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NutriLED horticultural LED luminaires add far-red wavelength
NutriLED horticultural LED luminaires add far-red wavelength
New Products |
Hubbell Lighting has improved upon the original version of its NutriLED product, increasing the level of light intensity for high…
IHS analysts discuss the ups and downs of LEDs in 2016
IHS analysts discuss the ups and downs of LEDs in 2016
Market news |
The IHS analysts covering LED technology recently published a white paper that represents an informative recap of the industry: Lighting…
1.0×0.6mm chip LEDs are only 0.2mm thin for wearables
1.0×0.6mm chip LEDs are only 0.2mm thin for wearables
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Contributing to improved design flexibility in wearables, drones, and other devices, Rohm has added 7 new colours to its PICOLED…
365nm UV LED targets medical, industrial, and printing applications
365nm UV LED targets medical, industrial, and printing applications
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Designed with silicone lenses and shining a wavelength in the 365nm range, the VLMU35xx series of ceramic-based, high-power UV LEDs…

600W programmable LED drivers minimize inventory
600W programmable LED drivers minimize inventory
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Inventronics' EUD-600SxxxDT/DV series of 600W programmable constant-current LED drivers offers five programmable, constant-power models that deliver the full 600W at a wide output current range between 2.24 and 9.80A.
Bluetooth-controlled smart LED strip promises lighting overhaul
Bluetooth-controlled smart LED strip promises lighting overhaul
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Texas startup ilumi is going through its second kickstarter campaign, extending its smart LED bulb collection to individually addressable smart LED strips.
Wearables-focused prototyping board packs sensors and LEDs
Wearables-focused prototyping board packs sensors and LEDs
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Mouser Electronics is now stocking the Circuit Playground from Adafruit, an all-in-one board that includes built-in sensors and LEDs for designers to practice programming on real hardware without the need…
Intel discusses neural network inside Quark MCU
Intel discusses neural network inside Quark MCU
Technology News |
Intel has disclosed more information about the neural network included within the company's Quark SE C1000 microcontroller.
Design Idea; Moving averager rejects noisy outlier values
Design Idea; Moving averager rejects noisy outlier values
Feature articles |
Measurements made in a noisy environment can exhibit sporadic disturbances. This Design Idea describes a digital circuit that removes outlier spikes without compromising bandwidth.
Optically-coupled digital output isolation amplifiers
Optically-coupled digital output isolation amplifiers
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Comprising a high accuracy photocoupler plus delta-sigma A/D converter, these digital output isolation amplifiers from Toshiba are intended for current and voltage sensing in power converters.
Smallest motor drivers for battery-powered devices
Smallest motor drivers for battery-powered devices
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STMicroelectronics has, it asserts, the smallest full-featured motor drivers available, to simplify design and save space in battery-powered and portable applications, while providing accuracy and smoothness of motion, and extending…
ARM’s Juno platform links to HAPS prototyping system for software bring-up
ARM’s Juno platform links to HAPS prototyping system for software bring-up
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An adaptor connects Synopsys’ HAPS prototyping system with the Juno ARM Versatile Express board to speed software development, hardware/software integration and system validation for ARMv8-A based SoC designs.
Constant-current-output inverter wins GaN company’s university challenge
Constant-current-output inverter wins GaN company’s university challenge
Technology News |
Post-graduate students at London’s Imperial College have won recognition in a design challenge set by gallium-nitride-device maker GaN Systems, an exercise carried out in association with the UK EPSRC Power…
Percepio’s Tracealyzer now tracks Micrium’s µC/OS-III with streaming trace
Percepio’s Tracealyzer now tracks Micrium’s µC/OS-III with streaming trace
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With an upgrade available to licensed users of the µC/Trace embedded software tracing tool, Percepio (Västerås, Sweden) has introduced Tracealyzer for Micrium’s µC/OS-III with streaming trace.
Cypress completes purchase of Broadcom’s Wireless IoT Business
Cypress completes purchase of Broadcom’s Wireless IoT Business
Business news |
With the finalisation of its acquisition of the Broadcom division, Cypress is now postioining itself as possessing a unique combination of radios for wireless systems, microcontrollers, memories and power-managment ICs…
External universal flash storage (UFS) card packs 256GB
External universal flash storage (UFS) card packs 256GB
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Samsung Electronics has released what it claims to be the world's fastest 256-gigabyte external universal flash storage (UFS) card, sustaining data-reading speeds up to 530-megabytes-per-second.
Wearables’ motion analysis to give off PIN codes
Wearables’ motion analysis to give off PIN codes
Technology News |
With the assistance of four graduate students from Binghamton University, Prof. Yingying Chen leading research at the Stevens Institute of Technology has found that PIN codes such as those entered…
Huawei sues T-Mobile US over 4G
Huawei sues T-Mobile US over 4G
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China's Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. has filed a lawsuit against T-Mobile US alleging the US mobile phone service operator is using patented 4G technologies without a license, according to the…
Brain-waves light up and animate smart textiles
Brain-waves light up and animate smart textiles
Technology News |
At the upcoming FashionTech Conference in Berlin and the Fashion Week in Amsterdam, fashion designer and start-up Jasna Rok will present their “Fashion On Brainwaves” to the public.
From implantable retinal pixels to visual cortex stimulation
From implantable retinal pixels to visual cortex stimulation
Technology News |
French Startup Pixium Vision is moving fast in the field of vision restauration. The company is not only developing two distinct retinal-implant technologies to circumvent retinal degenerative diseases, it also…
Nordic shrinks package for wearables with latest Bluetooth LE SoC
Nordic shrinks package for wearables with latest Bluetooth LE SoC
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Targeting next-generation wearables and space-constrained IoT applications, Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF52832 Wafer Level Chip Scale Package (WL-CSP) has a 3.0 by 3.2 mm footprint that occupies one quarter of the footprint…
Startup aims to simplify networks with programmable switch chip
Startup aims to simplify networks with programmable switch chip
Technology News |
Martin Izzard and 80 colleagues want to upend the multi-billion dollar industry of network hardware. They hope the chips they will tape out soon provide a strategic wedge that does…
Next-gen car infotainment system will access the Smart Home
Next-gen car infotainment system will access the Smart Home
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Volkswagen and LG Electronics have announced they will jointly develop a next-generation services platform for the connected car. The platform will provide seamless access to innovative cloud-based services such as…
Safer automotive software through Open Source?
Safer automotive software through Open Source?
Interviews |
Linux is about to conquer one of the last blank spots in the world of open source software: The car. EE Times Europe talked with Dan Cauchy, General Manager of…
Google makes coding physical for kids
Google makes coding physical for kids
Technology News |
Google Creative Lab's Project Bloks research collaboration aims to entice kids to code through recreational problem solving, providing colourful tangible blocks that once snapped together, send their equivalent in compiled…
Brain-sensing smart plastics, textiles highlight fashion collection
Brain-sensing smart plastics, textiles highlight fashion collection
Technology News |
At the upcoming FashionTech Conference in Berlin and the Fashion Week in Amsterdam, fashion designer and start-up Jasna Rok will present their “Fashion On Brainwaves” to the public.
Devicescape powers disruptive ‘World Wi-Fi’ app
Devicescape powers disruptive ‘World Wi-Fi’ app
Business news |
Devicescape (San Bruno, CA) has announced a partnership with leading voice and messaging app provider Norwood Systems (Nedlands, Western Australia), which sees the Devicescape Curated Virtual Network of shared Wi-Fi…
Google acquires image-recognition startup
Google acquires image-recognition startup
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Google (Mountain View, CA) has announced a deal to buy image-recognition startup Moodstocks (Paris, France). Created in 2009, the French startup first introduced on-device image recognition in 2012, enabling smartphones…


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