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How Smartwatches Can Make Nursing Homes Safer
A team of engineers has developed a smartwatch application that can help certified nursing assistants (CNAs) respond to alerts more quickly and help prevent falls.
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Nanoco and Merck Sign Cadmium-Free Quantum Dot Agreement
The non-exclusive deal would have Merck marketing Nanoco’s material supply and the ability to build its own production facility.
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MicroQSFP connector offers increased density and better thermal performance.
The microQSFP connector offers 33% increased density over the QSFP connector and better thermal performance than other pluggable solutions.
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TDK Acquires Tronics Microsystems to Expand Sensor Portfolio
TDK’s subsidiary EPCOS has expanded its sensor portfolio with the acquisition of European sensor manufacturer Tronics Microsystems.
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Voltage Variable Attenuators Cover Range From 400 MHz to 18 GHz
Pasternack’s line of voltage variable attenuators?offer up to 60 dB of attenuation across a 400 MHz to 18 GHz range.
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DC/DC Converter Drives Gate Circuits
Murata’s MGJ1 DC/DC converter is designed to drive high and low-side gate circuits such as those using IGBTs and SiC MOSFETs.
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Electrolithography: A Breakthrough in Nano-patterning Process from Indian Scientists.
Scientists at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore have discovered a new method to lay circuits in electronic chips that is both cost-effective and energy-efficient.
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Smart Clothing: the Next Generation of Wearables
Encapsulated electronics woven into clothing—“smart clothing”—are primed to reach beyond fitness to a wide range of personal uses. The analysis firm ABI Research predicts the smart clothing market will top 18 million clothing articles annually by 2021, representing a 48% CAGR. Smart textiles built from conductive polymers will enable built-in features such as computing devices and multifunctional sensors, offering new possibilities for interacting with services, devices and environments.
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‘MacEtching’ Helps Transistors Stand Tall for Faster Speed
University of Illinois researchers aim to get higher speeds from computers and other electronic devices by developing a new method to make transistors stand tall.
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STMicroelectronics to Buy ams’ NFC and RFID Business
ST will combine the technology into combination solutions that work with its portfolio of microcontrollers.
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Plated Probe Tailored for Fine Pitch PCB Assembly Test
Lead-free-plated probes provide enhanced performance in high-volume production test applications.
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Rechargeable Coin Cell Batteries Offer High mAH Capacity
Encapsulation technology increases storage capacity to suit cells for IoT wearable products.
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Mouser Offering Cypress’ Bluetooth Module for BLE Development
Mouser Electronics, Inc.?is now offering?Cypress Semiconductor's CY8CKIT-143A?PSoC®?4 BLE 256K module for BLE development.
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Mouser Major Sponsor at 2016 NIWeek Design Conference
Global Distributor will showcase MultiSIM BLUE Premium powered by National Instruments.
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Hall-Sensor IC Maintains Accuracy Across Wide Temperature Range
The A1367 Hall-effect current sensor IC uses digital temperature compensation to maintain high sensitivity and offset characteristics.
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LG Display to Invest $1.75 Billion in Flexible OLEDs
The new line will be installed in LG’s Paju, South Korean facility.
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Analog Devices to Buy Linear for $14.8 Billion
The combination will result in a heavyweight analog vendor with annual revenues of about $5 billion.
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Mid-Power UV LED Delivers Long Life in Compact Package
Featuring Silicone Lens, Device Provides Energy-Saving Replacement for Mercury Lamps in medical, industrial, and printing applications.
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Samsung to Stop Manufacturing Transparent OLED Displays
Lack of global demand for the product to blame
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Kit Simplifies Design of Multi-Mode Wireless Power-Charging System
One transmit coil supports all major wireless power-charging standards.
