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Hella creates eye-catcher with curved OLEDs
Hella creates eye-catcher with curved OLEDs
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The availability of Organic LEDs (OLEDs) at and in cars will yield a host of new design options. A foretaste…
High-end COM Express modules get their starter kit
High-end COM Express modules get their starter kit
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MSC Technologies has released the ready-to-use starter kit MSC C6-SK-8S-T6T2 for the instant operation and evaluation of its powerful MSC…
Wearable application processor does it all
Wearable application processor does it all
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By integrating sensing, data processing and wireless transmission into a single package, Toshiba Electronics Europe’s TZ1001MBG application processor is aimed…
Quad data rate SRAM supports 100-400 Gigabit line cards
Quad data rate SRAM supports 100-400 Gigabit line cards
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Claimed to be the industry’s first Quad Data Rate IV (QDR-IV) SRAM, Cypress Semiconductor’s 144- and 72-Mbit devices support a…

European Commission intervenes in Micron Italian jobs case
European Commission intervenes in Micron Italian jobs case
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Antonio Tajani, vice president of the European Commission for Enterprise and Industry, has written to the CEO and board of directors of memory chip company Micron Technology Inc. (Boise, Idaho)…
What after all is 1 Ampere?
What after all is 1 Ampere?
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In November 2014, the International Conference on Measures and Weights will likely agree on a new definition of the Ampere as one of the three basic dimensions of electricity. Just…
How IBM measured the current data speed record
How IBM measured the current data speed record
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Whenever I hear a claim about some new highest speed, shortest time, or other research result, I ask, "How did they measure it?" and "How do they know if the…
Network Functions Virtualisation — fit for purpose?
Network Functions Virtualisation — fit for purpose?
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Network Functions Virtualization introduces new levels of uncertainty into the already complex network environment, that demands a return to first principles and a test solution based on the accumulated knowledge…
Update on the Draft R&TTE Directive
Update on the Draft R&TTE Directive
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Since its introduction in April 2000, the Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive (R&TTE) has been the required method for manufacturers to test and show compliance of any radio and…
Temperature monitor and real-time clock for battery-powered systems
Temperature monitor and real-time clock for battery-powered systems
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Maxim Integrated has posted details of the MAX31629, an I2C digital thermometer and real-time clock (RTC) that integrates the functions of a real-time clock and a temperature monitor in a…
Segger’s J-Link adds Microchip PIC32 to supported MCUs
Segger’s J-Link adds Microchip PIC32 to supported MCUs
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J-Link now fully supports direct debugging via JTAG on Microchip PIC32 devices. This includes support for the IEEE 1149.2 traditional 4-wire JTAG interface and the Microchip proprietary 2-wire JTAG interface.
1A, 45-MHz op amp drives industrial loads
1A, 45-MHz op amp drives industrial loads
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Analog Devices has posted pre-release information on the forthcoming ADA4870, a unity-gain stable, high-speed current feedback amplifier capable of delivering 1A of continuous output current from a 40V supply.
Function libraries step up MCU performance by up to 100x
Function libraries step up MCU performance by up to 100x
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You can boost performance by as much as 100x on Texas instruments MSP430 MCUs with the same power budget; math libraries provide developers with large performance improvements, while maintaining ultra-low…
8-bit PICs gain integrated peripherals for reduced system cost
8-bit PICs gain integrated peripherals for reduced system cost
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Microchip’s PIC16(L)F170X and PIC16(L)F171X family of 8-bit microcontrollers (MCUs) combine intelligent analogue and core-independent peripherals, along with cost-effective pricing and eXtreme Low Power (XLP) technology.
Cree unveils industry’s first 8000-lumen LED module
Cree unveils industry’s first 8000-lumen LED module
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Cree, Inc. has introduced an 8000-lumen LMH2 LED Module, which is an easy-to-use solution for high-ceiling applications that is designed to replace 150-watt ceramic-metal-halide (CMH) lamps while using 63 percent…
45-W LED driver delivers high-power bulb dimming benefits
45-W LED driver delivers high-power bulb dimming benefits
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Dialog Semiconductor plc has introduced a single-stage LED driver to address dimming performance, heat and cost in high power, dimmable solid state lighting (SSL) applications.
Hall-effect rotary-position sensors in transport and industry
Hall-effect rotary-position sensors in transport and industry
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There are a wide range of components, switches and sensors found inside most motorised vehicles that are used for personal transportation or for heavy industry. Designed to measure, monitor and…
Simple power supply voltage splitters based on audio amplifiers – Part 3
Simple power supply voltage splitters based on audio amplifiers – Part 3
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Petre Petrov in the third part of this article considers voltage splitters based on power audio amplifiers.
Hall-effect rotary-position sensors in transport and heavy industrial applications
Hall-effect rotary-position sensors in transport and heavy industrial applications
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There are a wide range of components, switches and sensors found inside most motorised vehicles that are used for personal transportation or for heavy industry. Designed to measure, monitor and…
Simple PS voltage splitters based on audio amplifiers – Part 3
Simple PS voltage splitters based on audio amplifiers – Part 3
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Petre Petrov in the third part of this article considers voltage splitters based on power audio amplifiers.
GPS advanced OCXO module for LTE and 4G base stations
GPS advanced OCXO module for LTE and 4G base stations
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The IQCM-100 GPS advanced OCXO module for use in LTE and 4G base stations, from IQD, achieves a holdover specification of 1.5 microseconds over a period of 24 hours when…
MEMS, magnetics set to lead sensor market rebound
MEMS, magnetics set to lead sensor market rebound
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The market for optoelectronics, sensors, actuators and discrete devices will grow by 8 percent in 2014, a rebound from two weak years, according to IC Insights.
Ex-Omnivision engineers form image sensor startup
Ex-Omnivision engineers form image sensor startup
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A team of engineers formerly with Omnvision Inc. (Santa Clara, Calif.), a leading provider of CMOS image sensors, has founded Cista System Corp. (San Jose, Calif.).
Renault cockpit woos the connected lifestyle
Renault cockpit woos the connected lifestyle
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Visteon and Renault have jointly developed a car cockpit made to measure for the situation of the connected car: It offers not only specific interaction possibilities for driver and passengers,…
Light wave filtering technique boosts photovoltaics efficiency potential
Light wave filtering technique boosts photovoltaics efficiency potential
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A system that allows light of any color to pass through only if it is coming from one specific angle has been created by researchers at MIT.  The technique points…
12 W GaN power amplifier covers 0.1 to 3.0 GHz
12 W GaN power amplifier covers 0.1 to 3.0 GHz
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The TGA2216 from TriQuint is a wideband cascode amplifier fabricated on the company's production 0.25 µm GaN on SiC process.
Battery design: key to improving wearable medical devices
Battery design: key to improving wearable medical devices
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Google has recently celebrated 15 years since its launch. While still in its teens, Google has dramatically changed the way most people see and use the internet and has become…
Photonics breakthrough advances thin-film solar cell performance
Photonics breakthrough advances thin-film solar cell performance
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Researchers at the University at Buffalo have developed a multilayered waveguide taper array, which is a nanoscale microchip component that claims to improve the ability to trap and absorb light…


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