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Crunch your IoT data before it clogs the network
Crunch your IoT data before it clogs the network
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In today's IoT frenzy, a lot of companies rush to connect sensors and provide all sorts of monitoring services, and…
Battery monitoring system improves military vehicle reliability
Battery monitoring system improves military vehicle reliability
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The next generation Battery Monitoring System (BMS) from Raytheon is now capable of using sensorless current measurement to provide military…
Mercedes Benz reveals new generation Multibeam LED technology
Mercedes Benz reveals new generation Multibeam LED technology
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Mercedes Benz has revealed that the company's 2015 Mercedes-Benz CLS model will for the first time feature Multibeam LED headlights…
Anite helps define first 5G channel models
Anite helps define first 5G channel models
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An Anite-led task group within the METIS project has published the world's first channel models for 5G. An essential step…

Can InN nanowires answer LED ‘green-gap’ energy problems?
Can InN nanowires answer LED ‘green-gap’ energy problems?
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Researchers at the University of Michigan have discovered that nanometer wide indium nitride nanowires are a promising solution to the so-called energy efficiency 'green-gap' problem with LEDs.
Like fine-tuning a race car: the role of calibration and maintenance in optimising VNA performance
Like fine-tuning a race car: the role of calibration and maintenance in optimising VNA performance
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The modern Vector Network Analyser (VNA) is an extraordinary feat of engineering, enabling the precise measurement and analysis of signals across a broad frequency spectrum, in some cases up to…
Perform five common debug tasks with an oscilloscope
Perform five common debug tasks with an oscilloscope
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From input devices such mice and keyboards to smart homes and streaming media boxes, consumers demand the convenience of wireless. That demand has forced modern embedded systems to bear little…
InN nanowires address the LED ‘green-gap’
InN nanowires address the LED ‘green-gap’
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Researchers at the University of Michigan have discovered that nanometer wide indium nitride nanowires are a promising solution to the so-called energy efficiency 'green-gap' problem with LEDs.
IR laser used for biochemical sensor
IR laser used for biochemical sensor
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Infrared laser beams can be used to analyse liquids and gases, because their absorption varies by the type of molecule on which they are incident. A research team of the…
Chemical sensor, integrated on a chip
Chemical sensor, integrated on a chip
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Infrared laser beams, while invisible, suit perfectly to analyse liquids and gases, because their absorption varies by the type of molecule they are passing. This effect is utilised, for example,…
Samsung targets Apple with SuperAMOLED tablet onslaught
Samsung targets Apple with SuperAMOLED tablet onslaught
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Samsung has stepped up the company's battle with Apple for supremacy in the lucrative tablet market by unveiling two devices boasting high-res SuperAMOLED displays with 2,560 x 1,600 resolution.
Europe risks being left behind in 5G
Europe risks being left behind in 5G
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European companies building equipment for the emerging 60GHz 5G systems will suffer unless the regulator makes significant changes, warns a leading UK startup.
Energy efficiency through adaptive voltage scaling
Energy efficiency through adaptive voltage scaling
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Patrick Le Fevre examines how to improve energy efficiency by using adaptive voltage scaling techniques.
Driver reference designs support CREE LED bulbs
Driver reference designs support CREE LED bulbs
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Power Integrations has released four reference designs describing drivers for dimmable PAR 30 and PAR 38 LED light bulbs.
Improving energy efficiency with adaptive voltage scaling
Improving energy efficiency with adaptive voltage scaling
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Patrick Le Fevre examines how to improve energy efficiency by using adaptive voltage scaling techniques.
Regulator risks leaving Europe behind in 5G
Regulator risks leaving Europe behind in 5G
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European companies building equipment for the emerging 60 GHz 5G systems will suffer unless the regulator makes significant changes, warns a leading UK startup.
Apple ponders Smart Cover technology for future iPads
Apple ponders Smart Cover technology for future iPads
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Apple has received a patent for an advanced iPad cover that contains both illumination and communication elements that will light up to alert users of notifications.
SiGe technology significantly reduces price for millimetre wave spectroscopy
SiGe technology significantly reduces price for millimetre wave spectroscopy
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Scientists from the IHP-Leibniz Institute for Innovative Microelectronics and the German aerospace research centre DLR have developed a compact, cost-effective sensor system for gas spectroscopy in the frequency range of…
High performance III-V MOSFET targets next-generation servers
High performance III-V MOSFET targets next-generation servers
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Researchers from the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) is claiming to have developed the highest performing III-V metal-oxide semiconductor (MOS) field-effect transistors (FETs) at the 2014 Symposium on…
Cost-effective 245GHz gas spectroscopy system utilises SiGe chips
Cost-effective 245GHz gas spectroscopy system utilises SiGe chips
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Scientists from the IHP-Leibniz Institute for Innovative Microelectronics and the German aerospace research centre DLR have developed a compact, cost-effective sensor system for gas spectroscopy in the frequency range of…
Combiner approach makes head-up displays affordable
Combiner approach makes head-up displays affordable
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With a new automotive head-up display (HUD) type, Bosch departs from earlier implementation types: The 'Combiner' type is smaller and significantly more cost-effective than earlier solutions. Though the system has…
Handbook of current sensing in DC power – Part three
Handbook of current sensing in DC power – Part three
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Petre Petrov in this third article of the series considers circuits for sensing currents in paralleled rectifiers.
Active antenna driver for car infotainment systems
Active antenna driver for car infotainment systems
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The days of simple car radios using large telescope antennas are over. Nowadays cars are equipped with full featured infotainment or multimedia systems. While the AM/FM radio is still a…
Conductive lubricants protect electric motors
Conductive lubricants protect electric motors
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In future electric and hybrid electric vehicles with higher supply voltages, electric discharge in the motor bearings becomes a serious issue: The discharges can cause significant wear, which reduces the…
Short handbook of current sensing in power DC supply lines – Part three
Short handbook of current sensing in power DC supply lines – Part three
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Petre Petrov in this third article of the series considers circuits for sensing currents in paralleled rectifiers.
ADC pushes boundaries for software defined radio
ADC pushes boundaries for software defined radio
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At this week’s VLSI circuits symposium 2014 in Honolulu, imec will present a low power pipelined SAR (successive-approximation register) ADC in 28nm digital CMOS with record resolution, speed and power…
20-Bit 1Msps 0.5ppm INL SAR ADC
20-Bit 1Msps 0.5ppm INL SAR ADC
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The LTCR2378-20 is a versatile general purpose ADC which provides state-of-the-art performance at any sampling rate up to 1MHz.
Can ion ‘highway systems’ solve battery safety problems?
Can ion ‘highway systems’ solve battery safety problems?
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A Northwestern University  research team has combined two traditional theories in materials science to explain how the charge dictates the structure of the material. This opens the door for many…


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