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Breakthrough in TX-to-RX isolation in reconfigurable, multiband FEMs for mobile phones
Breakthrough in TX-to-RX isolation in reconfigurable, multiband FEMs for mobile phones
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Imec, Murata and Huawei will present a stand-alone multiband electrical-balance duplexer in 0.18µm SOI CMOS at Mobile World Congress in…
Software tool fixes causality violations: and, De-embedding exposed
Software tool fixes causality violations: and, De-embedding exposed
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Causality is the way the real world works: a response can't come before its stimulus arrives. All real-world measurements must…
MoS2 makes gas and chemical sensors
MoS2 makes gas and chemical sensors
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Molybdenum disulphide, a two-dimensional layered material similar to graphene, is suitable for the creation of sensors with a high-level of…
Tester scrutinises electric and mechanic elements of infotainment systems
Tester scrutinises electric and mechanic elements of infotainment systems
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Complex infotainment and Human-machine interface (HMI) systems in vehicles can be examined with a new test equipment generation from Göpel…

Qualcomm raises bar in mobile
Qualcomm raises bar in mobile
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In one fell swoop, Qualcomm announced a family of new mobile SoCs, doubled down on the Snapdragon brand, and set the stage for a new class of performance in future…
Molybdenum disulphide makes gas and chemical sensors
Molybdenum disulphide makes gas and chemical sensors
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Molybdenum disulphide, a two-dimensional layered material similar to graphene, is suitable for the creation of sensors with a high-level of selectivity when detecting gases and chemicals, according to research conducted…
60 GHz wireless needs better regulations in the EU to flourish
60 GHz wireless needs better regulations in the EU to flourish
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Blu Wireless Technology designs and license IP or 60 GHz wireless technology which has both indoor applications with a range of 10 to 20m and outdoor applications with a range…
16nm FPGAs pack more memory and hard IP, save power
16nm FPGAs pack more memory and hard IP, save power
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Xilinx has announced its 16nm UltraScale+ family of FPGAs, which the company describes as 3D-on-3D (multiple dies using vertical FinFETs 3D transistors stacked on a 2.5D interposer) multi-processing SoCs (MPSoC).
Who offers best MEMS, sensor application?
Who offers best MEMS, sensor application?
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Five companies have been short-listed in a competition for the best MEMS and sensor-based application at the annual MEMS Executive Congress Europe, which takes place March 9 and 10 in…
Test setup for four component carrier aggregation
Test setup for four component carrier aggregation
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Rohde & Schwarz and Prisma Telecom Testing have successfully completed RF tests for LTE FDD four component carrier aggregation (4CC) in the downlink, including 2x2 MIMO.
Carbon and iron-based electrocatalyst offers cost-effective platinum rival
Carbon and iron-based electrocatalyst offers cost-effective platinum rival
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Researchers at Aalto University have created an electrocatalyst made of carbon and iron that is a cost-effective and efficient rival for platinum for electric energy storage applications.
Ultra-low power system for wearable devices
Ultra-low power system for wearable devices
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Chris Glaser, Applications Engineer, Texas Instruments considers an ultra-low power system for wearable devices.
Synthetic polymer blends pave way to lighter solar devices
Synthetic polymer blends pave way to lighter solar devices
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UCLA researchers have identified the key principles for developing high-efficiency polymer solar cells which should pave the way for lighter and more flexible solar devices.
80V Synchronous SEPIC/Inverting/Boost Controller IC with 3 Regulation Loops
80V Synchronous SEPIC/Inverting/Boost Controller IC with 3 Regulation Loops
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In today's modern electronic systems, the need for power conversion circuits that can do more than simply convert one voltage to another is growing. Some systems require a constant current…
Voltage tester for beating heart cells
Voltage tester for beating heart cells
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Swiss scientists for the first time succeeded in measuring the electric current through beating heart muscle cells. They combined an atomic force microscope with an existing process for the measurement…
Quantum transistor harnesses new effect
Quantum transistor harnesses new effect
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A new type of transistor harnesses a new effect--called the quantum spin Hall effect -- to create a topological field effect transistor (TFET) according to a Massachusetts Institute of Technology…
Project enables self-driving cars in real-world traffic
Project enables self-driving cars in real-world traffic
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Volvo has provided details of its plan to carry out a project with 100 self-driving cars in Gothenburg's real-world traffic. The project reveals which problems autonomous driving will be confronted…
Graphene competitor molybdenum disulfide easier to make
Graphene competitor molybdenum disulfide easier to make
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A potential replacement for silicon, graphene is a single-atom-thick lattice of carbon atoms that features high conductivity and is essentially 2D. However, it is not the only 2D material that…
Shrimp shells provide cheap sustainable solar cell material
Shrimp shells provide cheap sustainable solar cell material
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Researchers at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) have for the first time created electricity-generating solar cells with chemicals found in the shells of shrimps and other crustaceans.
Self-driving cars in real-world traffic with real customers
Self-driving cars in real-world traffic with real customers
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Volvo has provided details of its plan to carry out a project with 100 self-driving cars in Gothenburg's real-world traffic. The project reveals which problems autonomous driving will be confronted…
MIPI upgrades camera interface specification
MIPI upgrades camera interface specification
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MIPI Alliance Inc. (Piscataway, New Jersey), an open membership organization that develops interface specifications for mobile equipment, has introduced an update to its Camera Serial Interface specification.
An insider’s guide to designing near-eye displays
An insider’s guide to designing near-eye displays
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Carlos Lopez, Strategic Marketing Manager, DLP Pico Products & Dan Morgan, Systems Engineer, DLP Pico Products - Texas Instruments…
Silicon nanofiber boosts battery range performance of EVs
Silicon nanofiber boosts battery range performance of EVs
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Researchers at the University of California, Riverside’s Bourns College of Engineering have developed a novel paper-like material for lithium-ion batteries which can boost by several times the specific energy of…
Microsoft, Google beat humans at image recognition
Microsoft, Google beat humans at image recognition
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First computers beat the best of us at chess, then poker, and finally Jeopardy. The next hurdle is image recognition — surely a computer can't do that as well as…
OmniVision adds Almalence software to enhance imaging
OmniVision adds Almalence software to enhance imaging
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CMOS image sensor vendor OmniVision Technologies Inc. (Santa Clara, Calif.) is collaborating with Almalence Inc. (Austin, Texas) a developer of software for computational photography.
MIPI upgrades camera interface specificiation
MIPI upgrades camera interface specificiation
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MIPI Alliance Inc. (Piscataway, New Jersey), an open membership organization that develops interface specifications for mobile equipment, has introduced an update to its Camera Serial Interface specification.
New connector specification saves space, adds flexibility to stack PC/104 cards
New connector specification saves space, adds flexibility to stack PC/104 cards
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The PC/104 Consortium has announced the latest revision of the PCI/104-Express & PCIe/104 Specification, Revision 3.0, that provides an additional option called "OneBank".
Li-Fi achieves 224-Gbps data transmission speeds with room-scale coverage
Li-Fi achieves 224-Gbps data transmission speeds with room-scale coverage
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Researchers at the University of Oxford claim to have reached a Li-Fi milestone by achieving bi-directional speeds of 224 gigabits per second (Gbps).


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