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Underwater Video System is Wireless and Produces Real-Time Video
Flexible and cost-effective technology for streaming high-quality underwater videos and images has been developed by researchers at KAUST.
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Opening the Field for SiC Electronics Production
A new manufacturing process and chip design makes it easier for companies to enter the SiC marketplace and develop new products.
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Advanced Energy®, Well-Known for Its Industry-Leading Power-Delivery and Control Technologies, Also Offers Advanced Solutions for High-Voltage and Thermal Measurement and Control Applications
In addition to traditional power-delivery solutions, AE has diversified its portfolio to include precision high-voltage and thermal process solutions
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Top Five USB-C Hubs on Amazon for the Newest MacBook
With so many USB-C adapters on the market, how are you supposed to know which one is the best to buy? This list is here to help.
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Understanding Quantum Computing
By the end of this year, Google is expected to demonstrate what is known as “Quantum Supremacy”, that is, they are going to use a quantum computer to solve a problem that would be beyond the reach of the world’s fastest supercomputers. How did we get this far, this fast?
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Smartphone Camera for Mobile Health
A new smartphone camera expands capability for health diagnostic, environmental monitoring and general-purpose color sensing applications.
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Radiation Tolerant Phototransistor Coupled to an AlGaAs IR Diode
Isobaud, Inc.'s 4N2XU series optocoupler consists of a phototransistor optically coupled to an aluminum gallium arsenide (AIGaAs) infrared-emitting diode. The leadless hermetic sealed six-pin LCC package is radiation tolerant and operates over a wide temperature range from -55° to 125° C.
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Integrated Switcher ICs Cut Losses by 25%
The ICs achieve up to 94 percent efficiency across line and load conditions.
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IR Sensor Offers Near-Zero Power Consumption
Infrared digitizing sensors consume zero-standby power when specific IR wavelengths to be detected are not present.
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Watch: Researchers Develop Zero Power Devices that Can Transmit Data Across 2.8 Kilometer Distances
Researchers from the University of Washington have demonstrated devices that run on almost zero power can transmit data across distances of up to 2.8 kilometers.
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New Development Kit Incorporates FPGA, ASSP and pASSP Products into One Modular Platform
Mouser Electronics, Inc., is now stocking the Embedded Vision Development Kit from Lattice Semiconductor.
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Software Turns Your Smartphone Into a Breathing Monitor
Researchers have developed software that makes it possible to use low-cost thermal cameras attached to mobile phones to track breathing.
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Telescope for Exoplanetary Research Launches on Kickstarter
The ExoLife Finder -- aka, ELF -- is the world’s first telescope that is capable of imaging oceans, continents, and life on nearby exoplanets.
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Search Components While Designing PCBs
A new integration with SnapEDA allows designers to search for digital models directly inside the PCB123 design environment.
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The iPhone X is Here
A look at Apple's iPhone X, announced at the company's September 2017 keynote.
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New Proximity Sensor Regulates RF Exposure to Reduce SAR
Mouser Electronics, Inc. is now stocking the SX9310 SAR proximity sensor from Semtech.
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Fabless Company Licenses Imaging and Vision DSP IP for Automotive ADAS
Nextchip will supply the technology for automotive OEMs to differentiate ADAS applications.
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PCI Express Add-in Card Allows for 16 Simultaneous Video Surveillance Channels
The board helps law enforcement and intelligence organizations identify objects in large amounts of live streaming video.
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New Microchip Technology Could Be Used to Track Smart Pills and Administer Drugs
Researchers from Caltech have developed a prototype of a miniature medical device that could be used in “smart pills” to diagnose and treat diseases.
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Magnetic Cellular ‘Legos’ are Key to the Future of Regenerative Medicine
Researchers at the Laboratoire Adaptation Biologique et Vieillissement and the Centre de Recherche Cardiovasculaire de Paris have successfully created cellular magnetic “Legos.”
