Updated: Fully printed flexible display offers low power for simple IoT devices

Electrochromic materials are the key to low-cost simple displays, according to Swedish firm Rdot Displays, which claims wide viewing angles and high contrast for its reflective technology. Mass-production of flexible displays is possible on plastic substrates without needing metal or ITO layers – by either sheet-to-sheet or roll-to-roll printing. The underlying technology involves organic materials ...

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Kyocera ceramic UHF RFID tag works for aerospace

Kyocera has developed tiny ceramic UHF RFID tag that can be attached to metal tools in the aerospace industry for identification and tracking.  RFID tags will be attached to workshop tools of maintenance and repair service providers. The attached tag will withstand harsh environments which are typical for workshops, including impacts and dirt (e.g. oil, ...

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Purdue re-designs FETs

Purdue University researchers have created a  design for FETs which makes them promising candidates for next generation nanodevices. The re-engineered Purdue FET can offer better switching behaviour for computers and devices than traditional FETs. “Our technology merges lasers and transistors,” said Purdue’s  Tillmann Kubis, “there is traditionally not a lot of overlap between these two ...

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64th IEDM takes shape

The theme of  the 64th  IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM) is “Device Breakthroughs from Quantum to 5G and Beyond”. The meeting will be held from December 1-5 2018 is at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square hotel. The progress on EUV will interest many. “In terms of industrial applications, the evening panel session on EUV will ...

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