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Plasmonics to boost pyroelectric-based hyperspectral sensing
Plasmonics to boost pyroelectric-based hyperspectral sensing
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Researchers from Duke University have designed frequency-tunable light-trapping plasmonics to speed up the response of pyroelectric-based sensors, in effect creating…
New solver simulates nanoelectronics at the atomic-level up to 10,000 atoms
New solver simulates nanoelectronics at the atomic-level up to 10,000 atoms
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Researchers from ETH Zurich have reworked the data flow of what was considered as a state-of-the-art quantum transport solver to…
Hybrid GaN-on-SiC wafers boost for power devices 
Hybrid GaN-on-SiC wafers boost for power devices 
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SweGaN's hybrid GaN-on-SiC material promises significant power savings in electric vehicles, charging stations and photovoltaic (PV) solar inverters…
Easy and flexible PCB panel testing
Easy and flexible PCB panel testing
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PCB panelization has become a trend in electronic manufacturing in recent years, because of its power to save on resources.

Single semiconductor laser outputs 450um terahertz waves
Single semiconductor laser outputs 450um terahertz waves
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Hamamatsu Photonics announced it has successfully produced terahertz waves at a wavelength of 450μm from a single semiconductor laser operating at room temperature.
5G-enabled industrial manufacturing demonstrated
5G-enabled industrial manufacturing demonstrated
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Qualcomm Technologies and Bosch Rexroth have been working together to make 5G-enabled industrial manufacturing a reality, demonstrating industrial devices using time-sensitive networking (TSN) technology while operating over a live 5G…
Memory of OLED and isolator can be optically or electrically written and read
Memory of OLED and isolator can be optically or electrically written and read
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Scientists from the Dresden Integrated Center for Applied Physics and Photonic Materials (IAPP) and the Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden (cfaed) have developed a novel storage technology from the combination…
Industrial devices time-synchronized over live 5G network
Industrial devices time-synchronized over live 5G network
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Qualcomm Technologies and Bosch Rexroth have been working together to make 5G-enabled industrial manufacturing a reality, demonstrating industrial devices using time-sensitive networking (TSN) technology while operating over a live 5G…
NI broadens commitment to vehicle development
NI broadens commitment to vehicle development
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With increasing electronic content, test and measurement system manufacturer National Instruments is becoming increasingly committed in vehicle development. At its NI Days Europe user congress, the company presented new platforms…
Power optimized microprocessors target aerospace applications
Power optimized microprocessors target aerospace applications
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Teledyne e2v has developed a sophisticated methodology for its portfolio of microprocessors to address the growing need to maximize performance, while keeping power budgets in check.
Clear, conductive coating could protect solar cells, touchscreens
Clear, conductive coating could protect solar cells, touchscreens
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MIT researchers have improved on a PEDOT-based transparent, conductive coating material to compete with indium titanium oxide (ITO) on flexibility, conductivity, and transparency.
MIT researchers beat ITO with flexible organic conductive coating
MIT researchers beat ITO with flexible organic conductive coating
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MIT researchers have improved on a PEDOT-based transparent, conductive coating material to compete with ITO on flexibility, conductivity and transparency.
Graphene battery electrode for in-panel storage
Graphene battery electrode for in-panel storage
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A research team from the Texas A&M University College of Engineering has developed a graphene battery electrode that can be used to store energy in the panels of vehicles.
Moixa virtual power station patents approved in US
Moixa virtual power station patents approved in US
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UK smart battery software developer Moixa has been granted patents in the United States and Australia for its virtual power station technology for aggregating and smart charging batteries to electricity grid signals.
Kubos gains production support for cubic-GaN LEDs
Kubos gains production support for cubic-GaN LEDs
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Kubos Semiconductors Ltd. (Cambridge, England) has agreed to work with the Compound Semiconductor Centre in Cardiff to pursue the commercialisation of cubic gallium nitride (GaN) epitaxial technology for LED lighting…
Digital twin data spec for switchgear and control systems
Digital twin data spec for switchgear and control systems
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ePlan's standardised data specification allows control and switchgear developers to easily build a digital twin of the system…
Data specification for digital twin of control and switchgear systems
Data specification for digital twin of control and switchgear systems
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A standardised data specification from ePlan allows control and switchgear developers to easily build a digital twin of the system…
Global regulators identify mmWave spectrum for 5G services
Global regulators identify mmWave spectrum for 5G services
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GSA (Global mobile Suppliers Association) has welcomed the decision by the global spectrum regulators at the ITU’s World Radio Conference 2019 (WRC-19) to identify several millimetric wave frequency bands for…
Skin-worn haptics adds a sense of touch to VR
Skin-worn haptics adds a sense of touch to VR
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Researchers from Northwestern University have developed a new form of laminated haptics that complies with the curved surfaces of the skin, distributing discrete points of actuation easily controlled remotely and…
Terahertz “optics” generated in additive manufacturing
Terahertz “optics” generated in additive manufacturing
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Terahertz waves are regarded as the hope for new technologies in medicine, communication and security technology. However, to tap their potential, new wave optical components are needed. Researchers at the…
Microlenses self-assembled from liquid crystal deliver 4-D images
Microlenses self-assembled from liquid crystal deliver 4-D images
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Using a self-assembly process, researchers from Nanjing University have leveraged the optical anisotropic properties of liquid crystals to create a concentric array of microlenses able to simultaneously acquire 3-D space…
Piezoelectric energy harvesting for wearables
Piezoelectric energy harvesting for wearables
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An energy harvesting system built from piezoelectric composite fibres can power wearable from the movement of the knee…
Telepresence systems based on IMS networks
Telepresence systems based on IMS networks
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In today’s globalised workplace, multinational teams of people need to work closely together – something that requires effective and reliable means of communication between widely separated locations. The term “Telepresence”…
Research project shows why AI should not mimic humans
Research project shows why AI should not mimic humans
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Cyber security specialist F-Secure has launched a new research project that uses inspiration from nature to further develop the decentralized AI mechanisms currently used in its detection and response technologies.
Skin-worn haptics gives touch back to prosthetics
Skin-worn haptics gives touch back to prosthetics
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Researchers from Northwestern University have developed a new form of laminated haptics that complies with the curved surfaces of the skin, distributing discrete points of actuation easily controlled remotely and…
Nikola hints at new commercial vehicle battery technology
Nikola hints at new commercial vehicle battery technology
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Nikola says it is developing an alternative to lithium ion battery technology for 2020 that has a record energy density of 1.1kWh/kg and is 40 percent lighter…
How to right-size your wireless testing
How to right-size your wireless testing
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Whether mobile devices, Internet of Things, or industrial RF applications, the world runs on wireless. As a result, wireless testing is more important than ever before. But how do you…
Security flaws found affecting billions of computer chips
Security flaws found affecting billions of computer chips
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Security researchers Berk Sunar and Daniel Moghimi Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) led an international team of researchers that discovered serious security vulnerabilities in computer chips made by Intel and STMicroelectronics.


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