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THz lens holds promise for imaging and communications
THz lens holds promise for imaging and communications
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Researchers from Brown University's School of Engineering have developed a new type of lens for focusing terahertz radiation (which spans…
SoC reference design platform offers sensor processing benefits
SoC reference design platform offers sensor processing benefits
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QuickLogic Corporation has introduced the EOS S3 Sensor Processing SoC Reference Design Platform which is the newest member of QuickLogic's…
Cloud-based tool shortens DAS testing times by 90 percent
Cloud-based tool shortens DAS testing times by 90 percent
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Anritsu has introduced the latest version of the company's SkyBridge Tools cloud-based test management tool that claims to reduce the…
How black would you like that? Nanomaterial sets records
How black would you like that? Nanomaterial sets records
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Nanotechnology company Surrey NanoSystems (Brighton, UK) has developed a spray-able version of its Vantablack material, which it believes to be…

MIT reveals non-toxic portable power alternative
MIT reveals non-toxic portable power alternative
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Researchers at MIT have developed a portable power source for generating electricity that harnesses heat and uses no metals or toxic materials.
Graphene-wrapped nanocrystals push fuel cell boundaries
Graphene-wrapped nanocrystals push fuel cell boundaries
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Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have developed a new materials recipe for a battery-like hydrogen fuel cell to push the device's performance…
Osram reveals 10° binning for white LEDs
Osram reveals 10° binning for white LEDs
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Osram Opto Semi has unveiled LEDs binned to the CIE 2015 10° u‘v‘ colour definition to achieve better perceived colour consistency for white LEDs which are used for example as…
Industrial DC/DC converters require more functionality
Industrial DC/DC converters require more functionality
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Oliver Nachbaur, Technical Business Development Manager for the Low Power DCDC group at Texas Instruments Deutschland GmbH, explains how modern packaging technology can help improve the performance of industrial DC/DC…
New fuel cell design uses graphene-wrapped nanocrystals
New fuel cell design uses graphene-wrapped nanocrystals
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Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have developed a new materials recipe for a battery-like hydrogen fuel cell to push the device's performance…
Magnetic computing promises dramatic energy reduction potential
Magnetic computing promises dramatic energy reduction potential
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Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley (Berkeley, CA) have shown for the first time that magnetic chips can operate with the lowest fundamental level of energy dissipation possible under…
Resolve picoseconds using FPGA techniques
Resolve picoseconds using FPGA techniques
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Wang Wei, Li Jie & Dong Yongmeng consider basic theory of TDC and compare and analyze two popular TDC structures to provide picosecond resolution using FPGA techniques.
Integrated laser/photonics module for 100G datacentre applications
Integrated laser/photonics module for 100G datacentre applications
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MACOM’s MAOP-L284CN L-PIC integrates lasers with silicon photonic integrated circuits; the device offers a 100G transmit solution for CWDM4 and CLR4 applications.
Open-source RTOS for smallest IoT footprints: Zeyphr, a Linux Foundation project
Open-source RTOS for smallest IoT footprints: Zeyphr, a Linux Foundation project
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The open source Zephyr Project aims to deliver an RTOS, and has issued a call for developers to help advance project for the smallest footprint IoT devices. The Zephyr Project…
Bionic pressing tools save material and energy
Bionic pressing tools save material and energy
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Manufacturing experts at carmaker Audi have developed a new generation of pressing tools that are 20 percent lighter and at the same time 10 percent more stable than their predecessors.
Secure wireless standard protects IoT applications
Secure wireless standard protects IoT applications
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If the Internet of Things enables smart ways to interconnect cities, homes and production sites, measures against novel forms of cyber crime become necessary. The Hasso-Plattner-Institute (HPI) has developed a…
Extremely thin lens to revolutionize cameras
Extremely thin lens to revolutionize cameras
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A lens, one two-thousandth the thickness of a human hair, opens the door to flexible computer displays and a revolution in miniature cameras…
Full featured power system manager with accurate input current and energy metering
Full featured power system manager with accurate input current and energy metering
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Systems with multiple power rails are becoming more efficient, but increasingly complex and difficult to design. In such systems, operating costs and complexity have shifted the power system design paradigm.
Philips collaborates for push on lighting-based IoT
Philips collaborates for push on lighting-based IoT
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Philips Lighting is partnering up with Dutch telecom company KPN, French insurance firm AXA, and French energy company ENGIE to drive the adoption of the smart home across Europe.
Experiment demonstrates the fundamental energy limits of magnetic chips
Experiment demonstrates the fundamental energy limits of magnetic chips
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Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley, have shown for the first time that magnetic chips can operate with the lowest fundamental level of energy dissipation possible under the laws…
Experiment demonstrates the fundamental energy limits of magnetic chips
Experiment demonstrates the fundamental energy limits of magnetic chips
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Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley, have shown for the first time that magnetic chips can operate with the lowest fundamental level of energy dissipation possible under the laws…
Graphene-wrapped nanocrystal-based fuel cell hydrogen-powered vehicle performance
Graphene-wrapped nanocrystal-based fuel cell hydrogen-powered vehicle performance
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Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have developed a new materials recipe for a battery-like hydrogen fuel cell to push the device's performance…
Low-cost supercondenser innovation converts heat into electricity
Low-cost supercondenser innovation converts heat into electricity
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Researchers at the Laboratory for Organic Electronics at Linköping University, Sweden, have created a supercondenser that can be charged by the sun.
Updated: Crossbar signs SMIC as embedded ReRAM partner
Updated: Crossbar signs SMIC as embedded ReRAM partner
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Resistive RAM (ReRAM) developer Crossbar has announced a partnership with Chinese foundry SMIC that will see its non-volatile memory available as an embedded memory option on SMIC's 40nm CMOS process.
Philips collaborates to advance IoT for smart homes
Philips collaborates to advance IoT for smart homes
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Philips Lighting is partnering up with Dutch telecom company KPN, French insurance firm AXA, and French energy company ENGIE to drive the adoption of the smart home across Europe.
MEMS design contest aims to advance mixed-signal IC designs
MEMS design contest aims to advance mixed-signal IC designs
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EDA software and foundry services companies are collaborating with a German university to organize a two-year design contest to explore the integration of MEMS and CMOS.
Watching AI solutions compete for online customers
Watching AI solutions compete for online customers
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According to Artificial Intelligence software solutions provider Dato, apps of the future will all run a form of machine learning or another to better serve their users.
400G, PAM-4 system test; T&M collaboration demos platform
400G, PAM-4 system test; T&M collaboration demos platform
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A collaboration of Teledyne LeCroy, Coherent Solutions, Anritsu and Oclaro is to demonstrate a practical test systems for 400G communications, at the forthcoming OFC 2016 (Optical Fibre Communication) event (20-24…
Direct-to-PoL power modules target Google-backed 48-V servers
Direct-to-PoL power modules target Google-backed 48-V servers
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Vicor Corporation has released the latest generation of the company's 48 V Direct-to-PoL (Point-of-Load) power components.


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