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Cambridge researchers develop printable lasers
Cambridge researchers develop printable lasers
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Researchers at Cambridge Univeristy have developed a way of printing lasers using everyday inkjet technology for applications ranging from biomedical…
European consortium develps monolithic 122-GHz radar sensor
European consortium develps monolithic 122-GHz radar sensor
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A European consortium has developed monolithic 122-GHz radar sensor suitable for use in automotive parking, distance and speed measurement applications.
High-dynamic-range CMOS image sensor deliver 24Mpixels across a 36x24mm area
High-dynamic-range CMOS image sensor deliver 24Mpixels across a 36x24mm area
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CMOSIS has developed a high-resolution, high-dynamic-range CMOS image sensor exclusively for Leica Camera AG geared to an important volume market.
Developing smart LED-based lighting systems
Developing smart LED-based lighting systems
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In response to the global energy demands, lighting system engineers continue to develop alternative lighting methods, particularly light-emitting diode (LED)…

Wireless connectivity protocols for embedded systems
Wireless connectivity protocols for embedded systems
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Wireless is everywhere! It's a mantra that's not new, but perhaps is taking on invigorated meaning with the explosion of wireless devices in seemingly every application space where embedded systems…
High-dynamic-range CMOS image sensor delivers 24Mpixels across a 36x24mm area
High-dynamic-range CMOS image sensor delivers 24Mpixels across a 36x24mm area
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CMOSIS has developed a high-resolution, high-dynamic-range CMOS image sensor exclusively for Leica Camera AG geared to an important volume market.
Embedded brains brings open source concept to RTOS world
Embedded brains brings open source concept to RTOS world
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In automotive and aerospace environments, there are many applications requiring real-time behaviour and thus these environments are the home turf of real-time operating systems. So far, the concept of open…
Ultra-thin, flexible chip features bendable and stretchable interconnects
Ultra-thin, flexible chip features bendable and stretchable interconnects
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Imec announced it has integrated an ultra-thin, flexible chip with bendable and stretchable interconnects into a package that adapts dynamically to curving and bending surfaces.
SoC silicon – Powerful building block to enable soft networks
SoC silicon – Powerful building block to enable soft networks
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Zhihong Lin, Tom Flanagan, Pekka Varis of Texas Instruments outlines how SoC silicon can provide a powerful building block to enable soft networks.
Fairchild to demo broad range of LED drivers at LpS 2012
Fairchild to demo broad range of LED drivers at LpS 2012
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At the 2nd International LED professional Symposium + Expo (LpS 2012), 25-27 September, 2012, in Bregenz, Austria, Fairchild Semiconductor announced to showcase low-, mid-, and high-power LED driver applications.
Microsemi partners Emcraft Systems to deliver system-on-module for embedded applications
Microsemi partners Emcraft Systems to deliver system-on-module for embedded applications
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Microsemi Corporation has teamed with Emcraft Systems, a provider of microcontroller-based hardware and software solutions, to deliver a miniaturized system-on-module (SOM) for embedded applications.
Interfacing QDR-II+ Synchronous SRAM with high-speed FPGAs, part 1
Interfacing QDR-II+ Synchronous SRAM with high-speed FPGAs, part 1
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Reshmi Ravindran, Cypress Semiconductor explains that QDR SRAMs are typically interfaced to application-specific networking processors or high-speed FPGAs which poses design challenges that have to be faced to optimize a…
BMW, Local Motors team up to identify future functions for urban premium vehicles
BMW, Local Motors team up to identify future functions for urban premium vehicles
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In a time when teens prefer smartphones over cars and urban traffic situation increasingly discourage the use of conventional vehicles as a means for individual mobility, carmakers rack their brains…
Turn linear phase into truly linear phase
Turn linear phase into truly linear phase
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In the previous episode, the Filter Wizard aka Kendall Castor-Perry, pointed out the perils of phase flipping in the stopband of FIR filters. In this follow-on article, he looks at…
PLX preps PCI Express fabric amid server debate
PLX preps PCI Express fabric amid server debate
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PLX Technology is developing a variant of its PCI Express switches to act as a fabric for a variety of servers and network appliances. The effort is one of several…
Group takes shortcut in quest for electronic brain
Group takes shortcut in quest for electronic brain
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Despite calls from some corners for more complex programs, the European Union’s Blue Brain Project said that simpler supercomputer simulations are sufficient to realize its goal of creating an electronic…
Car sharing as a smartphone app – the key to future urban traffic
Car sharing as a smartphone app – the key to future urban traffic
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The demand for flexible mobility in urban areas through car sharing models is what automotive electronics expert company wants to address with a kind of "universal key" for all kind…
IBM images molecular bonds
IBM images molecular bonds
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IBM researchers who won the Nobel Prize for imaging individual atoms have gone a step further by imaging individual bonds between atoms.
Smartphone is next stop for PCI Express
Smartphone is next stop for PCI Express
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PCI Express, the I/O backbone of PCs and servers, is getting a low-power extension that will take it into Ultrabooks, tablets and smartphones starting next year. The enhanced interconnect will…
Intel describes 22-nm SoC process
Intel describes 22-nm SoC process
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Intel provided the first look at the system-on-chip variant of its 22-nm process technology in a talk at the Intel Developer Forum. However, it declined to provide details on the…
Aldec enters ASIC prototyping market with system that offers 96m ASIC gate capacity
Aldec enters ASIC prototyping market with system that offers 96m ASIC gate capacity
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Aldec Europe has introduced an FPGA-based ASIC/SoC prototyping system that provides hardware verification and software verification teams with a versatile solution; and which lowers the cost of the prototyping process.
Freescale and CogniVue partner on automotive cameras for collision avoidance systems
Freescale and CogniVue partner on automotive cameras for collision avoidance systems
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In a move intended to improve automotive safety systems, Freescale Semiconductor is licensing Image Cognition Processing (ICP) intellectual property (IP) from CogniVue Corporation that will be incorporated into new processors…
Aselta Nanographics and NuFlare partner on complex 20-nm photomasks
Aselta Nanographics and NuFlare partner on complex 20-nm photomasks
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Aselta Module leverages the NuFlare EBM-8000 System dose modulation control in order to give users the best combination of resolution and reduced writing time of 20-nm photomasks.
Freescale employs parallel processing to identify pedestrians
Freescale employs parallel processing to identify pedestrians
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In a move intended to improve automotive safety systems, Freescale Semiconductor is licensing Image Cognition Processing (ICP) intellectual property (IP) from CogniVue Corporation that will be incorporated into new processors…
Miyoshi selects Welsh open loop active harmonic load pull solution
Miyoshi selects Welsh open loop active harmonic load pull solution
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Cardiff University spin-out, Mesuro, which offers testing and services solutions for the semiconductor industry, has installed its Open Loop Active Harmonic Load Pull system at Miyoshi Corporation, Itami, Japan. The…
Advanced graphics in automotive instrument clusters
Advanced graphics in automotive instrument clusters
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The instrument clusters of today's cars show a clear trend away from electromechanical pointer instruments and toward solutions with significant focus on graphical displays. This paper provides an overview of…
CUI unveils industry’s first no-bus self-compensating digital point-of-load modules
CUI unveils industry’s first no-bus self-compensating digital point-of-load modules
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CUI Inc releases what the company claims is the industry's first self-compensating No-Bus digital point of load dc-dc module family.
Germany’s BMBF reveals plans to fund research into safe battery technology for electric vehicles
Germany’s BMBF reveals plans to fund research into safe battery technology for electric vehicles
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Germany's Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) plans to fund 15 partners from German science and the automotive and supply industry to research how the safety of lithium ion…


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