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Nvidia Unveils Deep Learning Supercomputer
The goal is to create a new class of intelligent machines that learn, see and perceive the world as humans do.
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Intel Acquires Automotive Safety Chip Vendor YOGITECH
The move will move forward the company’s Internet of Things platform and strategy.
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IEEE Seeking Papers for This Year’s International Group IV Photonics Conference
IEEE has announced a Call for Papers, looking for original research on novel materials and nanophotonics, photonic devices, and silicon photonics applications and systems.
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Six-Axis MEMS Inertial Modules Support “Always-On” Sensing
STMicroelectronics eyes “always-on” continuous context sensing with LSM6DSL and LSM6DSM.
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Molded Power Inductors Certified for Use in Automotive Applications
Featuring the AEC-200 qualification the devices can be used for automotive radios, USB chargers, navigation systems and backup cameras.
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EDA Consortium Changes Name and Charter
The focus of the organization will be more on system-oriented design.
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Consumers Willing to Sell Smart Home Personal Data for Money
A new Intel survey also says 77% of people believe the Smart Home will be as pervasive as smartphones by 2025.
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Medical Grade Tantalum Capacitors Tailored for Implantable and Life Support Devices
Medical-grade tantalum capacitors are reliable.
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Kit Eases Development of AC to PoL Power System
AC to point-of-load development kit
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Large-Pixel 13-MP Image Sensor Targets High-End Mobile Applications
OmniVision Technologies' OV13870 with 1.25-micron pixel brings higher frame rate, phase-detection auto-focus, to premium smartphones.
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Using Microsoft’s HoloLens to Collaborate with Holograms
New HoloLens mixed-reality application allows 3-D avatars to collaborate in the same room, regardless of their actual location.
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Stratasys Introduces 3-D Printer that Produces Full Color, Multi-Material Prototypes
The new J750 3-D printer allows customers to mix-and-match colors and print prototypes of different materials in just one step.
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The Applied Power Electronics Conference Showcased a Number of Innovative Products
A sampling of the numerous products shown at this year’s Applied Power Electronics Conference.
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Paper-Like Battery Electrode Could Improve Space Exploration and Drone Tech
An engineer from Kansas State University has developed a paper-like battery electrode made out of silicon oxycarbide-glass and graphene.
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GreenPeak Technologies Powers New Smart Home Offerings
By using the company’s radio chips, People Power was able to create three new services for security, energy efficiency and elderly care.
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Boost + Buck Synchronous DC/DC Controller Regulates Automotive Systems
Unlike conventional single-inductor buck-boost regulators, the LTC7813’s cascaded boost + buck solution provides fast transient response with continuous, non-pulsating input and output currents.
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Grant Imahara, Mouser Interview TDK Exec on Power Semis and Passives in Power Conversion
TDK President and CEO Jon Nelson discusses power semiconductors and passive components in Mouser’s latest Innovation Spotlight Video Series.
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Engineers Develop Open-Source Microprocessor for Wearables and IoT
New open-source microprocessor system maximizes the freedom of other developers to use and change the system.
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Near-Infrared Image Sensor Targets IoT Camera Market
InVisage Technologies' 1/7-inch format SparkP2 image sensor operates in the invisible 940 nm NIR wavelength.
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LDOs Dispel Misconception that DC Power Regulation is "All About Switchers"
Ultralow-noise regulators enable cleaner, faster communication links.
