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IP builds FPGA cores in Socs on TSMC’s 40ULP process
IP builds FPGA cores in Socs on TSMC’s 40ULP process
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Flex Logix Technologies Inc. (Mountain View, Calif.) has completed the design of a family of reconfigurable FPGA cores for implementation…
Western Digital says 3D ReRAM ready for storage
Western Digital says 3D ReRAM ready for storage
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Western Digital has said that 3D-stacked ReRAM is its choice for storage class memory.
Fraunhofer IPMS pushes Li-Fi to 12.5Gbit/s for industrial use
Fraunhofer IPMS pushes Li-Fi to 12.5Gbit/s for industrial use
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Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS have developed a Li-Fi communication module specifically aimed to supplement or…
Industrial Li-Fi to deliver 12.5Gbit/s
Industrial Li-Fi to deliver 12.5Gbit/s
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Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS have developed a Li-Fi communication module specifically aimed to supplement or…

Cellphone data as a tool in urban mobility planning
Cellphone data as a tool in urban mobility planning
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Researchers from MIT and Ford Motor Company have described a new computational system that uses cellphone location data to infer urban mobility patterns. Applying the system to six weeks of…
Swiss researchers investigating petahertz electronics
Swiss researchers investigating petahertz electronics
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Is there a limit to the switching speed of electronic components? Researchers from the ETH Zurich university have investigated how fast electrons can be controlled by means of electric fields.
Smartphones to accelerate urban planning
Smartphones to accelerate urban planning
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By harnessing the anonymous locations of the smartphones that nearly everyone carries nowadays Ford Motor Company and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) believe they can plan a better future,…
Swiss researchers investigating petahertz electronics
Swiss researchers investigating petahertz electronics
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Is there a limit to the switching speed of electronic components? Researchers from the ETH Zurich university have investigated how fast electrons can be controlled by means of electric fields.
FPGA cores offered for TSMC’s 40ULP process
FPGA cores offered for TSMC’s 40ULP process
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Flex Logix Technologies Inc. (Mountain View, Calif.) has completed the design of a family of reconfigurable FPGA cores for implementation in TSMC's 40nm ultra-low power manufacturing process.
Touch-enabled foldable AMOLEDs in Taiwan
Touch-enabled foldable AMOLEDs in Taiwan
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The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI, Taiwan) has developed a foldable on-cell touch AMOLED that integrates a low temperature polysilicon (LTPS) TFT back panel based on its FlexUP™ technology but…
Swiss researchers on the way to petahertz electronics
Swiss researchers on the way to petahertz electronics
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Is there a limit to the switching speed of electronic components? Researchers from the ETH Zurich university have investigated how fast electrons can be controlled by means of electric fields.
Research network gets granular on memristors
Research network gets granular on memristors
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The Dresden Technical University has established an interdisciplinary network of experts from computer sciences, electronics, physics and chemistry that have one thing in common: they are committed to research on…
Stencil-printed Li-ion batteries take any shape
Stencil-printed Li-ion batteries take any shape
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Using a simple stencil printing process followed by ultraviolet cross-linking, researchers from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST, South Korea) have demonstrated a new type of Printable…
Stencil-printed Li-ion batteries conform to any object
Stencil-printed Li-ion batteries conform to any object
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Using a simple stencil printing process followed by ultraviolet cross-linking, researchers from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST, South Korea) have demonstrated a new type of Printable…
Stencil-printed Li-ion batteries take any shape
Stencil-printed Li-ion batteries take any shape
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Using a simple stencil printing process followed by ultraviolet cross-linking, researchers from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST, South Korea) have demonstrated a new type of Printable…
Passive matrix OLEDs go transparent
Passive matrix OLEDs go transparent
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A provider of Passive Matrix OLEDs (PMOLED) solutions, Taiwanese manufacturer WiseChip has showcased a number of flexible Transparent OLEDs (TOLED) applications at Touch Taiwan 2016, reports CTIMES.
3D composite promises high-temperature energy storage for EVs
3D composite promises high-temperature energy storage for EVs
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Researchers from Penn State University have found a way to prevent the dielectric breakdown and leakage of high-density supercapacitors as they are submitted to the high temperatures found in hybrid…
3D composite promises high-temperature energy storage for EVs
3D composite promises high-temperature energy storage for EVs
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Researchers from Penn State University have found a way to prevent the dielectric breakdown and leakage of high-density supercapacitors as they are submitted to the high temperatures found in hybrid…
Semi-transparent OLEDs hold promise for future smart windows
Semi-transparent OLEDs hold promise for future smart windows
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A team of researchers from the Institute of Materials for Electronics and Energy Technology (i-MEET) at the Friedrich-Alexander University (Erlangen-Nuremberg) has found a way to control the light directionality of…
New energy storage material is ideal for EVs, say researchers
New energy storage material is ideal for EVs, say researchers
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Researchers from Penn State University (State College, PA) have found a way to prevent the dielectric breakdown and leakage of high-density supercapacitors as they are submitted to the high temperatures…
Nano Dimension ships first 3D printer for PCBs
Nano Dimension ships first 3D printer for PCBs
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Nano Dimension Ltd. (Ness Ziona, Israel), has supplied the first DragonFly 2020 printer for 3D circuitry and PCBs to an Israeli defense electronics company.
OLED-based windows: lit inside, coloured outside
OLED-based windows: lit inside, coloured outside
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A team of researchers from the Institute of Materials for Electronics and Energy Technology (i-MEET) at the Friedrich-Alexander University (Erlangen-Nuremberg) has found a way to control the light directionality of…
Devising OLED-based windows that mostly emit light inside
Devising OLED-based windows that mostly emit light inside
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A team of researchers from the Institute of Materials for Electronics and Energy Technology (i-MEET) at the Friedrich-Alexander University (Erlangen-Nuremberg) has found a way to control the light directionality of…
Implementing MOSTCO’s Roadmap
Implementing MOSTCO’s Roadmap
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Despite the media hype about Ethernet in the car, the MOST technology is still far more established in the infotainment domain than any other networking technology. The current roadmap, introduced…
Flexible graphene supercapitor targets wearable electronics
Flexible graphene supercapitor targets wearable electronics
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A team of researchers at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore has developed a flexible supercapacitor using ribbons of graphene, naming it a 'micro-supercapacitor'…
Wearable subwoofer lets you feel the music
Wearable subwoofer lets you feel the music
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Over the summer, German startup Lofelt GmbH has raised just about 600,000 euros through a Kickstarter campaign to finalize and mass produce what the company describes as a wearable subwoofer.
When haptics let you feel the music
When haptics let you feel the music
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Over the summer, German startup Lofelt GmbH has raised just about 600,000 euros through a Kickstarter campaign to finalize and mass produce what the company describes as a wearable subwoofer.
Faster LED phosphors to boost Li-Fi data rates
Faster LED phosphors to boost Li-Fi data rates
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In a paper published in the ACS Photonics journal, a team of cross-disciplinary researchers from the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia…


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