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New MEMS Family Works as Clock References in Wearables and IoT Devices
Microchip’s oscillators offer low power while meeting durability requirements in battery-powered devices.
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Bringing Far-flung Manufacturing Operations into Line
Reducing the headache of distributing your PCB manufacturing and test to sites worldwide.
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Trio of Kits Teaches Basics of Power-Supply Realities
Teach yourself about buck, boost and LDO DC/DC supply configurations and their characteristics with these low-cost kits and workbooks from Texas Instruments.
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4-Line ESD Protection Diode Provides Size Reduction for Portable Electronics
Vishay’s VBUS54FD-SD1 ESD protection array comes in a chip-level CLP1007-5L package to offer a dramatic size reduction over previous-generation components.
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Sealed M8 Connectors Suit Process Control Applications
The M8 Series connectors are available in plastic housings that stand up to chemicals commonly found in process control environments.
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IEEE Day October 4 Looks at Future of Technical Innovation
IEEE will host its annual IEEE Day October 4 to honor the engineering profession.
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Canada Carbon Explores Testing of Thermally Upgraded Graphite in DOE Reactor Project
The company is in discussion with X Energy for its technology to be included in its nuclear reactor development program.
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Wearable and Edge Devices
Mouser Electronics, Inc. has started carrying the Intel® Curie™ module, a low-power solution designed for wearable devices and consumer and industrial edge solutions.
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Waveguide Couplers Operate At Up to 33 GHz
Waveguide couplers suit general purpose applications in wireless transmit/receive systems, satellite communications, radar systems, point-to-point backhaul and telecom.
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Using 3-D Virtual Technology to Unwrap a 1,500-Year-Old Scroll
Computer scientists discovered and restored text on five complete wraps of the animal skin scroll, which will most likely never be physically opened for inspection, with the help of technology.
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New Space Cloth Material Could Be Ideal for Embedded Electronics
Space cloth is the first non-woven material made from yarn with strong potential for use as a smart textile due to its unique structure, with space to encase copper wiring, LEDs and more.
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Engineer Considers Digital Photography as the Future of Parts Manufacturing
Imagine if parts could be manufactured quickly and inexpensively by simply taking a series of digital photos of an object shot in close-range.
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Mouser Electronics Signs Global Distribution Deal with Opulent North America
Mouser Electronics will distribute Opulent’s line of solid state?lighting components and modules.
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Future and CalcuQuote Team Up on Instant Part Price Data for EMS Companies
Electronic components distributor Future Electronics is partnering with CalcuQuote to enable Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) companies to instantly query price and availability information from a Future Electronics data feed.
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RF Modules Come in Four New Versions
Analog Devices has expanded its RF products line with four new standard modules.
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Synaptics Fingerprint Sensors Drive Lenovo Laptop
Synaptics Inc. is supplying its Natural ID fingerprint sensors for secure authentication in Lenovo’s Yoga 910 convertible laptop.
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The 5G Base Stations: All Technologies On Board
5G will propel the cellular industry to frequencies orders of magnitude higher than those used today, and multiple semiconductor technologies are competing to generate the required RF power.
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Microsemi Helps Power NASA Spacecraft Juno’s Jupiter Data Research Mission
The company’s FPGAs were used in the command and control systems as well as instruments to gather scientific data.
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Single Wavelength Solution Enables 100 Gb/s, 400 Gb/s Connectivity
The single wavelength solution increases faceplate and fiber bandwidth density by 4x over 25 Gb/s NRZ Solutions and 2x over emerging 28 gigabaud interconnects.
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LED Surge Protector Limits Let-Through, Has Low Clamp Voltage
The LSP10GIHP Series Surge Protection Device (SPD) Module from Littelfuse combines low surge let-through (measured limiting voltage or MLV) and low clamping voltage ratings.
