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Atmel targets the Smart Home at CES 2015
Atmel targets the Smart Home at CES 2015
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Atmel® Corporation will be unveiling a number of products that power smart, secure and connected applications for the Internet of…
US consumer research on IoT shows privacy is a major concern
US consumer research on IoT shows privacy is a major concern
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A consortium set up by a grouping including NXP Semiconductors to focus on Internet-of-Things topics has reported the results of…
15-in-15: Analog, MEMS and sensor startups to watch in 2015
15-in-15: Analog, MEMS and sensor startups to watch in 2015
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Here are fifteen startups that are eager to change the world of electronics and that we think are worth keeping…
European server project promotes ARM on FDSOI
European server project promotes ARM on FDSOI
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A collaborative European microserver project has teamed processor IP licensor ARM and chipmaker STMicroelectronics up with a number of academic…

VCO delivers best-in-class phase noise performance
VCO delivers best-in-class phase noise performance
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The model V480MEM2-LF RoHS compliant voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) from Z-Communications operates at 445 to 480 MHz with a tuning voltage range of 0.5 to 2.5 Vdc.
Richardson RFPD announces Hittite Microwave products from ADI
Richardson RFPD announces Hittite Microwave products from ADI
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Richardson RFPD has announced the availability and full design support capabilities for Hittite Microwave products from Analog Devices, Inc.
Shanghai Huali Microelectronics looks to specialty technology to target IoT growth
Shanghai Huali Microelectronics looks to specialty technology to target IoT growth
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At the 2014 China Semiconductor Industry Association IC Design Branch Annual Conference (ICCAD), Chinese IC manufacturer Shanghai Huali Microelectronics Corporation (HLMC) presented its outlook for the Internet of Things (IoT)…
Boeing faces calls to re-design lithium-ion batteries
Boeing faces calls to re-design lithium-ion batteries
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Japan's civil aviation authority (JCAB) has called for Boeing to redesign the lithium ion batteries aboard the company's 787 aircraft. The JCAB advised Boeing to adopt proposed design changes and…
The big lie about LED lighting
The big lie about LED lighting
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Scott Elder, principal engineer with Linear Technology discusses why LED lighting fails earlier than consumers might expect.
Tri-axis accelerometers go thinner
Tri-axis accelerometers go thinner
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Kionix Inc. (Ithaca, New York), the MEMS subsidiary of Rohm Co. Ltd., has announced to thin full-functional tri-axis accelerometers: the KX112 (2.0mm by 2.0mm 0.6mm) and the KXCJB (3.0mm by…
German cities emit less light pollution than US equivalents
German cities emit less light pollution than US equivalents
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German environmental scientists have found that German cities emit several times less light per capita than comparably sized American cities but also discovered that light emission per capita was higher…
BASF develops simple 3D image sensor
BASF develops simple 3D image sensor
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Chemicals giant BASF SE (Ludwigshafen, Germany) has developed a single-lens passive optical sensor that can measure distance to an object and thereby 3D position detection and 3D imaging.
Amtech pursues PERC sector growth with SoLayTec takeover
Amtech pursues PERC sector growth with SoLayTec takeover
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Amtech Systems, Inc's subsidiary, Tempress Group Holding, B.V., has acquired a majority ownership interest in SoLayTec, B.V., located in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, from RENA.
BASF develops simple 3D sensor
BASF develops simple 3D sensor
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Chemicals giant BASF SE (Ludwigshafen, Germany) has developed a single-lens passive optical sensor that can measure distance to an object and thereby 3D position detection and 3D imaging.
SCHMID Group deal supports Russian PV manufacturing facility
SCHMID Group deal supports Russian PV manufacturing facility
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Germany's SCHMID Group have signed an agreement with Solar Systems of Russia and Pekintas Group of Turkey to establish a cell and module manufacturing line in Alabuga, Russia, with the…
Tesla Roadster targest 400-mile range with one charge
Tesla Roadster targest 400-mile range with one charge
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Tesla Motor Inc. has revealed a series of upgrades to company's Roadster model which will give the electric car a range of more than 400 miles on a single charge.
Programmable quad output PMIC for FPGA, SoC, DSP power
Programmable quad output PMIC for FPGA, SoC, DSP power
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XR77129 is a quad output, step-down, programmable universal power management IC (PMIC) with an input operating voltage range of 6V to 40V. Its control architecture is suited for 40V inputs…
GaN: The dawn of a new era?
GaN: The dawn of a new era?
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Gallium nitride (GaN) found a strong foothold in RF/microwave applications, and several years ago was noted as a major trend at conferences such as the IEEE International Microwave Symposium. But…
Camera module market on 19% CAGR, says research firm
Camera module market on 19% CAGR, says research firm
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The annual global market for camera modules had a net worth of nearly $12 billion in 2012 and is set to rise to $43 billion in 2019, according to market…
Is Google Fiber at risk from AT&T GigaPower
Is Google Fiber at risk from AT&T GigaPower
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CEO of Q Link Wireless, Issa Asad, a based social media and telecommunications expert with over 15 years in the industry, says that in a head-to-head fiber-optic network war, GigaPower…
The dirty secret of ‘half power’ mobile phones
The dirty secret of ‘half power’ mobile phones
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It is one of the mobile industry's dirty secrets, but nearly all of today's 4G handsets do not transmit at full power. Instead, 4G handset manufacturers have been producing "half-power…
Fairview Microwave expands of low PIM product lines
Fairview Microwave expands of low PIM product lines
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Fairview Microwave has expanded its range of low passive intermodulation (low PIM) RF cables assemblies, low PIM adapters and low PIM terminations, commonly used in indoor/outdoor commercial telecom and cellular…
200 MHz bench oscilloscope targets education
200 MHz bench oscilloscope targets education
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Rohde & Schwarz is expanding its RTM bench oscilloscope family by adding a model that is ideal for the education sector.
Smartphones join musical instruments in altering the brain
Smartphones join musical instruments in altering the brain
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Research has revealed that smartphone usage, in particular finger and thumb dexterity required to use a smartphone efficiently, has an influence on brain activity. In effect, the cortical representation in…
The four most stressful days of an analog engineer
The four most stressful days of an analog engineer
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Scott Elder, principal engineer with Linear Technology discusses stress testing of analog ICs – and of analog engineers.
MegaCell signs bi-facial solar cell pact with RCT Solutions
MegaCell signs bi-facial solar cell pact with RCT Solutions
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Italian photovoltaic manufacturer MegaCell S.r.l. has signed a technical co-development and license agreement with RCT Solutions, which develops solar cell technology.
Programmable quad output PMIC powers any FPGA, SoC or DSP
Programmable quad output PMIC powers any FPGA, SoC or DSP
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Exar Corporation has introduced, a quad output programmable Universal PMIC with an input operating voltage range of 6 V to 40 V.
Analog Tips; Ultra-low-noise linear regulator powers PLLs, VCOs and clocking ICs
Analog Tips; Ultra-low-noise linear regulator powers PLLs, VCOs and clocking ICs
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Wideband communication systems usually require an ultra-low-noise regulator to power the VCOs and PLLs. The regulator must also be able to reject any ripple presented at its input.


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