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USB 3.0 camera captures 169 fps at SXGA resolution
USB 3.0 camera captures 169 fps at SXGA resolution
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Equipped with a Python 1300 CMOS sensor by ON Semiconductor, the UI-3140CP Rev. 2 from IDS Imaging Development Systems is…
3D-printed ‘benchtop’ brain promises drug, disorder advances
3D-printed ‘benchtop’ brain promises drug, disorder advances
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Researchers at the University of Wollongong (Australia) have developed a 3D-printed layered structure with neural cells that mimics the…
Power grid forecasting tool improves accuracy by 50%
Power grid forecasting tool improves accuracy by 50%
The US Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has demonstrated a new forecasting tool that delivers up to a…
Make data safe on power loss with 1Mb quad-SPI nvSRAM
Make data safe on power loss with 1Mb quad-SPI nvSRAM
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For high-throughput, highly reliable data capture on power loss, Cypress’ nonvolatile RAM simplifies designs by eliminating batteries and reducing pin…

8-bit MCU documentation package smooths way to ISO 26262 certification
8-bit MCU documentation package smooths way to ISO 26262 certification
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STMicroelectronics has published a safety manual and Failure Modes, Effects, and Diagnostic Analysis (FMEDA) document that together help streamline ISO 26262 functional-safety certification up to ASIL-B for systems containing its…
USB Type-C superMHL product carries 60fps, 4K Video & USB 3.1 data
USB Type-C superMHL product carries 60fps, 4K Video & USB 3.1 data
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Lattice Semiconductor claims the first superMHL products to deliver 4K 60fps RGB/4:4:4 video with concurrent USB 3.1 Gen 1 or Gen 2 data over the new USB Type-C connector; presented…
Brain-controlled prosthesis enables one-finger typing
Brain-controlled prosthesis enables one-finger typing
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Researchers at Stanford University have developed a technique to make thought-controlled prostheses more precise and capable of one-finger typing.
World’s first white lasers promise faster Li-Fi performance
World’s first white lasers promise faster Li-Fi performance
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Researchers at Arizona State University have demonstrated that semiconductor lasers are capable of emitting over the full visible color spectrum, which is necessary to produce a white laser that could…
LED lighting innovation leads to ultrafast DNA diagnostics
LED lighting innovation leads to ultrafast DNA diagnostics
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Researchers at UC Berkeley have used light-emitting diodes (LEDs) have developed a technology that promises to make a workhorse lab tool cheaper, more portable and many times faster by accelerating…
The Art of Waves: Images on an oscilloscope
The Art of Waves: Images on an oscilloscope
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Arash Ushani considers how to create and view signals in different forms using an oscilloscope.
Power MOSFET Basics: Understanding the superjunction technology
Power MOSFET Basics: Understanding the superjunction technology
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Sanjay Havanur and Philip Zuk of Vishay consider some of the basics of power MOSFET technology with a focus on superjunction technology.
Power MOSFET Basics: Understanding superjunction technology
Power MOSFET Basics: Understanding superjunction technology
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Sanjay Havanur and Philip Zuk of Vishay consider some of the basics of power MOSFET technology with a focus on superjunction technology.
White lasers promise faster Li-Fi performance
White lasers promise faster Li-Fi performance
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Researchers at Arizona State University have demonstrated that semiconductor lasers are capable of emitting over the full visible color spectrum, which is necessary to produce a white laser that could…
Hackers could exploit phone batteries to track users
Hackers could exploit phone batteries to track users
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A European team of security researchers have identified a potential privacy invasion 'black hole' that could exploit phone batteries to pinpoint their owners and track them around the internet.
DOCSIS 3.1 chipset supports hybrid fiber-coax networks
DOCSIS 3.1 chipset supports hybrid fiber-coax networks
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The STiD325 DOCSIS 3.1 chipset from STMicroelectronics targets broadband CPE cable modems, embedded media terminal adapters (eMTAs), and gateways, as well as for video gateways when associated to set-top-box chipsets.
‘Aqueous solar flow’ battery 20 percent more efficient than lithium-iodine batteries
‘Aqueous solar flow’ battery 20 percent more efficient than lithium-iodine batteries
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Researchers at The Ohio State University are claiming a new milestone for the world’s first solar air battery by reporting a 20 percent energy saving compared with traditional lithium-iodine batteries.
Power grid forecasting tool is 50 percent more accurate
Power grid forecasting tool is 50 percent more accurate
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Accurately forecasting future electricity needs is tricky, with sudden weather changes and other variables impacting projections minute by minute. Errors can have grave repercussions, from blackouts to high market costs.
Can your phone batteries keep you secret on the internet?
Can your phone batteries keep you secret on the internet?
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A European team of security researchers have identified a potential privacy invasion 'black hole' that could exploit phone batteries to pinpoint their owners and track them around the internet.
20/30A PMBus converters lower EMI, support adaptive voltage scaling
20/30A PMBus converters lower EMI, support adaptive voltage scaling
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20-A and 30-A synchronous DC/DC buck converters offer frequency synchronisation for low-noise and reduced EMI/EMC; and a PMBus interface for adaptive voltage scaling (AVS).
‘Aqueous solar flow’ battery lasts longer
‘Aqueous solar flow’ battery lasts longer
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Researchers at The Ohio State University are claiming a new milestone for the world’s first solar air battery by reporting a 20 percent energy saving compared with traditional lithium-iodine batteries.
NASA preps Venus ICs
NASA preps Venus ICs
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The surface of Venus is almost 500 degrees Celsius (932 degrees Fahrenheit)—hot enough to melt lead and turn aluminum into a slurry, prompting the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA)…
Phone batteries leak your browsing whereabouts
Phone batteries leak your browsing whereabouts
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A European team of security researchers have identified a potential privacy invasion 'black hole' that could exploit phone batteries to pinpoint their owners and track them around the internet.
Automotive electronics complexity at tipping point, study warns
Automotive electronics complexity at tipping point, study warns
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Features and functions are added at rapid pace to new cars. Typically, the E/E engineers add a dedicated electronic control unit (ECU) for every new function. This approach is hitting…
Wearable monitor wins Sudden Impact challenge
Wearable monitor wins Sudden Impact challenge
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A wearable impact and health monitor has won the 'Sudden Impact' design competition, organized by the element14 Community. Twelve individuals from around the world competed to develop wearable health solutions…
Toshiba releases 256Gb 48-layer BiCS FLASH
Toshiba releases 256Gb 48-layer BiCS FLASH
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Toshiba Corporation has unveiled its new generation of BiCS FLASH, a three-dimensional (3D) stacked cell structure flash memory implemented as a 256-gigabit (32gigabytes) 48-layer device. The new chips also use…
Synchronous rectifier controller maximises efficiency across load profiles
Synchronous rectifier controller maximises efficiency across load profiles
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NXP Semiconductor has posted details of the TEA1995T, which it terms the first product of a new generation of Synchronous Rectifier (SR) controller ICs for switched mode power supplies, with…
Monolithic GaNi power transistor half bridge operates over 2MHz
Monolithic GaNi power transistor half bridge operates over 2MHz
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The EPC2106 GaN power transistor offers power systems designers a solution that switches over 2MHz resulting in no interference with the AM band, reducing costs for filtering, thus making it…
Altera brings in ZMDI to boost digital power control integration
Altera brings in ZMDI to boost digital power control integration
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In May 2013, Altera acquired point-of-load power regulation specialist Enpirion; now it is aiming to advance the level of integration and digital control around the power regulation function, with the…


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