e2v aide le radiotélescope CHIME à percer le mystère de l'énergie sombre
Plus de 500 convertisseurs analogiques-numériques (CAN) e2v s'apprêtent à jouer un rôle crucial dans l'ambitieux projet CHIME destiné à comprendre l'énergie sombre qui accélère l'expansion de...
View ArticleConnecteurs carte-à-carte pour applications LED
L’emploi des rubans à LED dans les applications d’éclairage est très répandu pour des raisons d’efficacité de la ligne de production. Würth Elektronik eiSos présente sa série complète de connecteurs...
View ArticleIoTize gagne le prix de l'innovation pour l'embarqué
Spécialiste de l’embarqué et des outils de vérification pour les cartes à puce et le Near Field Communication (NFC), la société du bassin Grenoblois KEOLABS a gagné l’embedded AWARD 2016 pour...
View ArticleBosch brings traffic applications into the Cloud
With its recently announced cloud services, Bosch is addressing multiple regions in the far-flung realm of the Internet of Things. Car users can benefit from some of the applications Bosch is...
View ArticleDirect-to-PoL power modules target Google-backed 48-V servers
Vicor Corporation has released the latest generation of the company's 48 V Direct-to-PoL (Point-of-Load) power components. The modules, which allow contemporary low-voltage, high-current CPUs, GPUs,...
View Article400G, PAM-4 system test; T&M collaboration demos platform
A collaboration of Teledyne LeCroy, Coherent Solutions, Anritsu and Oclaro is to demonstrate a practical test systems for 400G communications, at the forthcoming OFC 2016 (Optical Fibre Communication)...
View ArticlePitching one AI solution against next
According to Artificial Intelligence software solutions provider Dato, apps of the future will all run a form of machine learning or another to better serve their users. One of the company's early...
View ArticleKinetic, unpowered, energy harvesting switch modules
EnOcean is employing kinetic power – energy harvesting technology – in a complete batteryless, wireless switch module portfolio in the 2.4 GHz frequency band for global usage; established module form...
View ArticleX-Fab steps silicon carbide device fabrication up to 150mm wafers
X-Fab Silicon Foundries (Erfurt, Germany) is making wide band-gap, silicon carbide (SiC) technology available from its fab in Lubbock, Texas. The “SiC-ready” facilities include a high-temperature...
View ArticlePhilips collaborates to advance IoT for smart homes
Philips Lighting is partnering up with Dutch telecom company KPN, French insurance firm AXA, and French energy company ENGIE to drive the adoption of the smart home across Europe.The partnership is...
View ArticleKinetic, unpowered, energy harvesting switch modules
EnOcean is employing kinetic power – energy harvesting technology – in a complete batteryless, wireless switch module portfolio in the 2.4 GHz frequency band for global usage; established module form...
View ArticlePhilips collaborates to advance IoT for smart homes
Philips Lighting is partnering up with Dutch telecom company KPN, French insurance firm AXA, and French energy company ENGIE to drive the adoption of the smart home across Europe.The partnership is...
View ArticleFree compiler fills out ST’s 8bit MCU toolchain for small, smart devices
STMicroelectronics says it has extended incentives for designers to choose its STM8 microcontrollers for economical computing tasks in smart devices; the Cosmic CXSTM8 C-compiler completes free and...
View ArticleOpen-source RTOS for smallest IoT footprints: Zeyphr, a Linux Foundation project
The open source Zephyr Project aims to deliver an RTOS, and has issued a call for developers to help advance project for the smallest footprint IoT devices. The Zephyr Project has been conceived as an...
View ArticleTeardown: Amazon Dash Button keeps you connected
Amazon's Dash Button, which I previously mentioned back in late May 2015, is the ultimate in consumer convenience (or, if you prefer, consumerism gone crazy). Simply press a button on the inconspicuous...
View ArticleAverna acquires Test & Measurement Solutions, broadens global presence
Averna, a developer of test solutions and services for communications and electronics device-makers worldwide, has acquired a 100 percent stake in Europe-based Test & Measurement Solutions.Averna’s...
View ArticleUltra-black nanomaterial spray paint absorbs almost all incident light
Surrey NanoSystems (Newhaven, UK) now makes the world's blackest surface coating material, Vantablack, available in a spray paint version. Vantablack's nanomaterial structure absorbs virtually all...
View ArticleInVisage ready to share image sensor technology
InVisage Technologies Inc. (Menlo Park, Calif.) is prepared to provide its quantum-dot based image sensor technology to other image sensor vendors, according to Jess Lee, the company's CEO.In interview...
View ArticleMagnetic computing promises dramatic energy reduction potential
Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley (Berkeley, CA) have shown for the first time that magnetic chips can operate with the lowest fundamental level of energy dissipation possible under...
View ArticleNew fuel cell design uses graphene-wrapped nanocrystals
Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have developed a new materials recipe for a battery-like hydrogen fuel cell to push the device's...
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