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Photovoltaic-operated thin film electronic ion pumps for implants
Photovoltaic-operated thin film electronic ion pumps for implants
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Researchers at the Laboratory of Organic Electronics from Linköping University have removed the burden of wiring electronic ion pump implants…
Cloud-based tool accurately simulates bifacial solar panel technology
Cloud-based tool accurately simulates bifacial solar panel technology
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imec has teamed up with Lithuanian software developer PVcase on a cloud-based tool that can accurately model power from newer…
The Criticality of the Automotive E/E Architecture
The Criticality of the Automotive E/E Architecture
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The increasing complexity of today's E/E architectures threatens to stifle progress in vehicle electronics. Which architectural approaches lead out of…
Siemens boost for underwater fuel cells
Siemens boost for underwater fuel cells
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Siemens plans to boost the performance of its BZM fuel cell modules from 40kW to 480kW for underwater unmanned vehicles…

Wearable multi-device sensor promises ‘annual physical in a patch’
Wearable multi-device sensor promises ‘annual physical in a patch’
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Scientists at GE Research (Niskayuna, NY) have announced that they are developing a wearable multi-device sensor patch that that can measure similar types of health parameters doctors analyze for a…
First CAN FD Class 3 compatible common mode choke coil
First CAN FD Class 3 compatible common mode choke coil
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Murata's DLW32SH101XF2 compatible common mode choke coil weighs just 69mg and supports the flexible data CAN Class 3 standard.
Imagination launches design and verification services platform
Imagination launches design and verification services platform
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Imagination Technologies’ newly launched IMG Edge is a tailored consultancy, hosting and deployment service for SoC design and verification.
DeepMind, Waymo team up to boost AI accuracy in self-driving cars
DeepMind, Waymo team up to boost AI accuracy in self-driving cars
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It takes a lot of training to refine and improve the artificial-intelligence (AI) algorithms that power self-driving vehicles. Unfortunately, the training process is inherently inefficient as it typically requires either…
EV range boost from ‘invisible’ solar roof
EV range boost from ‘invisible’ solar roof
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The Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE has developed a car solar roof with solar cells attached under a layer of paint, making them invisible.
All-optical neural network promises faster future AI
All-optical neural network promises faster future AI
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Researchers at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology have demonstrated a multilayer all-optical artificial neural network which they prove was scalable and easily reconfigurable.
Samsung announces 5G-capable Exynos processor
Samsung announces 5G-capable Exynos processor
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Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has announced the Exynos 980 processor with an integrated 5G modem capable of download speeds of up to 2.55Gbps.
Researchers pin-point carrier localization states in InGaN LEDs
Researchers pin-point carrier localization states in InGaN LEDs
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A team of researchers at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology have reported what they believe to be the first direct observation of transition carriers between different localization…
Porsche Taycan: Anatomy of the Tesla challenger
Porsche Taycan: Anatomy of the Tesla challenger
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Porsche is currently officially introducing the Taycan, the manufacturer's first battery- powered super sports car. At an engineering conference a couple of weeks ago, Uwe Michael, head of electrics and…
LED array illuminates glass microneedles implant for optogenetics
LED array illuminates glass microneedles implant for optogenetics
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Researchers from the Institute of Photonics at the University of Strathclyde (Glasgow), have integrated a 10x10 array of glass microneedles with an array of micro LEDs so as to be…
Porous silicon anode boosts lithium-ion battery performance
Porous silicon anode boosts lithium-ion battery performance
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Fraunhofer FEP has developed a non-toxic and efficient manufacturing process for a porous silicon anode that can boost the performance of lithium ion batteries.
Porsche Taycan – through the engineer’s eyes
Porsche Taycan – through the engineer’s eyes
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Porsche is currently officially introducing the Taycan, the manufacturer's first battery- powered super sports car. At an engineering conference a couple of weeks ago, Uwe Michael, head of electrics and…
Invisible solar roof for electric vehicles
Invisible solar roof for electric vehicles
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To improve the range of electric vehicles, the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE has developed a car solar roof with solar cells. The highlight: the solar cells can…
The Criticality of the Automotive E/E Architecture
The Criticality of the Automotive E/E Architecture
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The increasing complexity of today's E/E architectures threatens to stifle progress in vehicle electronics. Which architectural approaches lead out of the impasse?…
Plenty of efficiency headroom for combustion engines, says Schaeffler
Plenty of efficiency headroom for combustion engines, says Schaeffler
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Internal combustion engines still have some potential for improving efficiency. Vehicle supplier Schaeffler will be making suggestions on how this can be achieved at the IAA. The technologies presented show:…
Metal corrosion sensor fits on printed circuit boards
Metal corrosion sensor fits on printed circuit boards
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Mitsubishi Electric (Tokyo, Japan) has announced that it has developed what it claims is the world's first metal corrosion sensor small enough to be mounted on printed circuit boards.
Researchers advance porous dielectric for better chips
Researchers advance porous dielectric for better chips
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Researchers at KU Leuven and IMEC have developed novel insulation material for integrated circuits made of structured porous metal-organic materials.
Faraday adds four battery research projects in £55m boost
Faraday adds four battery research projects in £55m boost
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Four projects totalling £55m fill out the battery research portfolio of the UK's Faraday Institution…
Consortium quickens image processing software development
Consortium quickens image processing software development
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The development of image processing software for embedded systems is a time-consuming and costly undertaking. An EU consortium, to which the Fraunhofer Institute for Optronics, Systems Engineering and Image Evaluation…
Open Eye Consortium releases 53Gbps single-mode specification
Open Eye Consortium releases 53Gbps single-mode specification
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The Open Eye Consortium (Open Eye MSA) announced the availability of its 53 Gbps single-mode specification to its members, which defines the requirements for fully analog PAM-4 solutions for 50G…
NFC programming for LEDs using a PWM output to control analog LED-drivers
NFC programming for LEDs using a PWM output to control analog LED-drivers
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In the LED market, more and more LED power suppliers to offer two novel functions: near-field communication (NFC) programming and constant lumen output (CLO). The NFC programming function is designed…
FPGA-based image processing: Develop embedded systems faster
FPGA-based image processing: Develop embedded systems faster
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The development of image processing software for embedded systems is a time-consuming and costly undertaking. An EU consortium, to which the Fraunhofer Institute for Optronics, Systems Engineering and Image Evaluation…
Traffic signs are controlled by energy harvesting switch
Traffic signs are controlled by energy harvesting switch
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Westoctec's handheld transmitters energy harvesting switch triggers traffic signs to warn car drivers of horses crossing…
World’s smallest accelerometer uses graphene
World’s smallest accelerometer uses graphene
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Researchers at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology have leveraged Graphene’s unique mechanical and electronic properties to design a novel type of accelerometers, two orders of magnitude smaller than today’s…


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