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Engineers Develop World’s Fastest Silicon-based Flexible Transistors
Engineers used a tiny knife to easily and cost-efficiently create the world’s fastest silicon-based flexible transistors.
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Video: MagLev Sled Reaches Speeds of 633 mph
Watch a 2,000-pound, magnetically levitating sled race across a nearly frictionless track, reaching speeds of 633 mph.
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Intel to Cut Jobs
Under a restructuring plan, Intel will no longer consider the PC market its main focus.
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1.5 A Step-Down DC/DC Converter Is 93% Efficient, Accepts 42 V Input
Linear Technology’s LT8608 is a 1.5 A synchronous step-down switching regulator that accepts a 3.0 to 42 V input, suiting it for automotive applications.
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High Current Inductors Serve High Frequency Applications
The SLR family of shielded power inductors from Coilcraft are rated up to 100 A with inductance values from 85 to 370 nH.
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IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting Announces 2016 Call for Papers
The 62nd annual IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting(IEDM), to be held in San Francisco December 3 through 7, has announced an August 10th deadline for submission of research papers in all areas of microelectronics research and development.
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Mini Fuel Cells Generate Electricity from Urine, Cost Just Under $3
The team hopes the technology can transform the lives of those who do not have access to, or cannot afford, electricity.
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Qorvo Makes IoT Grab with GreenPeak Acquisition
The company will gain its antenna diversity and multiple receiver technologies as well.
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Rotary Motion Platform Suits Lab, Industrial Apps
Motion platform incorporates brushless direct-drive servo motor that eliminates backlash and improves reliability by eliminating sliding friction throughout the stage.
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Planar Transformer Saves Weight, Space
The PLA51 planar transformer from Vishay achieves greater than 99% efficiency and saves space and weight in power conversion applications.
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KEMET and Novasentis Collaborate to Produce Haptic Actuators
KEMET Corp. and Novasentis?Inc., a developer, will collaborate on developing next-generation Electro-Mechanical Polymer (EMP) film-based haptic actuators for wearable devices.
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Mie Fujitsu and Kilopass Sign Agreement for OTP Projects
Kilopass will port its IP to the pure-play foundry’s 40nm 40LP process technology for IoT and automotive markets.
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Fogale Nanotech Makes Semiconductor Manufacturing Acquisition
By buying Alatech, the company will expand its reach into a full range of inspection and metrology tools.
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Switcher ICs Help Consumer Electronics Cut Power Use
Low quiescent current draw and synchronous rectification enable consumer electronics to meet ErP and ENERGY STAR® Total Electrical Consumption requirements.
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Triple-output Regulator Powers SRAMS
Linear Technology’s LTM4632 µModule regulator powers rails in QDR4 and DDR SRAMs.
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Planetary Gearhead Delivers Up To 1,100 mNm of Torque
MICROMO’s 20/1R planetary gearhead achieves continuous torque of 800 mNm, and up to 1,100 mNm for short intervals.
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STMicroelectronics Powering Next Generation of Mobile Clinic Portable Ultrasound Imager
Working with Japanese-based MU the company is providing the ultrasonic-pulser IC for increased point-of-care medical diagnoses.
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Mouser Wins Customer Service Award
Mouser Electronics’ customer service efforts were recognized by Omega Management Group Corp., who presented Mouser with the NorthFace ScoreBoard Award?(NFSB) for the fourth-straight year.
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Students Develop Force-Testing Device for 3-D-Printed Prosthetics Creators
Student engineers from Rice University have developed a device that will help ensure that children who fashion 3-D-printed prosthetic hands get the most out of their wearable.
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Rectifier is Programmable Over Wide Range
CUI’s PFR-2100 rectifier can be programmed over a range of 100 to 410 VDC.
