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Video: Graphene and Quantum Dot Image Sensor Can See Ultraviolet, Visible and Infrared Light at the Same Time
The development could lead to new smartphone cameras, fire control systems, night vision cameras and more.
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Non-disruptive Characterization of Graphene
Researchers at the University of Basel in Switzerland have developed a new method to determine resistance and quantum capacity of graphene without the application of any electrical contact that can disrupt or damage the material.
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ADC and PLL ICs Offer a Wide Bandwidth and Low Phase Noise for Next-Generation Systems
The new Texas Instruments devices are targeted at 5G systems, radar and satellites
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Bidirectional Memory Expander Quadruples Channel Capability in SSDs
IDT’s new device is targeted at datacenter, enterprise and consumer memory subsystems.
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Japanese Electroplating Engineers Create New Pattern Plating Technology at Tanaka Precious Metals
Tanaka Precious Metals has announced the development of a new direct pattern plating technology using the surface treatment chemicals Tanaka has developed.
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Compact Infrared LED Fits into Virtual and Augmented Reality Headsets
Osram’s device is used to illuminated users’ eyes and capture light
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Client Solid State Drive Based on 64-layer 3-D NAND Technology
Western Digital’s new drive is targeted at DIY enthusiasts, resellers and system builders
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What is NASA? Everything You Need to Know About the Space Administration
NASA goes beyond mere space exploration. This article is here to answer any questions you may have about the ever important space administration.
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'Miracle Material' May Pave the Way for Exponential Data-Processing Increases
A hybrid perovskite could be a game-changer for spintronics, an emerging research field that offers the promise of overcoming the size limitations of silicon transistors.
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Mouser Now Carries Synergy MCUs with Modular Synergy Kits
Mouser Electronics Inc. is now stocking a new selection of Synergy™ Kits from Renesas. The kits are based on Renesas’ S1, S3, and S7 Series microcontrollers.
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SoCs for Military and Defense Applications
System-on-chip (SoC) technology combines the functions of multiple components on a single chip. This is beneficial in systems designed for defense applications that seek to provide operational flexibility by minimizing size, weight and power consumption while withstanding demanding environmental conditions.
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Video: Airline Tests Augmented Reality for Flight Attendants to Better Serve Passengers
Air New Zealand is developing a new service using Microsoft’s HoloLens to support cabin crew with customer information right in front of them
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Power Metal Strip® Battery Shunt Resistor Assists in PCB Mounting
The device lowers costs compared to Hall Effect current sensing solutions while its sense pins assist in PCB mounting and provide consistent contact point location.
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Power Transistor Handles Thermal Conditions Better Than Plastic Packaged MOSFETs
EPC’s new device dissipates heat directly to the environment with chip-scale devices
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New Photorelays Have a High Current and Low On-resistance
The devices could be used in probe cards, medical equipment and semiconductor test equipment
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Samsung Gets Serious About Its Foundry Business
The Korean electronics giant will spin off its outsourcing arm and has unveiled a process roadmap
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Printed Flexible, Rechargeable Battery Developed for Self-powered Electronics
The battery could be used for wearables, solar cells and other electronics
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New Gear-Tooth Sensor IC from Allegro
Allegro's new two-wire, zero-speed differential device combines Hall effect IC and high-temperature ceramic capacitor into a single overmold package.
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Avnet Gives Makers Access to Raspberry Pi-based Creation Tools
Through its Element14 branch, the company introduced two new devices aimed at tinkerers, DIY enthusiasts and academics.
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Near Field Communication Offers Expanded Application Areas
NFC Tag IC with fast transfer mode and larger memory enhance operations.
