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Evaluation Kit Aids MEMS Testing
Plug-and-play system provides users and developers with improved functionalities for affordable, easy and advanced testing.
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Intel Capital Invests in Start-up Companies Focused on Robotics, Virtual Reality, and Sports and Health
The financial arm of the world’s largest semiconductor firm has invested $38 million in 12 companies.
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Battery Solution Powers Li-ion Products
The LC709501F battery solution eases design-in of next-generation lithium-ion-powered products.
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First-Ever 3-D Printed Magnets
For the first time ever, permanent magnets can be produced using a 3-D printer. This allows magnets to be created in complex forms and customized magnetic fields, required, for example, in magnetic sensors.
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How One Long-Standing Components Manufacturer Has Found Its Niche in the Maker Movement
Where do companies that have traditionally been geared toward technical electronics engineers and companies fit into this growing maker movement?
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Vertical SMT Receptacle Complies With USB 3.1
Mill-Max’s Vertical SMT SuperSpeed Universal Serial Bus 3.1 allows data transfer at twice the speed of USB 3.0 with more efficient data transfer, higher throughput and improved I/O power efficiency.
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Relay Transfer Switches Span DC to 40 GHz Range
Electromechanical relay transfer switches from Fairview Microwave Inc. cover frequencies from DC to 40 GHz, and feature low insertion loss and high isolation levels.
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Fan Modules Keep Control Cabinets Cool
Diagonal compact fan modules from ebm Papst are designed to dissipate thermal loads in control cabinets. They come in 115 and 230 VAC versions.
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Ultra-low Power Transistors Could Operate Years Without a Battery
Researchers have developed new technology that taps into the so-called Schottky barrier.
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Qualcomm Nears Deal to Acquire NXP for $37 Billion
The acquisition could be finalized as soon as next week.
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RF/Microwave Connectors Suit Test Applications
Products deliver high signal integrity in increasingly dense test and measurement applications.
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The Smallest Transistor Yet
This finding could be what the industry has been waiting for to keep alive the Moore’s law prediction that the density of transistors in a chip will double every 18 – 24 months, assuring continuous improvement in the performance of our electronic gadgets.
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High-Speed Backplane Connector System Expands
Growing portfolio includes new wafer sizes and power and guidance modules
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Micro SIM Card Connectors Have 33% More Signal Contacts
The 5236 Series µSIM memory card connectors from AVX provide 33% more signal contacts and are designed to prevent improper card insertion.
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World's First Cochlear Implant Works on Principle of Frictional Electricity
The artificial basilar membrane is an important aspect in overcoming the limitations of existing cochlear implant technology.
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First Commercial 5G Modem Chipset Introduced
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X50 will initially support operation in the millimeter wave spectrum in the 28 Ghz band.
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Swedish Nanotechnology Start-up Company to Discuss Carbon Nanostructures at SEMICON Europa
Swedish nanotechnology company Smoltek will present its Smoltek Tiger™ carbon nanostructure technology at the Innovation Village at SEMICON Europa 2016 in France.
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Microsemi, Future Electronics Hold Seminars on FPGA Development Kits
Microsemi Corporation?and Future Electronics are sponsoring a one-day, hands-on workshop based on Microsemi’s leading-edge IGLOO™2? field-programmable gate array and?SmartFusion2?system-on-chip FPGA technologies.
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Analog Front-End Monitors Power Quality
The ADE9000 AFE polyphase analog front-end (AFE) is an off-the-shelf solution designed to help extend the health and life of industrial equipment.
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Thin, Flexible Electronic Paper Works Best Outdoors
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology have developed a display that could change public displays or handheld devices forever.
