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Fuel cell test module for lab and vehicle
Fuel cell test module for lab and vehicle
New Products |
Perhaps an indicator for the approaching market maturity of fuel cell vehicles: The MCM Intelliprobe test module from Smart TestSolutions…
ST’s free software packages detect activity from sensors in wearables
ST’s free software packages detect activity from sensors in wearables
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STMicroelectronics has introduced three additions to its Open.MEMS portfolio of free and easy-to-use software libraries for the development of motion-sensing…
Chip market decline deepens
Chip market decline deepens
Market news |
A chip market decline that began mid-2015 looks set to continue through the first quarter of 2016 at least, with…
Global chip market to shrink for three years, says IHS
Global chip market to shrink for three years, says IHS
Market news |
IHS Technology has joins several other market forecasters who foresee declining global chip revenues in 2016 with few bright spots…

MEMS energy exchange exceeds theory, shows PV promise
MEMS energy exchange exceeds theory, shows PV promise
Technology News |
An academic team has built a nanoscale MEMS device that transfers heat radiatively at 100 times the theoretical level and that could impact electricity generation.
PragmatIC goes Dutch to commission flexible logic production line
PragmatIC goes Dutch to commission flexible logic production line
Business news |
A pioneer of printed and flexible electronics is working with a Dutch engineering services firm to commission the first production line for its technology.
Organ-on-chip startup raises $28 million
Organ-on-chip startup raises $28 million
Technology News |
Emulate Inc. (Cambridge, Mass.), a startup spun off from the Wyss Institute at Harvard University, has raised $28 million in a Series B round of financing.
As analog goes digital must digital go soft?
As analog goes digital must digital go soft?
Feature articles |
Ken Coffman, field applications engineer with Intersil, discusses the long-term evolution of electronics.
What happened to: SuVolta?
What happened to: SuVolta?
Feature articles |
SuVolta Inc. was a promising startup developing deeply depleted channel transistor technology for low-power ICs that is no more.
Keep it simple: beware of feature creep
Keep it simple: beware of feature creep
Feature articles |
Bill Schweber discusses how keeping the design problem – and then the solution – as simple as possible, can provide the best chance of success.
45-W LED power supplies support industrial and commercial lighting
45-W LED power supplies support industrial and commercial lighting
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LinkCom Manufacturing has introduced a family of INCORE high-performance constant-current LED power supplies. The first offering in the family is the 45 W DBFN-45 series.
Identifying defects in LED materials promises more efficient lighting
Identifying defects in LED materials promises more efficient lighting
Technology News |
Researchers at University of California, Santa Barbara (USCB) have identified a specific type of defect in the atomic structure of a LED that results in less efficient performance.
Energy storage device analyzer targets battery, fuel cell, supercap research
Energy storage device analyzer targets battery, fuel cell, supercap research
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Solartron Analytical, a unit of AMETEK Advanced Measurement Technology (Broussard, LA) has launched the EnergyLab XM, a potentiostat, galvanostat and frequency response analyzer (FRA).
Perovskite solar cell performance boosted by applying pressure
Perovskite solar cell performance boosted by applying pressure
Technology News |
Stanford University scientists have discovered that applying pressure to solar cell perovskites can change the properties of the inexpensive materials and how they respond to light.
IBM, Xilinx announce FPGA-based acceleration in R&D cloud platform
IBM, Xilinx announce FPGA-based acceleration in R&D cloud platform
Technology News |
Xilinx (San Jose, CA) and IBM (Armonk, NY) announced they will be enabling FPGA-based acceleration within the SuperVessel OpenPOWER development cloud services offered on ptopenlab.com.
Wireless M-Bus evaluation kit targets smart metering
Wireless M-Bus evaluation kit targets smart metering
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AMIHO Technology and ROHM Semiconductor have released an evaluation kit designed to get customers up and running rapidly with sub-GHz radio design.
3D printable hydraulic actuators simplify robot mechanics
3D printable hydraulic actuators simplify robot mechanics
Technology News |
Researchers from System from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab have managed to intertwine solid and liquid 3-D printing patterns to yield hermetically closed hydraulic actuators.
3D-printed hydraulic actuators for simpler robot mechanics
3D-printed hydraulic actuators for simpler robot mechanics
Technology News |
Researchers from System from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab have managed to intertwine solid and liquid 3-D printing patterns to yield hermetically closed hydraulic actuators.
PXI RF multiplexers offer 18 different configuration options
PXI RF multiplexers offer 18 different configuration options
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Pickering Interfaces has expanded the company's range of PXI 50Ω 600 MHz RF Multiplexers with 18 different configurations including a PXI two slot 32:1 configuration.
Teledyne LeCroy acquires Frontline Test Equipment
Teledyne LeCroy acquires Frontline Test Equipment
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Teledyne LeCroy, Inc. has acquired Frontline Test Equipment, Inc., which is headquartered in Charlottesville, Virginia, USA, and provides electronic test and measurement instrumentation and is a market leader in wireless…
Alps introduces low-current pressure sensor
Alps introduces low-current pressure sensor
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Alps Electric Co. Ltd. (Tokyo, Japan) has started manufacturing a low current consumption model in its HSPPAD series of digital pressure sensors suitable for integration into smartphones, tablets and wearable…
Ampleon showcases RF energy innovations
Ampleon showcases RF energy innovations
Business news |
Ampleon today announced its participation At the forthcoming Electronic Design Innovation Conference - EDI CON – held in Beijing, China between April 19 – 21, 2016., Ampleon will showcase its…
High-isolation IoT switches
High-isolation IoT switches
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RFMW, Ltd., has announced design and sales support for Skyworks high isolation switches developed for IoT (Internet of Things) applications.
Increasing pressure on perovskites boosts solar cell performance
Increasing pressure on perovskites boosts solar cell performance
Technology News |
Stanford University scientists have discovered that applying pressure to solar cell perovskites can change the properties of the inexpensive materials and how they respond to light.
Programmable crystal oscillators cover the 0.67 to 170MHz range
Programmable crystal oscillators cover the 0.67 to 170MHz range
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Seiko Epson is extending its line of programmable crystal oscillators with the SG-8101 series and SG-9101 series, both operating in an extended temperature range of -40 to +85ºC (a top-end…
Cognitive computing platform unites Xilinx and IBM
Cognitive computing platform unites Xilinx and IBM
Technology News |
Xilinx and IBM announced they will be enabling FPGA-based acceleration within the SuperVessel OpenPOWER development cloud services offered on ptopenlab.com.
LED lighting efficiency: Is spotting crystal lattice defects the key?
LED lighting efficiency: Is spotting crystal lattice defects the key?
Technology News |
Researchers at University of California, Santa Barbara (USCB) have identified a specific type of defect in the atomic structure of a LED that results in less efficient performance.
First Look at Samsung’s 48L 3D V-NAND Flash
First Look at Samsung’s 48L 3D V-NAND Flash
The highly anticipated Samsung's 48 layer V-NAND 3D flash memory is out in the market, and we at TechInsights have the first look.


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