Taoglas has announced the first three antennas a range of narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) antennas called ‘Extensis‘, including what it claims are the world’s smallest ceramic NB-IoT antenna that covers Bands 5, 8 and 20 simultaneously with a single matching configuration. There is also a thin, flexible multi-band antenna that supports all LTE bands—including the new ...
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Link Microtek has introduced a compact integrated rotary joint and slip-ring assembly (RJSA) for use in the stabilised antennas of commercial and military Ka-band satellite-on-the-move (SOTM) communication systems. “By combining the functions of the microwave rotary joint and slip ring into one device, the AM28RJDSR assembly helps SOTM system manufacturers minimise the height of their ...
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Panasonic is expanding its conductive polymer hybrid aluminium electrolytic capacitor range with its ZF series rated at 1,000 hours at 150°C, enabling devices to support power train and engine-mounted applications in the automotive sector. Besides the high temperature rating, ZF Series hybrid capacitors are the first available in Through Hole Technology. Hybrid capacitors are one of ...
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Intel has bought San Jose SoC design tool and interconnect IP specialist, NetSpeed Systems. The NetSpeed team is joining Intel’s Silicon Engineering Group (SEG) led by Jim Keller. NetSpeed co-founder and CEO, Sundari Mitra (pictured centre front row) will continue to lead her team as an Intel vice president reporting to Keller. “The challenge is ...
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Birmingham University researchers see a way to swap the lithium in lithium-ion batteries with sodium. Lithium is expensive and resources are unevenly distributed across the planet. Large amounts of drinking water are used in lithium extraction and extraction techniques are becoming more energy intensive. With the ever increasing demand for electric cars, the need for ...
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ACEINNA of Massachusetts has brought out OpenIMU – a professionally supported, open-source GPS/GNSS-aided inertial navigation software stack for low-cost precise navigation applications. Whether you are developing autonomously guided vehicles for industrial applications, autonomous cars, factory or industrial robots, drones, ROVs, any kind of smart machine which needs to move – fast or slow, on land, in ...
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