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Preparing for 5G: The vital role wireless backhaul technologies will play in supporting next-generation connectivity
Preparing for 5G: The vital role wireless backhaul technologies will play in supporting next-generation connectivity
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There is undoubtedly a lot of hype surrounding 5G. According to Huawei and Samsung, this next-generation connectivity is only a…
Optical phase-change memory can increase bandwidth
Optical phase-change memory can increase bandwidth
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A research team from the universities of Oxford and Muenster has developed a phase-change, non-volatile memory that is programmed and…
Another type of 2-D semiconductor
Another type of 2-D semiconductor
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Two-dimensional semiconductors, such as graphene, boron nitride, and molybdenum disulfide, whose unique electronic properties make them potential successors to silicon…
Samsung and Facebook bring digital addiction to the masses
Samsung and Facebook bring digital addiction to the masses
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Samsung together with Facebook's Oculus VR have announced a new smartphone-enabled gear, leveraging the screens and the computing power of…

Smartphone boasts WiGig 60-GHz configuration
Smartphone boasts WiGig 60-GHz configuration
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Turing Robotic Industries (TRI) has announced that its Dark Wyvern (Turing Phone Series II) will be available with the Turing Armor, which claims to offer the industry's first true 5G…
Scalable transistors in High-Voltage CMOS at ams
Scalable transistors in High-Voltage CMOS at ams
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The Full Service Foundry division of ams AG is expanding its 0.35µm High-Voltage CMOS specialty process platform by adding a set of truly voltage scalable transistors to its advanced “H35”…
Berkeley Labs unveil 2D atomic-thin semiconductor
Berkeley Labs unveil 2D atomic-thin semiconductor
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Researchers at the Department of Energy (DOE)'s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have managed to grow atomically thin 2D sheets of organic-inorganic hybrid perovskites from a solution. The ultrathin…
MEMS move to 300mm-diameter wafers
MEMS move to 300mm-diameter wafers
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French research institute CEA-Leti has manufactured accelerometer MEMS devices on 300mm-diameter wafers.
Super-battery charges mobile devices in 15 seconds or less
Super-battery charges mobile devices in 15 seconds or less
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Vindai Corporation, a company focused on the wearable body camera industry, is developing a super-battery for its body cameras that is also applicable to any mobile device and will allow…
Will DIY spray-on solar cells be a reality soon?
Will DIY spray-on solar cells be a reality soon?
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Researchers at St. Mary's College of Maryland believe they are closer to creating do-it-yourself spray-on solar cell technology which promises third-generation solar cells utilizing a nanocrystal ink deposition that could…
TSMC discusses next MEMS, monolithic mics
TSMC discusses next MEMS, monolithic mics
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To expand its role as a supplier to fabless MEMS vendors foundry TSMC plans to use its advantages in being able to combine CMOS logic and MEMS sensors together to…
140V CMOS Op Amp with Rail-to-Rail Output and pA Inputs
140V CMOS Op Amp with Rail-to-Rail Output and pA Inputs
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The LTC6090 high voltage CMOS op amp is the highest voltage monolithic op amp in the industry. It has a number of unique characteristics not found in other CMOS op…
Valeo shows HMI for automated driving
Valeo shows HMI for automated driving
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If cars drive automatically, do they still need a human-machine interface? If so, which elements does it need to have? Automotive supplier Valeo faces these questions with its Mobius 2…
Cathode material discovery boosts the drive for sodium-ion batteries
Cathode material discovery boosts the drive for sodium-ion batteries
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A team of researchers in the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin has identified a safe and sustainable cathode material for low-cost sodium-ion batteries.
Next-Generation batteries – Can all-silicon anodes be commercially viable?
Next-Generation batteries – Can all-silicon anodes be commercially viable?
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Using a combination of experimental and simulation techniques, researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and three other research organizations have reported high damage tolerance in electrochemically-lithiated silicon materials.
Will all the world’s streetlights be LEDs by 2025?
Will all the world’s streetlights be LEDs by 2025?
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International non-profit organization The Climate Group has called on every single city and utility around the world to schedule the switch of their street lighting to LED by 2025.
Turning the world into a digital user interface: SuriCog
Turning the world into a digital user interface: SuriCog
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What would strike you at first when looking at the glass-free spectacles demonstrated by French startup SuriCog at the enova exhibition, is the lack of screen for the projection of…
Circularly polarized light detector on a silicon chip
Circularly polarized light detector on a silicon chip
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Invention of the first integrated circularly polarized light detector on a silicon chip opens the door for development of small, portable sensors that could expand the use of polarized light…
Open source code may unite IoT – networking project spawns IoT middleware
Open source code may unite IoT – networking project spawns IoT middleware
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A high profile open source project working on software-defined networks has given birth to what could become an important standard for bringing unity to the fragmented Internet of Things…
Silicon chip detects circularly polarized light
Silicon chip detects circularly polarized light
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Invention of the first integrated circularly polarized light detector on a silicon chip opens the door for development of small, portable sensors that could expand the use of polarized light…
European researchers demonstrate quantum dots light up under strain
European researchers demonstrate quantum dots light up under strain
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An international team, formed by scientists at the Italian Institute of Technology (Italy), the University Jaume I (Spain), the IBM research lab Zurich (Switzerland) and the University of Milano-Bicocca (Italy)…
From Supercar to Supercomputer?
From Supercar to Supercomputer?
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Demand for greater safety will create a pull for driver assistance systems based on high-speed image recognition. The right blend of hardware and software-based processing, with image recognition algorithms, will…
Testing at extremely high speeds: Bit Error Rate Test for high-speed interfaces in production
Testing at extremely high speeds: Bit Error Rate Test for high-speed interfaces in production
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Hosea Busse of GÖPEL electronic considers testing requirements at extremely high speeds and how the Bit Error Rate Test for high-speed interfaces can be used in production environments.
Keeping robots on the move – smartening up solar harvesting
Keeping robots on the move – smartening up solar harvesting
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Ran Dai, an Iowa State University assistant professor and Black and Veatch Faculty Fellow in aerospace engineering, is developing power-management technologies that would allow land- and air-based robots to monitor…
Digitizing power helps optimize energy-efficient LEDs
Digitizing power helps optimize energy-efficient LEDs
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Infineon Technologies AG has developed a digital platform for power supply with which LED lighting systems can be controlled intelligently, making maximum energy savings possible.
Californian startup promises hack free connected homes
Californian startup promises hack free connected homes
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Having designed a hardware-based firewall that sits right between your home WiFi hotspot and the cloud, Californian CUJO LLC. is turning IoT security on its head. Built around a Cavium…
Toolbox offers virtual battery testing
Toolbox offers virtual battery testing
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In a joint project, embedded tool vendor dSpace and RWTH Aachen University have developed a simulation environment for electrical energy storage systems that supports a broad range of physical battery…
Automotive LED prototype focuses on adaptive front lighting solutions
Automotive LED prototype focuses on adaptive front lighting solutions
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Osram Opto Semiconductors is unveiling at ISAL 2015 (International Symposium on Automotive Lighting) an LED prototype in surface mount technology (SMT) which achieves a brightness of up to 2000 lumen.


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