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Scientists Treat Arrhythmias with Light Beams Instead of Electrical Shocks
Scientists at Johns Hopkins are using high-tech human heart models and mice to prove that beams of light can replace electric shocks in patients suffering from a heart rhythm disorder.
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Chip-Making Process Packs More onto Wafer Space
Researchers are able to pack more transistors onto less space using a scalable process called directed self-assembly.
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For the First Time Ever Robots Have Performed Eye Surgery
For the very first time, surgeons have performed an eye surgery using a robot. The robot was able to lift a membrane that was 100th of a millimeter thick, from a retina.
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New Sensor Technology Could Speed Blood Tests
Researchers combine light and electricity in a silicon sensor that can detect multiple proteins and enzymes in a single blood sample.
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Mouser, Dell OEM Solutions Ink Distribution Agreement
Mouser Electronics, Inc. has signed a distribution agreement with Dell OEM Solutions to provide end-to-end Internet of Things (IoT) solutions.
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Spring-Loaded Pin Has 3 mm Stroke
Mill-Max’s 0919-0-15-20-89-14-11-0 spring-loaded pin has a maximum stroke of 3 mm and is designed for SMT termination.
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Start-up Company Semitrex Expands Patent Portfolio
Fabless power electronics start-up company bags 22 patents in three years.
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Strain Gages Support Composite Materials Testing
Micro-Measurements' new CEA-Series strain gages enable compression tests of polymer matrix composite materials in accordance with ASTM Standard Test Method D6641.
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TTI Launches New, Device-Responsive Website
TTI Inc. has released an enhanced website that is optimized visually and functionally for the specific device the viewer is using.
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Three-Volt Supercapacitors Offer 20% Higher Backup Power?
Eaton’s TV supercapacitors with three-volt (V) cells increase stored energy capacity and power by 20% compared to 2.7 V cells.
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IC Drives Both DC and Stepper Motors
Single IC has two drivers to handle both a stepper and a D motor, reducing space and external components needed.
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Power Textile Generates Electricity from Wind and Sun
The engineers have developed a fabric that can harvest energy from both the sun and motion at the same time.
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Palm-Sized Artificial Intelligence Computer Powers Autonomous Vehicles
Nvidia has rolled out its Drive PX 2 platform for self-driving and mapping in future vehicles.
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Meet the First-Ever Completely 3-D Printed Camera
One hobbyist and technology student set out to create an entire 35-mm camera using only a 3-D printer – and succeeded.
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Temperature Measurement IC Linearizes Sensors to 0.1° C Conformity
The LTC2986 measurement IC digitizes any combination of thermocouples, RTDs, thermistors and external diodes with 0.1° C conformity and 0.001° C resolution.
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TI Garnering Interest in Coding and Engineering in the Classroom
The company’s TI-Innovator Hub is a palm-sized box that will allow students to analyze and explain the world around them.
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World’s Most Powerful X-ray Shatters Previous Beliefs About Buckyballs
A team of Australian scientists used the world’s most powerful X-ray laser to shatter crystallography findings that have been accepted for more than 100 years.
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Sealed Connector Installs Easily Anywhere
The FullAXS Mini connector sealing system enables one-handed, blind installs from many angles. It can easily be installed in virtually any location.
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1 W Thin-Film Chip Resistors Come in 0612 Case
Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. is now offering its MCW AT wide- terminal, thin-film chip resistors in a 0612 case size.
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Mouser Electronics, Grant Imahara, Local Motors Team Up on Autonomous Driving Experience
Electronics distributor Mouser Electronics?Inc. is teaming up with Local Motors and celebrity engineer Grant Imahara to build a fully transforming vehicle cockpit for 3-D-printed autonomous vehicles.
