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Micro-imprinted TiO2 nanoparticles on top of nitride-based LEDs
Micro-imprinted TiO2 nanoparticles on top of nitride-based LEDs
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In cooperation with a team from the Royal institute of Technology of Stockholm (KTH), researchers from CEA Leti found a…
Buffered Octal ADC Inputs Simplify Sensor Interfaces
Buffered Octal ADC Inputs Simplify Sensor Interfaces
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Many systems using a precision analog-to- digital converter to digitize signals need some signal conditioning circuitry between the signal source…
Vencore Labs to secure DARPA information on commercial smartphones
Vencore Labs to secure DARPA information on commercial smartphones
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Vencore Labs, the reserch arm of Vencore, Inc., has been awarded a prime contract from the U.S. Defense Advanced Research…
Intel smart glasses look like normal eyeware
Intel smart glasses look like normal eyeware
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Intel (Santa Clara, CA) is reportedly looking to find partners for its augmented reality (AR) business ahead of potential plans…

Former Intel exec leads high-performance processor startup
Former Intel exec leads high-performance processor startup
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Renee James, a former senior vice president at Intel Corp., is CEO of Ampere Computing Holdings LLC (Santa Clara, Calif.), a fabless startup that is intended to address cloud computing…
Intel smart glasses ‘make the technology disappear’
Intel smart glasses ‘make the technology disappear’
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Intel (Santa Clara, CA) is reportedly looking to find partners for its augmented reality (AR) business ahead of potential plans to launch a range of smart glasses for consumers as…
Spine-like lithium-ion battery can be flexed and twisted
Spine-like lithium-ion battery can be flexed and twisted
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Trying to go beyond the traditional limitations of flexible batteries which are typically made ultrathin but then suffer from a low energy density, researchers from Columbia University have shaped a…
TDR Interconnect analysis – applications, measurement caveats, tips and techniques
TDR Interconnect analysis – applications, measurement caveats, tips and techniques
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The continued sharp increase in high speed digital signals in electronics designs drives the need to characterize high frequency interconnects, failing to do so can result in multiple design re-spins…
Stacking microLEDs onto a full-CMOS active matrix, with micro tubes
Stacking microLEDs onto a full-CMOS active matrix, with micro tubes
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In a paper presented at SPIE Photonics West, held in San Francisco late January, researchers from microelectronics research centre Leti unveiled their stacking strategy for the heterogeneous integration of self-aligned…
Researchers drive up lifetime and stability of perovskite solar cells
Researchers drive up lifetime and stability of perovskite solar cells
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Researchers at the US Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have developed an environmentally stable perovskite solar cell that provides a key step to commercial production.
Partners launch 5G research platform with Port of Hamburg
Partners launch 5G research platform with Port of Hamburg
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The project partners Nokia, Hamburg Port Authority (HPA) and Deutsche Telekom have put a test field for communication via 5G radio technology into operation in the Port of Hamburg. In…
5G research platform launched in the port of Hamburg
5G research platform launched in the port of Hamburg
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The project partners Nokia, Hamburg Port Authority (HPA) and Deutsche Telekom have put a test field for communication via 5G radio technology into operation in the Port of Hamburg. In…
Energy-saving CO2 sensor detects building occupants
Energy-saving CO2 sensor detects building occupants
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Researchers at Purdue University (West Lafayette, IN) will lead a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) project to develop a sensor aimed at reducing the cost and environmental impact of operating…
Researchers balance infrastructure costs of batteries and fuel cells
Researchers balance infrastructure costs of batteries and fuel cells
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The future of mobility is electric, as most researchers presume. For the time being, it is unclear which technology under the bonnet will win the race: Batteries that have to…
Unmanned Navy anti-sub vehicle moves closer to reality
Unmanned Navy anti-sub vehicle moves closer to reality
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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has announced the successful completion of its anti-submarine warfare (ASW) continuous trail unmanned vessel (ACTUV) program, and has officially transferred the technology demonstration…
Bio-inspired flexible Li-ion battery offers commercial potential
Bio-inspired flexible Li-ion battery offers commercial potential
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Researchers at Columbia University in New York have used a similar structure ot the human spine to develop a lithium battery that can be used in flexible and wearable applications.
A Short History of Hybrid & Module Technology
A Short History of Hybrid & Module Technology
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Hybrid and module technology has been evolving for more than 50 years and now in the form of COTS (Commercial-Off-The-Shelf) modules is making major contributions to reducing design cycles, mitigating…
Camera data compression with low latency
Camera data compression with low latency
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As part of the development towards autonomous driving, cars are being equipped with more and more cameras. However, this flood of data pushes the internal networks to their limits. Special…
Spine-like lithium battery for flexible designs
Spine-like lithium battery for flexible designs
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Researchers at Columbia University in New York have used a similar structure ot the human spine to develop a lithium battery that can be used in flexible and wearable applications.
Battery or fuel cell? Researchers calculate infrastructure costs
Battery or fuel cell? Researchers calculate infrastructure costs
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The future of mobility is electric, as most researchers presume. For the time being, it is unclear which technology under the bonnet will win the race: Batteries that have to…
Pushing LED efficiency and cost optimization with quantum dots
Pushing LED efficiency and cost optimization with quantum dots
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"How Effective is Plasmonic Enhancement of Colloidal Quantum Dots for Color-Conversion Light-Emitting Devices?" KAIST researchers ask in a paper published in the December 2017 edition of the Small journal.
Charging stations vulnerable to hacking says Fraunhofer researcher
Charging stations vulnerable to hacking says Fraunhofer researcher
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A researcher at the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics (ITWM) in Germany has warned of vulnerabilities in the charging card system in electrical charging stations.
TE Connectivity and Credo demo 112 Gbs single lane connectivity
TE Connectivity and Credo demo 112 Gbs single lane connectivity
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TE Connectivity and Credo have teamed up to demonstrate single lane connectivity of 112 Gbps over a chip to module (IO) channel and over a backplane channel at DesignCon 2018.
Fraunhofer ITWM expert finds security vulnerabilities in electric charging stations
Fraunhofer ITWM expert finds security vulnerabilities in electric charging stations
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Mathias Dalheimer, an expert at the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics ITWM, has warned that there are vulnerabilities in the charging card system in electrical charging stations.
Stretchable supercapacitor could be used for wearables
Stretchable supercapacitor could be used for wearables
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Researchers in Singapore have created a customizable, fabric-like power source that can be cut, folded or stretched without losing its charge.
Startup launches analog IP from digital tools
Startup launches analog IP from digital tools
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Movellus Inc. (San Jose, Calif.) has launched itself on the market with a focus on the use of digital design and verification tools to implement analog circuit functionality.
3D-printed shape-shifting smart gel holds promise for soft robotics, biomedics
3D-printed shape-shifting smart gel holds promise for soft robotics, biomedics
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Engineers at Rutgers University (New Brunswick, NJ) have developed a "4D printing" method for a smart gel that could lead to "living" structures in human organs and tissues, soft robots,…
Quantum computing continues to worry IT security experts
Quantum computing continues to worry IT security experts
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A report, conducted by the Quantum Safe Security Working Group (QSS WG) within the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), looks to assess the overall awareness and understanding of quantum security risk…


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