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Organic flow battery can operate for decades
Organic flow battery can operate for decades
Technology News |
Researchers at Harvard have demonstrated a new organic molecule that outlives and outperforms its predecessors in organic flow batteries.
UK government backs offshore wind power with £500m
UK government backs offshore wind power with £500m
Business news |
The UK government has announced plans to double the capacity off-shore wind farms with backing of £500m (€600m).
Tool flattens power grids across massive system-on-chip designs
Tool flattens power grids across massive system-on-chip designs
New Products |
Cadence Design Systems has launched the latest version of its power integrity tool, allowing analysis of the latest multi-billion transistor system-on-chip…
Pay-per-Use electronic design automation
Pay-per-Use electronic design automation
Feature articles |
The recent expansion of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) needing to produce IC designs to support high growth areas such…

12MP global shutter CMOS camera runs at 20fps
12MP global shutter CMOS camera runs at 20fps
New Products |
The XCL-SG1240 series of Camera Link V2.0 modules released by Sony Europe’s Image Sensing Solutions division utilises a 1.1-type global shutter CMOS sensor to deliver 12 MP (4,096 x 3,000…
TSMC trims sales forecast, capex
TSMC trims sales forecast, capex
Business news |
Leading foundry Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (TSMC) has reduced its estimate for sales revenue growth in 2018 and its capital expenditure budget.
Metamaterial opens up solar cell designs
Metamaterial opens up solar cell designs
Technology News |
Researchers in Russia and Greece have developd a new way of building dielectric metamaterials that could be used for more efficient solar cells and photonics chips.
WARR Hyperloop Team at TU Munich breaks its own speed record
WARR Hyperloop Team at TU Munich breaks its own speed record
Technology News |
It is the fastest time ever measured on a test track: Team WARR Hyperloop of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) reached 467 km/h (290 mph) with its "pod" at…
Self-calibrating energy metering IC simplifies electricity measurement
Self-calibrating energy metering IC simplifies electricity measurement
New Products |
Analog Devices (Norwood, MA) has introduced an energy metering IC with autocalibration for single-phase energy measurement applications.
Qualcomm brings 5G mmWave to smartphones
Qualcomm brings 5G mmWave to smartphones
New Products |
Qualcomm Technologies (San Diego, CA) has announced what it says are the world’s first fully-integrated 5G NR millimeter wave (mmWave) and sub-6 GHz RF modules for smartphones and other mobile…
5W AC-DC modules with wide 480Vac input designed for Industry 4.0
5W AC-DC modules with wide 480Vac input designed for Industry 4.0
New Products |
Recom in Austria has launched a 5W AC-DC converter that can take an input voltage of 480Vac for designs in Industry 4.0 and the Internet of Things (IoT).
DIN-rail supplies and accessories have conformal-coated PCBs for higher reliability
DIN-rail supplies and accessories have conformal-coated PCBs for higher reliability
New Products |
PULS Power is offering conformal-coated versions of all DIN rail power supplies, N+1 redundancy power supplies, DC/DC converters and DC-UPS/buffers for higher reliability in challenging environments.
Protecting autonomous power grids from GPS spoofing attacks
Protecting autonomous power grids from GPS spoofing attacks
Technology News |
Researchers at UC Santa Barbara have suggested a way to protect connected power grids against the hacking of the GPS timing systems.
Self-powered wireless in smart building standard
Self-powered wireless in smart building standard
Business news |
The Smart Buildings Alliance (SBA) has officially launched its "Ready2Services" initiative for smart buildings in a boost for self-powered wireless sensors and actuators. …
On-device AI for smartphones takes off
On-device AI for smartphones takes off
Market news |
In a new report, market research firm Strategy Analytics finds that on-device edge artificial intelligence (AI) is growing fast among smartphone vendors.
Gallium arsenide wafer demand set to rise
Gallium arsenide wafer demand set to rise
Business news |
Following Apple's adoption of VCSEL-based ranging in the PhoneX smartphone, the market for gallium arsenide wafers and epitaxially finished wafers is set to achieve a compound annual growth rate (CAGR)…
Toshiba achieves 1.33Tbit using 96-layer, quad bit 3D-NAND technology
Toshiba achieves 1.33Tbit using 96-layer, quad bit 3D-NAND technology
Technology News |
Toshiba Memory Corp.s' US subsidiary has announced that it will be able to provide samples in September of the world's highest density memory, a 1.33Tbit 3D-NAND flash memory IC.
Optical wire bonding makes hybrid photonics easy
Optical wire bonding makes hybrid photonics easy
Technology News |
Researchers from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have demonstrated a simple way to optically connect different photonic circuit dies, without having to rely on precision alignment techniques.
Toshiba starts sampling 96-layer, quad bit 3D-NAND
Toshiba starts sampling 96-layer, quad bit 3D-NAND
Technology News |
Toshiba Memory Corp.s' US subsidiary has announced that it will be able to provide samples in September of the world's highest density memory, a 1.33Tbit 3D-NAND flash memory IC.
Autonomous retail checkout startup eyes global expansion
Autonomous retail checkout startup eyes global expansion
Business news |
AI-based cashier-less retail checkout platform startup Standard Cognition (San Francisco, CA) has announced that it has raised additional seed funding to help roll out its autonomous checkout platform around the…
Protecting the power grid from attack
Protecting the power grid from attack
Technology News |
Researchers in the US have suggested a way to protect power grids against the hacking of the GPS timing systems…
Programmable threshold switches for rail applications
Programmable threshold switches for rail applications
New Products |
Rail equipment specialist LÜTZE Transportation has launched two programmable high voltage threshold switches that include converters for highly precise analogue and temperature signals.
Hydrogen storage plant goes commercial
Hydrogen storage plant goes commercial
Business news |
Researchers at the Mainz Energy Park in Germany are developing systems based on polymer electrolyte membranes (PEM) for electrolysis to produce hydrogen at a commercial scale. In the research phase, systems…
On-device AI growing fast among smartphones
On-device AI growing fast among smartphones
Market news |
In a new report, market research firm Strategy Analytics finds that on-device edge artificial intelligence (AI) is growing fast among smartphone vendors.
Particulate matter sensor is stable long term
Particulate matter sensor is stable long term
New Products |
Designed in a 41x41x12mm3 package, Sensirion's SPS30 is a long-term stable, high-accuracy particulate matter sensor based on laser scattering.
75MW battery storage project to be built in California
75MW battery storage project to be built in California
Business news |
Utility-scale energy storage project developer esVolta (Aliso Viejo, CA) is to build a 75 MW / 300 MWh lithium-ion battery storage system, one of the largest in the world, in…
Smart building standard looks to self-powered wireless tech
Smart building standard looks to self-powered wireless tech
Business news |
The Smart Buildings Alliance (SBA) has officially launched its "Ready2Services" initiative for smart buildings in a boost for self-powered wireless sensors and actuators. …
Specialty Wi-Fi access points target smart cities
Specialty Wi-Fi access points target smart cities
New Products |
Ruckus Networks (Sunnyvale, CA), an ARRIS company, has announced the Ruckus R730, which claims to be the industry's first IoT- and LTE-ready, 802.11ax wireless access point (AP).


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