliable, flexible, and precise way to control electric-heating processes. These applications require precise control, ease-of-use, and excellent reliability. SCR power controllers are ideal devices for this purpose.
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SiC Optimization from the Chip Up
SiC MOSFETs and diodes are gaining market share in the power electronics industry. According to Research and Markets, the silicone carbide market is expected to be valued at 617.4 million by 2022.
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Universal Flash Storage for Next-Gen Automotive Applications
The solution is designed for advanced driver-assistance systems, next-generation dashboards and automotive infotainment systems.
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Watch: Soft and Flexible Robot Inspired by Origami Can Contract, Extend and Twist
A researcher from Case Western Reserve University has turned origami into a patent-pending soft robot that may one day be used on an assembly line, in surgery or even outer space.
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Open Source USB-Key-Fob Allows Makers to Add the Peripherals They Need
Mouser Electronics is now shipping the BeagleBoard PocketBeagle.
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The 3D Selfie is Finally Here!
Computer scientists from the University of Nottingham and Kingston University have developed technology capable of producing 3D facial reconstruction from a single 2D image to create the 3D selfie.
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Ultra-Low Power Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Combo Targeted as Next-Generation Internet of Things Devices
The chip is compatible with 802.11ac access points and 802.11a/b/g/n.
