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UV LEDs grown on graphene: ten times more efficient, cheaper and flexible
UV LEDs grown on graphene: ten times more efficient, cheaper and flexible
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Founded in June 2012 as a spin-off from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), startup CrayoNano AS promises…
Freezing temps take toll on electric car range, says AAA
Freezing temps take toll on electric car range, says AAA
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Recent research from the AAA (American Automobile Association) revealed that the use of heating and air conditioning systems in electric…
Flexible RFID ICs for smart packaging
Flexible RFID ICs for smart packaging
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Designed for use in closed HF RFID systems, PragmatIC’s PR1101 and PR1102 flexible integrated circuits (FlexICs) are the first products…
Mouser sponsors Formula E all-electric racing for 5th year
Mouser sponsors Formula E all-electric racing for 5th year
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Mouser Electronics is sponsoring the GEOX DRAGON Formula E Team for the fifth year running, alongside TTI and suppliers Molex and AVX.

MEMS energy harvester approach removes design constraints
MEMS energy harvester approach removes design constraints
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Scientists at Tokyo Tech developed a micro-electromechanical energy harvester that allows for more flexibility in design, which is crucial for future IoT applications.
Thalia to offer analog schematic porting
Thalia to offer analog schematic porting
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Thalia Design Automation Ltd. (Cwmbran, Wales) is planning to introduce analog schematic porting capabilities into its Amalia design automation tool suite.
USB Type-C dev kit supports power delivery up to 100W
USB Type-C dev kit supports power delivery up to 100W
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Built from proven USB-Type C technology from STMicroelectronics, Würth Elektronik’s USB Type-C Development Kit is ready for immediate use in prototypes and represents a reference design for safe and flexible…
Freezing temperatures take up to 40% toll on electric car range, study finds
Freezing temperatures take up to 40% toll on electric car range, study finds
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Recent research from the AAA (American Automobile Association) revealed that the use of heating and air conditioning systems in electric vehicles causes a substantial drop in their driving range under…
Low cost flexible RFID ICs suitable for smart packaging
Low cost flexible RFID ICs suitable for smart packaging
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Designed for use in closed HF RFID systems, PragmatIC’s PR1101 and PR1102 flexible integrated circuits (FlexICs) are the first products in the company’s ConnectIC family.
Mouser backs Formula E electric racing for fifth year
Mouser backs Formula E electric racing for fifth year
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Mouser Electronics is sponsoring the GEOX DRAGON Formula E Team for the fifth year running, alongside TTI and suppliers Molex and AVX.
Open-source Arduino IoT Cloud in public beta – targets real-life problems
Open-source Arduino IoT Cloud in public beta – targets real-life problems
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Open-source hardware and software platform provider Arduino has introduced an IoT Cloud as part of its professional IoT strategy. Targeted at developers, system integrators and maker hobbyists, the Arduino IoT…
3D printer for precise custom radar technology to the THz range
3D printer for precise custom radar technology to the THz range
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Radar technology is enabling an increasing number of everyday applications, such as distance and environment sensors for robots and industrial automation machines or transmitters and receivers for telecommunications. However, the…
Data logger for electric vehicle charging
Data logger for electric vehicle charging
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Klaric GmbH & Co in Stuttgart has developed a device for monitoring and logging the voltage and charge current from electric vehicle chargers.
MEMS energy harvester with off-chip electret ideal for IoT
MEMS energy harvester with off-chip electret ideal for IoT
Scientists at Tokyo Tech developed a micro-electromechanical energy harvester that allows for more flexibility in design, which is crucial for future IoT applications.
Diamond substrate startup part of Huawei sting operation
Diamond substrate startup part of Huawei sting operation
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Akhan Semiconductor Inc., (Gurnee, IL), a 2013 startup that has been developing poly- and nanocrystalline diamond materials, has said it has cooperated with a US federal investigation into an apparent…
PSU in 3×5 package provides 250W conduction-cooled and 550W fan-cooled
PSU in 3×5 package provides 250W conduction-cooled and 550W fan-cooled
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Fidus Power has launched a series of 76 x 127mm (3x5in) AC-DC converters that can deliver 250W when conduction-cooled or 550W fan-cooled and are approved for industrial and medical use.
Stereoscopic 3D imaging platform ready for endoscopes
Stereoscopic 3D imaging platform ready for endoscopes
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In partnership with medical contract manufacturer Lighthouse Imaging, OmniVision Technologies has developed a platform to enable medical device manufacturers to seamlessly integrate stereoscopic 3D imaging into endoscopes.
Diamond substrate startup in Huawei sting
Diamond substrate startup in Huawei sting
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Akhan Semiconductor Inc. (Gurnee, IL), a 2013 startup that has been developing poly- and nanocrystalline diamond materials, has said it has cooperated with a US federal investigation into an apparent…
16×12 pixel IR array operates at temperatures up to 125°C
16×12 pixel IR array operates at temperatures up to 125°C
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Melexis has released a high temperature infrared (FIR) thermal sensor array capable of operating at a temperature up to 125°C while featuring a lower thermal noise compared to the company’s…
‘Truly-wearable’ AR combines optics, OLED microdisplay
‘Truly-wearable’ AR combines optics, OLED microdisplay
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Korean startup LetinAR together and German OLED microdisplays specialist Fraunhofer FEP have co-designed a joint demonstrator of what could enable AR eyewear of the future.
Korean startup promises thin colour-accurate optics for AR
Korean startup promises thin colour-accurate optics for AR
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Korean startup LetinAR together and German OLED microdisplays specialist Fraunhofer FEP have co-designed a joint demonstrator of what could enable AR eyewear of the future.
Dev tools connect manufacturing, test assets to ThingWorx
Dev tools connect manufacturing, test assets to ThingWorx
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Test & quality solutions provider Averna (Montreal, Canada) has launched a series of development tools that enable the real-time monitoring of assets via PTC's (Needham, MA) ThingWorx industrial IoT platform.
Cheap flexible sensor detects magnetic fields down to 20nT
Cheap flexible sensor detects magnetic fields down to 20nT
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A team of researchers from Germany and Argentina have devised an ultra-thin planar Hall effect (PHE) sensor capable of detecting very faint magnetic fields even when flexed or wrapped around…
STEM module helps teach students key physics concepts
STEM module helps teach students key physics concepts
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Educational software and equipment provider Vernier Software & Technology (Beaverton, OR) has released a downloadable motion and force experiments module designed to engage students in hands-on learning as they investigate…
MEMS off-chip Energy Harvester can power your IoT
MEMS off-chip Energy Harvester can power your IoT
Scientists at Tokyo Tech developed a micro-electromechanical energy harvester that allows for more flexibility in design, which is crucial for future IoT applications.
GPUs – a great fit for the challenges of ADAS
GPUs – a great fit for the challenges of ADAS
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One of the most talked about topics in the automotive industry today is advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). These systems assist the driver in dealing with potential issues in a…
Diamond semiconductor startup caught up in Huawei probe
Diamond semiconductor startup caught up in Huawei probe
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Akhan Semiconductor Inc. (Gurnee, IL), a 2013 startup that has been developing poly- and nanocrystalline diamond materials, has said it has cooperated with a US federal investigation into an apparent…
Synapse-mimicking organic transistor suits neuromorphic applications
Synapse-mimicking organic transistor suits neuromorphic applications
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Researchers from Linköping University have reported the development of an organic electrochemical transistor (OECT) that shows short- and long-term memory effects and demonstrates the behaviour of a biological synapse.


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