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Researchers Make Strides in Anti-ferromagnetic Magnetoelectric Memory Chips
The prototype memory could lead to less energy being used in data centers and mobile devices.
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MIT Researchers Create 3-Dimensional Graphene
A three-dimensional form of graphene is 10 times stronger than steel, lending itself to practical applications in construction and other industries.
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CES 2017: LG Introduces UHD TV with Nano Cell Technology
The technology allows for accurate colors that can be viewed from wider angles than traditional LCD TVs.
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Biometric Engine Improves Mobile Device Security
Synaptics has introduced a multi-factor biometric fusion engine for more convenient security on portable electronics devices.
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Taking Voice Conversion to the Next Level
A voice-conversion technique developed by researchers at the University of Electro-Communications promises to open the door for a number of applications, including speaker identification, authentication and speech recognition.
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Lucid Chooses Mobileye to Enable Autonomous Driving in its Electric Cars
The company will supply the automotive vendor chipsets and software to enable self-driving capabilities from day one.
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IEDM Investigates Effect of Wide Bandgap Devices on Power Delivery Systems
The new generation of silicon carbide and gallium nitride power devices are revolutionizing the way power is delivered and managed.
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Building Walls and Fences: Technology and Border Security
The Southern border of the U.S. represents a political hotbed as well as a national security dilemma. What technology is currently used and will walls or fences be on the immediate horizon?
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CES 2017: Samsung to Debut New Quantum Dot Curved Monitor
The monitor will be targeted at gamers and other multimedia enthusiasts.
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At CES 2017: ON Semiconductor to Show USB Type-C Solutions for Rapid Charging
ON Semiconductor will demonstrate its portfolio of solutions for implementing USB Type-C applications at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
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50 Years of CES and Technology Advancement
This year’s CES, which begins on January 5, 2017, promises innovations and developments that will surprise and excite the expected 170,000 attendees.
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Low-Profile Power Supplies Save DIN Rail Space
TDK Lambda’s DRL AC-DC DIN Rail mount power supplies come in narrow package sizes from 18 to 72 mm wide.
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TDK to Acquire MEMS Manufacturer InvenSense
The $1.3 billion deal will unlock new business opportunities for the Japanese tech vendor.
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New Technology Puts a Spin on Artificial Intelligence
New spintronics-based artificial intelligence could reduce the size and power consumption of artificial neural networks, resulting in broader applications for AI.
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Space-Saving Photodetector Targets Fitness Trackers
Osram Opto Semiconductors' IR Topled D5140 photodetector allows for more compact designs and higher sensitivity in wearable fitness monitors.
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The Next Step in Artificial Intelligence: a Keyboard that Can Gauge Emotions
This new app uses affective computing to gauge the user’s emotions based on various aspects of his or her typing, and sharing that information with the message’s recipient to reduce misunderstandings, improve customer service, and even aid in mental health treatment.
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RF-MEMS Switches Challenge Electro-Mechanical Relays
Analog Devices' ADGM1304 and ADGM1004 offer exceptionally wide bandwidth and one billion actuation switch life ratings.
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Hybrid Solid-State Relays Provide Fast Operation
Single- and dual-channel 1 Form A Devices switch AC and DC loads for alarm and telecom switches, I/O cards, automation, battery management systems, and automatic test equipment.
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The Rise of Robots
Fleeing the factory, robots spread to the hospital, the battlefield and the hobby shop.
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AVX Expands Capacitor Part Library for 3-D Design Tool
AVX Corporation has added a number of part drawings and footprints for polymer, tantalum and niobium oxide capacitors to its 3-D Model design tool.
