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Ultra-fast charge transport discovery enhances organic opto-electronic devices
Ultra-fast charge transport discovery enhances organic opto-electronic devices
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Research scientists at Umeå University have shown, for the first time, that an efficient vertical charge transport in semiconducting polymers…
ITRI and Anritsu implement LTE WLAN offload test environment
ITRI and Anritsu implement LTE WLAN offload test environment
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Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) and Anritsu Corporation are collaborating on Taiwan’s WLAN Offload field implementation using the Anritsu MD8475A…
CMOS wireless transceiver chip achieves 56 Gbps over 72 to 100 GHz
CMOS wireless transceiver chip achieves 56 Gbps over 72 to 100 GHz
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The Tokyo Institute of Technology and Fujitsu Laboratories have developed a CMOS wireless transceiver chip that can process signals at…
Renesas meets automotive video challenges
Renesas meets automotive video challenges
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Self-driving cars rely on their own sensors in the first place, and cameras along with image processing algorithms are increasingly…

Four-antenna path beamforming CMOS transceiver supports up to 4.62Gbps
Four-antenna path beamforming CMOS transceiver supports up to 4.62Gbps
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At this week's IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC2016), nanoelectronics research center imec and Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) presented a four-antenna path beamforming transceiver for 60GHz multi Gb/s communication in…
Making the most of GPUs without draining batteries
Making the most of GPUs without draining batteries
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Launched in January and awarded a grant of 2.97 million Euros from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme, the "Low-power GPU2 (LPGPU2)" research project is a European…
Renesas meets automotive image processing challenges
Renesas meets automotive image processing challenges
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Self-driving cars rely on their own sensors in the first place, and cameras along with image processing algorithms are increasingly becoming the technology of choice for cars to register their…
Image sensor works under starlight illumination
Image sensor works under starlight illumination
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Panasonic Corp. (Osaka, Japan) has reported the development of an image sensor that is 10,000 times more sensitive to light than conventional CMOS image sensors.
New hydrogen technology revives fuel cells
New hydrogen technology revives fuel cells
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A technology currently under development by startup company Hydrogenious could have the potential to fundamentally change the conditions for fuel cell deployment in transport applications: It will enable hydrogen storage…
Transparent metamaterials boost prospect of low power photonic circuits
Transparent metamaterials boost prospect of low power photonic circuits
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Transparent metamaterials under development at Purdue University could make possible computer chips and interconnecting circuits that use light instead of electrons to process and transmit data.  The metamaterials would require…
Validation system adds LTE-LAA support for 3GPP Release 13
Validation system adds LTE-LAA support for 3GPP Release 13
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Cobham Wireless has revealed that the company's industry-standard TM500 network test family can now validate all the main features of LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) up to and including Release 12 of the…
EXFO unveils G.fast handheld test set
EXFO unveils G.fast handheld test set
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EXFO Inc. has introduced the MaxTester 635G (MAX-635G) test set, a handheld G.fast CPE emulation solution that supports ITU-T G.9700 and G.9701 recommendations, as well as current VDSL2 and ADSL2+…
Powering sensors: Can harnessing vibrations prove a renewable windfall?
Powering sensors: Can harnessing vibrations prove a renewable windfall?
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Researchers at The Ohio State University are testing whether high-tech objects that look a bit like artificial trees can generate renewable power when they are shaken by the wind -…
New hydrogen technology could trigger fuel cell breakthrough
New hydrogen technology could trigger fuel cell breakthrough
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A technology currently under development by startup company Hydrogenious could have the potential to fundamentally change the conditions for fuel cell deployment in transport applications: It will enable hydrogen storage…
Millimeter-band CMOS chip communicates at 56Gbps
Millimeter-band CMOS chip communicates at 56Gbps
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Tokyo Institute of Technology and Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. Have jointly developed a CMOS wireless transceiver chip that can process signals at up to 56Gbps, a world's first, across a broad…
Cutting IoT power needs with single electron transistor switches
Cutting IoT power needs with single electron transistor switches
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Transistors that are capable of switching information with a single electron use far less power than field effect transistors that are commonly used in computers.
AI recognizes correct code, fixes programming errors
AI recognizes correct code, fixes programming errors
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Researchers from MIT's electrical engineering and computer science group leveraged machine-learning to comb through the history of repairs made to open-source computer programs and learn the general properties of the…
Dynamic plasmonics enable chameleon-like camouflage
Dynamic plasmonics enable chameleon-like camouflage
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A team of Chinese researchers has designed tunable plasmonic-nanostructures that can manipulate light in real-time to match the colour setting of the surrounding environment.
NXP outlines autonomous vehicle advances
NXP outlines autonomous vehicle advances
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NXP Semiconductors has been working with Google on self-driving cars and has interesting progress to report. Speaking in the plenary session of the 63rd International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC),…
Can perspiration spark inspiration for wearable sensors?
Can perspiration spark inspiration for wearable sensors?
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Engineers at UC Berkeley have developed a flexible sensor system designe to measure metabolites and electrolytes in sweat, calibrate the data based upon skin temperature and sync the results in…
The fundamentals of PAM4
The fundamentals of PAM4
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David Maliniak, Teledyne LeCroy considers the fundamentals relating to PAM4 tehcnology.
Understanding linear regulators and their key performance parameters
Understanding linear regulators and their key performance parameters
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Sitthipong Angkititrakul and Dhananjay Singh, Intersil Corporationtakes a look at  key performance parameters of LDOs and their impact on delivering clean output voltage to the various devices inside an electronic…
NXP Outlines Autonomous Vehicle Advances
NXP Outlines Autonomous Vehicle Advances
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NXP Semiconductors has been working with Google on self-driving cars and has interesting progress to report. Speaking in the plenary session of the 63rd International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC),…
Linear regulators and their key performance parameters
Linear regulators and their key performance parameters
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Sitthipong Angkititrakul and Dhananjay Singh, Intersil Corporationtakes a look at key performance parameters of LDOs and their impact on delivering clean output voltage to the various devices inside an electronic…
PAM4 test setups vary with applications
PAM4 test setups vary with applications
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David Maliniak of Teledyne LeCroy explains how test setups vary with applications.
Building the first integrated-photonics modem
Building the first integrated-photonics modem
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A NASA team has been tasked with building the first-ever integrated-photonics modem will be tested aboard the International Space Station beginning in 2020 as part of the agency's multi-year Laser…
Quantum computing near and disruptive, warns academic at Davos
Quantum computing near and disruptive, warns academic at Davos
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Within four years quantum computers will have the beating of conventional computers and that will produce a dramatic change in both the technology landscape and in business, according to Professor…
Pairing intelligent socks with smartphones – preventing diabetic complications
Pairing intelligent socks with smartphones – preventing diabetic complications
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Scientists at the Hebrew University's BioDesign program have developed a machine-washable sock containing dozens of micro-fabricated pressure sensors that enable patients to prevent the development of foot ulcers and reduce…


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