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SMT compact terminal blocks eases LED assembly
SMT compact terminal blocks eases LED assembly
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With a footprint of just 6x7.4mm, the vertical SMT 5262 LED connector series from W+P offers compact terminal blocks that…
Universal Display bets on Organic Vapour Jet Printing for large OLED TVs
Universal Display bets on Organic Vapour Jet Printing for large OLED TVs
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OLED technologies and materials provider Universal Display announced it is accelerating its Organic Vapour Jet Printing (OVJP) R&D efforts, publishing…
Finnish startup beats human eye resolution for AR/VR
Finnish startup beats human eye resolution for AR/VR
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Founded about 10 months ago with the backing of Lifeline Ventures, Tamares and the Finnish Innovation Fund, Helsinki-based startup Varjo…
Hall effect sensor ICs meet functional safety level ASIL B
Hall effect sensor ICs meet functional safety level ASIL B
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The status of sensors for safety-relevant features in cars need to be constantly monitored to guarantee their function. For such…

Formerly ‘useless’ material holds promise for flexible, smaller electronics
Formerly ‘useless’ material holds promise for flexible, smaller electronics
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Black phosphorus was discovered over a century ago and until recently was considered relatively useless. Over the past five years engineers and chemists have become intrigued by the material for…
Graphics processor claims ‘class-leading’ performance for wearables
Graphics processor claims ‘class-leading’ performance for wearables
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Toshiba Electronics is now mass producing its TZ1201XBG graphics processor, based on a high-performance 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4F processor capable operating at 96MHz (up to 120MHz with Over Drive).
Half of all countries lack cybersecurity plans, says UN
Half of all countries lack cybersecurity plans, says UN
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Only about half of all countries have a cybersecurity strategy or are in the process of developing one, says the latest cybersecurity report by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the…
LIN bus gateway connects up to 196 LEDs to a single BCM
LIN bus gateway connects up to 196 LEDs to a single BCM
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Melexis' MLX81120 LIN-to-LIN gateway overcomes the limitation of just 16 devices on a typical LIN bus. Each MLX81120 connects as a LIN slave on the main LIN bus and is…
10.2″ iLCD now with a projected capacitive touch panel
10.2″ iLCD now with a projected capacitive touch panel
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Demmel Products has expanded its product line, making its 10.2" iLCD available with projected capacitive (PCAP) touch technology. All capacitive iLCD models from 5.0" to 10.2" are now suited for…
Premier Farnell offers free CAD library with TraceParts
Premier Farnell offers free CAD library with TraceParts
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Premier Farnell is partnering with TraceParts to provide CAD designs for 10,000 TE Connectivity products available to customers to download in multiple formats. …
Graphics processor draws only 70μA/MHz in active mode for wearables
Graphics processor draws only 70μA/MHz in active mode for wearables
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Toshiba Electronics Europe is now mass producing its TZ1201XBG graphics processor, based on a high-performance 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4F processor capable operating at 96MHz (up to 120MHz with Over Drive).
New nanomaterial reflects, transmits light on demand
New nanomaterial reflects, transmits light on demand
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Scientists at Australian National University (Canberra, Australia) have designed a new nanomaterial that can be controlled - via temperature - to either reflect or transmit light on demand.
Graphcore’s ‘Colossus’ chip due before end of year
Graphcore’s ‘Colossus’ chip due before end of year
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Simon Knowles, CTO of startup Graphcore Ltd. (Bristol, England), has discussed his company's approach to machine intelligence including providing some details of its first chip, code-named Colossus.
Quantum computer comprehensions aided by classical mechanics’ “tennis racket effect”
Quantum computer comprehensions aided by classical mechanics’ “tennis racket effect”
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Exploiting quantum effects – to realise quantum computing – is difficult because nature’s smallest building blocks have properties quite distinct from those we know from our everyday world. An international…
Development path for industrial applications using Renesas’ EC-1
Development path for industrial applications using Renesas’ EC-1
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IAR Systems has announced support - quick start and simplified evaluation - for Renesas’ EtherCAT dedicated communication SoC, applying its IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM to form a complete starter…
Environmental sensor sends data to smartphones – distribution product
Environmental sensor sends data to smartphones – distribution product
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Distributor Mouser Electronics has the 2JCIE-BL01 environment sensor from OMRON Electronic Components. 2JCIE-BL01 is a compact, battery-operable environmental sensor with seven different sensing capabilities.
BERT tests for next-generation high-speed interface designs
BERT tests for next-generation high-speed interface designs
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Anritsu’s Signal Quality Analyzer (SQA) MP1900A BERT (bit-error rate tester) can measure next-generation PCI Express Gen 4 and Gen 5 buses, as well as the latest 400 GbE /200 GbE…
EU panel to review fining Google over Android
EU panel to review fining Google over Android
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The European Union has set up a review panel to consider the case against Google with regard to abuse of its monopoly position with regard to the Android operating system,…
TVS diode arrays for powered USB interfaces
TVS diode arrays for powered USB interfaces
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Littelfuse has introduced a series of TVS Diode Arrays to protect DC powerlines in powered USB interfaces from damaging electrostatic discharges (ESDs). …
Transparent solar cells power smart sunglasses
Transparent solar cells power smart sunglasses
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Researchers in Germany have developed sunglasses with coloured semi-transparent solar cells in the glass surfaces that supply a microprocessor and two displays with electric power.
Solar cell powers eyewear electronics
Solar cell powers eyewear electronics
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Organic solar cells are flexible, transparent and light - and can be produced in any shape and color. As a result, they offer a wealth of applications that cannot be…
EMI noise absorption sheets
EMI noise absorption sheets
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Molex has launched the next generation of high-performance HOZOX HF2 EMI (electromagnetic interference) noise absorption sheets designed to wrap around cable and other high frequency devices.
Distributor customizes electronic enclosures from Hammond Manufacturing
Distributor customizes electronic enclosures from Hammond Manufacturing
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When a standard enclosure doesn’t meet the requirements of a new design, specialist distributor JPR Electronics can provide bespoke modified enclosure solutions from Hammond Manufacturing. Hammond can modify a wide range of their enclosures…
Researchers develop battery-free cell phone prototype
Researchers develop battery-free cell phone prototype
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Researchers at the University of Washington (Seattle, WA) have developed a cellphone prototype that is powered only by the energy it harvests from its surrounding environment.
Imagination revenues up as sale process continues
Imagination revenues up as sale process continues
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Processor intellectual property company Imagination Technologies Group plc has managed to increase its annual revenue despite a troubled last couple of years.
Advanced Energy to acquire Excelsys Technologies
Advanced Energy to acquire Excelsys Technologies
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A provider of precision power conversion solutions, Advanced Energy Industries has announced the acquisition of Excelsys Holdings Limited (Excelsys). The privately held company, based in Cork, Ireland designs and manufactures…
Highly tunable black phosphorus could enable smaller, flexible electronics
Highly tunable black phosphorus could enable smaller, flexible electronics
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Black phosphorus was discovered over a century ago and until recently was considered relatively useless. Over the past five years engineers and chemists have become intrigued by the material for…
Ultra flexible low loss test cable range
Ultra flexible low loss test cable range
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AtlanTecRF has launched a range of ultra flexible low loss test cables, the APC series, which features a degree of flexibility not previously seen in assemblies of this type.


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