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Research comes up with manufacturing method to shape nanowires
Research comes up with manufacturing method to shape nanowires
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Researchers have come up with a future manufacturing method for tiny structures with potentially revolutionary properties.
Integrating CMOS devices into flexible substrates for medical implants
Integrating CMOS devices into flexible substrates for medical implants
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A researcher at Wayne State University in Detroit has developed technology that allows low power CMOS devices to be easily…
Cree introduces 150mm 4HN silicon carbide epitaxial wafers
Cree introduces 150mm 4HN silicon carbide epitaxial wafers
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Cree announced the availability of high quality, low micropipe 150mm 4H n-type silicon carbide (SiC) epitaxial wafers with highly uniform…
Price, cost, risk, and selecting the best resistor technology for the application
Price, cost, risk, and selecting the best resistor technology for the application
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Yuval Hernik, Director Application Engineering, Vishay Precision Group (VPG) considers price, cost and risk issues to help select the best…

No electronics diet for the new Volkswagen Golf
No electronics diet for the new Volkswagen Golf
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In the first week of September, Volkswagen will roll out its new Golf model, the generation seven. While the designers went to great lengths to reduce the overall weight, this…
Plextek to announce solutions for both E-band and V-band at IET conference
Plextek to announce solutions for both E-band and V-band at IET conference
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Plextek will be announcing solutions for both E-band and V-band in two presentations to the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).
Aisin Seki Co pioneers economic electric water cooling pump
Aisin Seki Co pioneers economic electric water cooling pump
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Electronics supplier Aisin Seki Co., Ltd., has announced that it has developed a smaller, cheaper electric cooling pump through some effective efficiency optimisations. Cars traditionally use mechanical water cooling pumps,…
Molybdenum disulfide planar molecule could compete with graphene
Molybdenum disulfide planar molecule could compete with graphene
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Researchers from the MIT have succeeded in making a variety of electronic components from molybdenum disulfide (MoS2), a 2D molecule that could yield ultra-miniature devices.
Molybdenum disulfide planar molecule could compete with graphene in future electronic devices
Molybdenum disulfide planar molecule could compete with graphene in future electronic devices
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Researchers from the MIT have succeeded in making a variety of electronic components from molybdenum disulfide (MoS2), a 2D molecule that could yield ultra-miniature devices.
Aisin Seki Co pioneers economic electric water cooling pump.
Aisin Seki Co pioneers economic electric water cooling pump.
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Electronics supplier Aisin Seki Co., Ltd announced that it has developed a smaller, cheaper electric cooling pump through some effective efficiency optimisations. Cars traditionally use mechanical water cooling pumps, which…
Intel shows glimpse of Xeon Phi at Hot Chips
Intel shows glimpse of Xeon Phi at Hot Chips
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Intel provided the first look inside its Xeon Phi aka Knights Corner processor in a Hot Chips paper. The chip packs more than 50 quad-threaded Pentium-class cores with 512-bit vector…
Jaguar processor from AMD boasts four cores for mobile applications
Jaguar processor from AMD boasts four cores for mobile applications
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Advanced Micro Devices will describe Jaguar, a low-power x86 core for notebooks, tablets and embedded systems at Hot Chips. Jaguar packs four x86 cores into one unit with a large…
Laser tuning a 3D lab on a chip
Laser tuning a 3D lab on a chip
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Researchers in Vienna have devised a way to position molecules in a 3D substrate that provides more flexible and accurate sensors for a 'lab on a chip'.
Low-power embedded MEMS motion processing for mobile applications
Low-power embedded MEMS motion processing for mobile applications
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In the 1950’s film, “The Ten Commandments,” Actor, Charlton Heston (“Moses”) goes to the precipice of a rock overlooking the Red Sea. With his staff in hand, he parts his…
ADC Basics (Part 1): Does your ADC fit into the real-world?
ADC Basics (Part 1): Does your ADC fit into the real-world?
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Bonnie C. Baker, Senior Applications Engineer, Texas Instruments examines in Part 1 of this series the frequency ranges and their required resolutions for various analog sensors. We will look at…
Lattice reveals promotional pricing for iCEblink40 evaluation kits
Lattice reveals promotional pricing for iCEblink40 evaluation kits
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Lattice Semiconductor Corporation has unveiled promotional pricing for the company’s new iCEblink40 Evaluation Kits. …
High reliability radiation-hard data processor
High reliability radiation-hard data processor
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Recore Systems unveiled a functional prototype of a high reliability data processor for space missions, developed in assignment of ESA-ESTEC, the European Space Research and Technology Centre in Noordwijk, The…
Richardson RFPD launches the TriQuint GaN Tech Hub
Richardson RFPD launches the TriQuint GaN Tech Hub
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The TriQuint GaN Tech Hub micro-website launched by distributor Richardson RFPD features the latest news on gallium nitride (GaN) innovations and product releases from TriQuint Semiconductor.
Voice input processing for automotive speech recognition systems
Voice input processing for automotive speech recognition systems
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In a quiet, controlled environment, today’s speech recognition engines have become quite effective. Whether doing dictation with a quality headset in a quiet office, or giving search-phrases to a smartphone…
TI claims industry’s most flexible clocking IC for wired communications systems
TI claims industry’s most flexible clocking IC for wired communications systems
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Texas Instruments Incorporated has introduced what the company claims is the industry’s most flexible and highly integrated clock jitter cleaner/multiplier for use in wired communications and test and measurement applications.
Ethernet-based communications for motor vehicles support the OPEN Alliance SIG
Ethernet-based communications for motor vehicles support the OPEN Alliance SIG
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A new member of the OPEN Alliance SIG (One Pair EtherNet Alliance Special Interest Group), Vector Informatik has launched BroadR-Reach, an Ethernet-based communications technology for motor vehicles.
Power Tip 51: Be aware of capacitor parasitics
Power Tip 51: Be aware of capacitor parasitics
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Robert Kollman of Texas Instruments explains why you need to be wary of capacitor parasitics.
RF and microwave solid-state power amplifiers design requires specialised engineering
RF and microwave solid-state power amplifiers design requires specialised engineering
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In the world of RF and microwave engineering, the design and development of solid-state amplifiers is a speciality. It has always required many years of specialised engineering experience and a…
Experts see promise, threat in SDN, OpenFlow
Experts see promise, threat in SDN, OpenFlow
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A panel of experts gave mixed reviews on software-defined networking and the OpenFlow protocol at the annual Hot Interconnects conference here. Much of their conversation revolved around the potential of…
SIGNAL CHAIN BASICS #68: Considerations for driving the reference pins on programmable gain amplifiers
SIGNAL CHAIN BASICS #68: Considerations for driving the reference pins on programmable gain amplifiers
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Matthew Hann, SAR ADC Product Line Manager, Precision Analog, Texas Instruments continues the ongoing series and takes a look at PGAs.
Prototype 64-way antenna system saves power and spectrum
Prototype 64-way antenna system saves power and spectrum
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US researchers have unveiled a new 64-way multi-antenna technology in Istanbul that could help wireless providers keep pace with the demands of data-hungry smartphones and tablets.
Europe races to implement next generation HEVC video encoding
Europe races to implement next generation HEVC video encoding
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The race to implement the the next geneation of video encoding is speeding up with European researchers at the forefront of the developments.
Goepel electronic opens its Scanflex Platform to third party applications
Goepel electronic opens its Scanflex Platform to third party applications
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In cooperation with selected partners of the GATE alliance program, Goepel electronic has developed a comprehensive Application Programming Interface (API) for its hardware platform Scanflex.


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