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Video: Littelfuse DST Series Schottky Diodes with Ultra-low Forward Voltage Drop
Ultra-low forward voltage drop reduces thermal and electrical conduction losses, thereby improving system efficiency.
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New Filter Protects Against Cyber Attacks Targeting Open Emails on Cell Phones
The Email Laundry’s new Friendly Name Filter helps protect users from cyber threats and scammers.
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Sealed Toggle Circuit Breaker Withstands Harsh Environments
The MS-series from Carling Technologies has been updated with TUV certification.
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Biometrics Could Improve Gun Safety One Fingerprint at a Time
The next step in gun safety seems to have arrived with biometric technology. But just how effective is it?
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On-Demand Manufacturing for Molded Production Parts Launched
Proto Labs has added a suite of capabilities designed to address the manufacturing needs of low-volume, high-mix product segments.
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New Hose Proof Hood Protects Electronics from Water
The STEGO FFH 086 hose-proof hood is a new product that aims to protect electronics from water.
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Wireless 'Cortical Intranet' to be Next-gen Brain-computer Interface
Researchers are developing a fully implantable wireless brain interface system able to record and stimulate neural activity with unprecedented detail.
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Expanded Functionality Card for EV Charging Stations
The advanced control interface allows users to easily add EV charging to existing building and energy management control infrastructure.
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Rugged Rack-Mounted Computer Series Redesign Announced
Crystal Group has announced the redesign and integration of its rugged rack-mounted computer series with the latest members of the Intel® Xeon® Salable Processor family powered by Skylake.
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Video: SNL "AI for Seniors" Skit Comes to Life
EliteHealth targeted AVA as a critical component of their process of improving wellness and has proven to reduce re-admissions, increase longevity and enrich the lives of their senior patients.
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New Research Takes a Huge Step Toward All-Solid-State Batteries
Researchers from the Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) have discovered a low-cost approach to developing all-solid-state batteries.
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EZ-BLE PRoC XR Modules Offer Extended Bluetooth Range
Mouser Electronics Inc. is now shipping EZ-BLE™ PRoC™ XR Bluetooth® 4.2 modules and evaluation boards from Cypress Semiconductors.
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X86 Boards Allow Engineers to Run a Broad Range of Software
Mouser Electronics Inc. is now offering UDOO X86 single-board computers.
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New Mobile Video Projector Only Weighs One Pound
Optoma has launched a powerhouse plug-and-play mobile projector that is designed to play any content anywhere the user is.
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New 3-D Printer Can Print Over 30 Different Materials and is Wi-Fi Compatible
Robo 3D Limited announced the full availability of its Robo R2 high-performance smart 3-D printer with Wi-Fi.
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This Machine Allows Users to Make Music with Their Brain Waves
Neurologists have created a hands-free, thought-controlled musical instrument.
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Video: 'Star Wars' Inspires Shaping 3-D Objects with Photoswitch Chemistry
Photoswitch chemistry allows construction of light shapes into structures that have volume and are viewable from 360 degrees.
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Artificial Intelligence Could be the Key to Detecting Concussions in Athletes Years Later
A diagnostic signature has been developed that uses artificial intelligence to detect brain trauma years after it has occurred.
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AEC-Q200 Qualified Capacitors Show Immunity Testing Against High-Energy Load Dump Pulses
KEMET expands its polymer electrolytic line of devices.
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A High-Tech Attack on Aquatic Invasive Weeds Being Tested on Lake Tahoe
The Tahoe Fund has announced the start of a pilot project to test the effectiveness of UV light to fight invasive aquatic weeds on Lake Tahoe.
