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Wi-Fi in the car: how to meet the concurrent needs of multiple systems and applications
Wi-Fi in the car: how to meet the concurrent needs of multiple systems and applications
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People today have become used to living within wireless reach of the internet every minute of every day. At home,…
Leveraging RISC-V for AI and Machine Learning
Leveraging RISC-V for AI and Machine Learning
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In an attempt to achieve the best TFLOPS per watt for machine learning, Esperanto Technologies is adopting RISC-V in its…
Hella develops communication concept for automated vehicles
Hella develops communication concept for automated vehicles
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Novel lighting modules will ensure communication between automated vehicles and other road users.
Scrutinizing LEDs’ spectra for lettuce’s yield and crop quality
Scrutinizing LEDs’ spectra for lettuce’s yield and crop quality
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In a controlled horticulture lighting study, the National Science Foundation funded Centre for Lighting Enabled Systems and Applications (LESA) at…

In-display fingerprint sensors for smartphones primed for mass production
In-display fingerprint sensors for smartphones primed for mass production
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In mass production with a top five OEM, the Clear ID™ FS9500 family of optical in-display fingerprint sensors from Synaptics Incorporated are designed for smartphones with infinity displays, activate in…
AI scrutinizes gesture biometrics as user authentication
AI scrutinizes gesture biometrics as user authentication
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A team of researchers from the Institute of Cyber Intelligence Systems at Russia's National Research Nuclear University (MEPhI) has leveraged artificial intelligence together with the smartphone's dynamic sensor data to…
Silicon-carbide resistance reduced by two thirds
Silicon-carbide resistance reduced by two thirds
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A research group in Japan has found that the electrical resistance of silicon-carbide SiC can be reduced by two-thirds by suppressing the scattering of conduction electrons in the material.
Aveni keeps copper in play for future chip nodes
Aveni keeps copper in play for future chip nodes
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Aveni SA (Massy, France), known as Alchimer up until July 2015, has tested a novel method for depositing damascene copper for integrated circuit interconnects at both 7nm and 5nm nodes,…
OLED circular polarizer is 45µm thin, flexible
OLED circular polarizer is 45µm thin, flexible
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Silicon Valley startup Light Polymers has announced what it claims to be the industry's thinnest circular polarizer to equip next-gen flexible OLED displays.
AI scrutinizes gesture biometrics to secure smartphones
AI scrutinizes gesture biometrics to secure smartphones
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In a paper titled "Incoming Call Implicit User Authentication" a team of researchers from the Institute of Cyber Intelligence Systems at Russia's National Research Nuclear University (MEPhI) has leveraged artificial…
LAA trial by Singtel and Ericsson reach Gigabit speeds
LAA trial by Singtel and Ericsson reach Gigabit speeds
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In a joint trial with a new configuration of Licensed Assisted Access (LAA) technology, Singtel and Ericsson claim an Asia-Pacific first in wireless technology by delivering a peak speed of…
32 Bit Over-Sampling ADC with Configurable Digital Filter
32 Bit Over-Sampling ADC with Configurable Digital Filter
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The LTC2500-32 is a new and enabling approach to high-bandwidth, precision applications such as automated test equipment, control loops, seismology, and precision data acquisition. Analog performance of the SAR core…
SOI wafers optimized for NIR, 3D imaging
SOI wafers optimized for NIR, 3D imaging
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Soitec SA (Bernin, France) has available a new generation of silicon-on-insulator (SOI) substrates for image sensors.
Samsung Foundry begins production of second 10nm process
Samsung Foundry begins production of second 10nm process
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Samsung Foundry has started mass production of systems-on-chip (SoC) products built on its second generation 10nm FinFET process, called 10LPP (low power plus).
Lattice will migrate products to FDSOI
Lattice will migrate products to FDSOI
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Programmable logic device vendor Lattice Semiconductor Corp. (Portland, Oregon) is migrating its entire product line to fully-depleted silicon-on-insulator (FDSOI) manufacturing process technology.
Wi-Fi in the car: how to meet the concurrent needs of multiple systems and applications
Wi-Fi in the car: how to meet the concurrent needs of multiple systems and applications
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People today have become used to living within wireless reach of the internet every minute of every day. At home, at the workplace, or when out on foot or on…
Agile sensor technology may surpass lidar
Agile sensor technology may surpass lidar
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Robotic perception startup AEye (Pleasanton, CA) has demonstrated what it calls a new form of intelligent data collection through optical sensors: iDAR. The acronym is not a typo but stands…
Self-taught Google AI achieves ‘superhuman’ chess proficiency in hours
Self-taught Google AI achieves ‘superhuman’ chess proficiency in hours
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Google's (Mountain View, CA) AlphaZero artificial intelligence (AI) program has achieved within 24 hours a "superhuman level" of play in the game of chess within hours of teaching itself the…
Running LPWAN networks from solar cells – no batteries
Running LPWAN networks from solar cells – no batteries
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Fujitsu Laboratories has designed a new power stage that allows low power, long distance LPWAN networks to be run from solar cells alone without having to use batteries.
Perovskite solar cells stabilised at 19% efficiency
Perovskite solar cells stabilised at 19% efficiency
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Researchers at EPFL in Switzerland have found that adding large organic compounds called guanidinium (CH6N3+) into methylammonium lead iodide perovskite solar cells can provide stable power efficiency of 19%, approaching that…
Top five cybersecurity challenges for 2018
Top five cybersecurity challenges for 2018
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According to Zenedge cyber threats will continue to loom in 2018, causing elevated levels of panic, requiring heightened awareness and preparation, and use of machine learning to effectively combat attacks…
Power design enables LPWAN node to run from a solar cell alone
Power design enables LPWAN node to run from a solar cell alone
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Fujitsu Laboratories has designed a new power stage that allows low power, long distance LPWAN networks to be run from solar cells alone without having to use batteries.
Licensed and unlicensed spectrum to merge in DAS and small cells
Licensed and unlicensed spectrum to merge in DAS and small cells
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Wireless technology innovation across licensed and unlicensed spectrum will soon unify in-building DAS (Distributed Antenna System) and small-cell systems, says ABI Research.
Carbon nanotube sheets promise improved heat sinks
Carbon nanotube sheets promise improved heat sinks
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Fujitsu Laboratories has developed a way to build carbon nanotubes in sheets so that they can be used for heat sinks in high power applications such as electric vehicles with…
‘New paradigm’ in 3D printing uses genetically programmed cells
‘New paradigm’ in 3D printing uses genetically programmed cells
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Engineers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) have developed a 3-D printing technique that uses an ink made from genetically programmed living cells.
Multi-walled carbon nanotube sheets create top heat sinks
Multi-walled carbon nanotube sheets create top heat sinks
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Fujitsu Laboratories has developed a way to build carbon nanotubes in sheets so that they can be used for heat sinks in high power applications such as electric vehicles with…
Video-rate mid-IR imager grown on a single GaAs chip
Video-rate mid-IR imager grown on a single GaAs chip
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Most of today's mid-infrared imagers are based on hybrid technologies, typically flip-chip bonding mid-IR sensitive indium antimonide (InSb) or mercury cadmium telluride photodiodes to connect them to suitable silicon-based driver…
Team takes ‘Finfet’ GaN transistors to 1200V and beyond
Team takes ‘Finfet’ GaN transistors to 1200V and beyond
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IQE in Cardiff, Wales, is part of a team of researchers that have boosted the voltage and efficiency of gallium nitride (GaN) power devices with a vertical FinFET transistor design. …


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