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Infrared light solution offers wireless charging alternative
Infrared light solution offers wireless charging alternative
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An Israeli technology startup, Wi-Charge, is aiming to change the way people power their devices with the launch of Wi-Charge’s…
Lightweight supercapacitor electrodes deliver long-term cycling stability
Lightweight supercapacitor electrodes deliver long-term cycling stability
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Two researchers from the S.N. Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences, India, have developed a novel supercapacitor electrode based on…
Can quantum symmetry innovation boost solar panel efficiencies?
Can quantum symmetry innovation boost solar panel efficiencies?
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Researchers from the University of Granada and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a theoretical model for an…
Spectrum of frequency comb light sources extended
Spectrum of frequency comb light sources extended
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Scientists from Ghent University and imec have joined forces with the Max Planck Institute in Garching to realize a frequency…

Will long-living light-emitting electrochemical cells end the LED era?
Will long-living light-emitting electrochemical cells end the LED era?
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Researchers at the Universities of Basel and Valencia have designed new molecular components and strategies for the preparation of light-emitting electrochemical cells (LECs) with lifetimes exceeding 2500 hours.
LiFi streaming promises HD video playback on mobile devices
LiFi streaming promises HD video playback on mobile devices
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Sunpartner Technologies, the French specialist in innovative solar solutions, is launching a 12-month, international development program with smartphone company Alcatel Onetouch to enhance the development of Sunpartner's Wysips Connect which…
Could light-emitting electrochemical cells end the LED era?
Could light-emitting electrochemical cells end the LED era?
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Researchers at the Universities of Basel and Valencia have designed new molecular components and strategies for the preparation of light-emitting electrochemical cells (LECs) with lifetimes exceeding 2500 hours.
Looking at quantum symmetry for better solar panels
Looking at quantum symmetry for better solar panels
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Researchers from the University of Granada and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a theoretical model for an atomic switch that could facilitate the design of more efficient…
Research E/E architecture goes open source
Research E/E architecture goes open source
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In today’s cars, up to 80 electronic control systems are dealing with tasks such as antilock braking, adaptive cruise control or simply opening and closing power windows. The number of…
Virtualized multi-service broadband network standards address SDN and NFV
Virtualized multi-service broadband network standards address SDN and NFV
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The latest annual Broadband Forum meeting in Shenzhen, China, sponsored by Huawei Technologies, covered important work to bring practical deployment of virtualized systems to the broadband network.
High-performance silicon electrode extends lithium-ion battery life cycle
High-performance silicon electrode extends lithium-ion battery life cycle
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By combining a high-performance silicon electrode architecture with a room temperature ionic liquid electrolyte containing a bis-fluorosulfonylamide anion, the researchers Arizona State University have demonstrated an energy-dense lithium-ion cell with…
Silicon electrode extends lithium-ion battery life cycle
Silicon electrode extends lithium-ion battery life cycle
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By combining a high-performance silicon electrode architecture with a room temperature ionic liquid electrolyte containing a bis-fluorosulfonylamide anion, the researchers Arizona State University have demonstrated an energy-dense lithium-ion cell with…
Lab achieves D-Band 44 Gbps transmission rate with Teledyne semiconductor process
Lab achieves D-Band 44 Gbps transmission rate with Teledyne semiconductor process
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Researchers at the Microwave Electronics Lab at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have reached record-breaking signal transmission speeds of D-band wireless communication.
Nanoscale lithium dendrite formation captured in real-time
Nanoscale lithium dendrite formation captured in real-time
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Scientists at the USA's Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory claim to have captured the first real-time nanoscale images of lithium dendrite structures known to degrade lithium-ion batteries.
Heat waves in graphene could keep circuits cool
Heat waves in graphene could keep circuits cool
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A decades long problem electronics is cooling. As electronic components get smaller and faster the more challenging it is to cool it down. One solution to improve the cooling is…
Intel calls for 3D IC
Intel calls for 3D IC
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Intel is right: heterogeneous integration enabled by 3D IC "increasingly important part of scaling." At the recent ISSCC Intel presented the following slide. Quoting from Extremetech coverage: "At 10nm and…
Switching from C/C++ to FPGA hardware acceleration
Switching from C/C++ to FPGA hardware acceleration
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Xilinx is extending its SDx product family and making its newly launched all programmable SoCs and MPSoCs more accessible to non-hardware engineers with the SDSoC Development Environment.
Solar-powered plane completes first leg of global record attempt
Solar-powered plane completes first leg of global record attempt
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Swiss solar-powered plane Solar Impulse-2 (Si2) has completed the first leg of the aircraft's attempt to be the first plane to fly around the world without a drop of fuel.
Data-acquisition: The key to a smart electrical grid
Data-acquisition: The key to a smart electrical grid
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Gordon Lee of Maxim Integrated looks at how data-acquisition systems play an important role in keeping electricity flowing in the smart grid.
Predictive energy balance control for PDN applications
Predictive energy balance control for PDN applications
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Steve Sandler of Picotest considers predictive energy balance control for PDN applications.
Diamonds deliver insights into alleviating overheating in high-power RF devices
Diamonds deliver insights into alleviating overheating in high-power RF devices
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Overheating of RF devices is a big problem for an industry packing more and more into a smaller space. Here Moore's law is not the limiting factor, but, rather, effective…
ISSCC sees 5G on the horizon as Alcatel-Lucent, Intel collaborate on air interface
ISSCC sees 5G on the horizon as Alcatel-Lucent, Intel collaborate on air interface
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5G cellular research projects are racing to a conclusion so proposals for formal standards can begin next year, said experts at a panel at International Solid-State Circuits Conference here. They…
Single Boundary Scan IC looking for connection
Single Boundary Scan IC looking for connection
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Boundary Scan according to IEEE1149.x is being used in a  broad spectrum of applications for embedded testing of complex electronic units. BGA/CSP components in particular are fuelling this trend. However,…
Forza, NHK show 133-Mpixel sensor
Forza, NHK show 133-Mpixel sensor
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Forza Silicon Corp., in collaboration with researchers at Japanese broadcaster NHK have presented a CMOS image sensor with resolution of 133-megapixels and able to capture video at 60 frames per…
MWC: What’s up in Wireless Test
MWC: What’s up in Wireless Test
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At MWC (Mobile World Congress) 2014, 5G was a hot topic, raising numerous questions about what the technology is and how it will be used. In 2015, the idea that…
LED thermal management workshop focuses on nanoeramic advances
LED thermal management workshop focuses on nanoeramic advances
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Cambridge Nanotherm, producers of innovative nanoceramic thermal management technology, plans to host a workshop on Thermal Management for LEDs at the LED Light Experience & Control events hosted by Osram…
Stick a PUF to your hardware
Stick a PUF to your hardware
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The Fraunhofer Institute for Applied and Integrated Security (AISEC) is developing a very versatile and flexible form of Physically Unclonable Function (PUF), one that can wrap an entire circuit board…
Tips and tricks for driving WS2811 LED strips – Part 1: Taming the wily WS2811
Tips and tricks for driving WS2811 LED strips – Part 1: Taming the wily WS2811
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Lee Goldberg considers some tips and tricks for driving WS2811 LED strips.


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