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ePaper, engineering, and the ‘state of display’
ePaper, engineering, and the ‘state of display’
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Tim Burne, CEO of Plastic Logic, discusses some of the findings from his company's recent survey of engineers and their…
ePaper, evolution and experimentation: the ‘State of Display’
ePaper, evolution and experimentation: the ‘State of Display’
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Tim Burne, CEO of Plastic Logic, discusses some of the findings from his company's recent survey of engineers and their…
Keeping waveforms in check
Keeping waveforms in check
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Whether a data centre is onshore or offshore, the universal electrical issue that affects them all is harmonics. Associated with alternating current (AC) power lines, harmonics…
How much did Apple pay to settle with Imagination?
How much did Apple pay to settle with Imagination?
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Apple has just announced its second applications processor since it said it would stop using intellectual property from graphics developer…

How disruptive are your inventions?
How disruptive are your inventions?
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The path to inventing a new product or service is long and challenging. To ease the journey, many research and development (R&D) teams opt to focus on incremental rather than disruptive…
How much did Apple pay to settle with Imagination?
How much did Apple pay to settle with Imagination?
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Apple has just announced its second applications processor since it said it would stop using intellectual property from graphics developer Imagination Technology and that it would eventually stop paying royalties.
Travels of a CO2 datalogger
Travels of a CO2 datalogger
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Business Development Manager at CO2 sensor specialist Gas Sensing Solutions (GSS), Lily Liu took a CO2 datalogger on a business trip from Scotland to Asia to see how the levels…
Taking a CO2 datalogger on a business trip
Taking a CO2 datalogger on a business trip
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Business Development Manager at CO2 sensor specialist Gas Sensing Solutions (GSS), Lily Liu took a CO2 datalogger on a business trip from Scotland to Asia to see how the levels…
How much did Apple pay to settle with Imagination?
How much did Apple pay to settle with Imagination?
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Apple has just announced its second applications processor since it said it would stop using intellectual property from graphics developer Imagination Technology and that it would eventually stop paying royalties.
How to use closed-loop LED tuning for variable white colour balance
How to use closed-loop LED tuning for variable white colour balance
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Tom Griffiths, of AMS, describes the difference between the three models of colour tuning control in use with lighting today. In more detail is describes how sensor-enabled closed-loop control and…
How to use closed-loop LED tuning for variable white colour balance.
How to use closed-loop LED tuning for variable white colour balance.
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Tom Griffiths, of AMS, describes the difference between the three models of colour tuning control in use with lighting today. In more detail is describes how sensor-enabled closed-loop control and…
Optical inspection for conformal coating
Optical inspection for conformal coating
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One of the main challenges in the production of printed circuit boards (PCB) in the electronic industry is the protection against harsh environments with high humidity, strong temperature changes and…
Robots at work: Advancing the promise of industrial convergence
Robots at work: Advancing the promise of industrial convergence
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The ultimate cyber-physical system is best described in simple engineering terms as a classic closed-loop system where each piece of equipment is connected to one another by reacting to its…
Unleashing the benefits of industrial convergence
Unleashing the benefits of industrial convergence
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The ultimate cyber-physical system is best described in simple engineering terms as a classic closed-loop system where each piece of equipment is connected to one another by reacting to its…
Simulation enables training of deep learning algorithms in virtual driving tests
Simulation enables training of deep learning algorithms in virtual driving tests
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Highly automated driving requires a large number of tests to safeguard functions that can only partially be covered in real driving tests. This is why virtual test drives are gaining…
Processing technology in autonomous vehicles: Opportunities abound
Processing technology in autonomous vehicles: Opportunities abound
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During the course of the next 20-30 years, autonomous vehicles (AVs) will transform our driving habits, the transportation industry and wider society. We will not only be able to hail…
Bluetooth mesh and intelligent LED drivers empower smart buidings
Bluetooth mesh and intelligent LED drivers empower smart buidings
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The evolution of intelligent LED drivers is doing more than just enabling control over lighting systems in commercial buildings. Using embedded intelligence in LED drivers has opened up a new…
Advanced 65nm BCD power management platform enables enhanced performance with cost advantages
Advanced 65nm BCD power management platform enables enhanced performance with cost advantages
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Erez Sarig, business development manager with Tower Semiconductor Ltd., which trades as TowerJazz, discusses the specialty foundry's 65nm BCD manufacturing process.
Processing power in autonomous vehicles
Processing power in autonomous vehicles
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During the course of the next 20-30 years, autonomous vehicles (AVs) will transform our driving habits, the transportation industry and wider society. We will not only be able to hail…
Bluetooth mesh: A new backbone option for smart buildings
Bluetooth mesh: A new backbone option for smart buildings
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The evolution of intelligent LED drivers is doing more than just enabling control over lighting systems in commercial buildings. Using embedded intelligence in LED drivers has opened up a new…
Arm targets any number of devices and any type of data
Arm targets any number of devices and any type of data
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Arm designed the blueprints for more than 100 billion chips installed in everything from smartphones and thermostats to industrial sensors and touchscreens in cars. But since its $32 billion acquisition…
Arm targets any number of devices and any type of data
Arm targets any number of devices and any type of data
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Arm designed the blueprints for more than 100 billion chips installed in everything from smartphones and thermostats to industrial sensors and touchscreens in cars. But since its $32 billion acquisition…
Getting started with embedded Linux
Getting started with embedded Linux
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Single board computers (SBCs) have been credited with rekindling an interest in electronics across all age groups, young and old. SBCs themselves have been around for a very long time…
Getting started with Embedded Linux
Getting started with Embedded Linux
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Single board computers (SBCs) have been credited with rekindling an interest in electronics across all age groups, young and old. SBCs themselves have been around for a very long time…
How silicon carbide helps to get the best from a solar PV system
How silicon carbide helps to get the best from a solar PV system
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When working with the design of solar inverters, meeting a certain efficiency specification was mandatory to be competitive in the market. This is a challenge, especially with 1200 V IGBTs,…
How silicon carbide helps to get the best from a solar PV system
How silicon carbide helps to get the best from a solar PV system
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When working with the design of solar inverters, meeting a certain efficiency specification was mandatory to be competitive in the market. This is a challenge, especially with 1200 V IGBTs,…
What is the future of service robots?
What is the future of service robots?
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The International Federation of Robotics (IFR) forecasts that sales of service robots will grow between 20 and 25 per cent by 2020. Having already significantly impacted the agriculture, surgery and logistics sectors,…
Analog and digital circuits for machine learning
Analog and digital circuits for machine learning
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Avi Baum, chief technology officer of Hailo (Tel Aviv, Israel), compares the underlying principles and energy considerations behind analog and digital approaches to neural network implementation and machine learning circuits.


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