An intelligent patch for cardiac monitoring is amongst research projects built on flexible and stretchable PCBs from Würth Elektronik. There are two cardiac monitors, a mini version with three electrodes ...
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Concurrent Technologies has announced a plug-in dual enclave switch card for equipment racks. Called Iris, it “acts as the system keystone to provide secure, high bandwidth switch connections between each ...
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Kyocera AVX has announced a range of high-capacity supercapcitor banks with low leakage. “SCM Series supercapacitor modules are rated for operating temperatures from -40°C to +65°C and lifetimes that extend ...
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China has stymied the Intel-Tower deal by refusing regulatory approval and Intel will now pay a termination fee of $353 million to Tower. “Our foundry efforts are critical to unlocking ...
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Imec has integrated a pinned photodiode structure in thin-film image sensors. With the addition of a pinned-photogate and a transfer gate, the superior absorption qualities of thin-film imagers -beyond one ...
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Kneron, the Qualcomm-backed neural processing specialist, is about to start sampling an automotive-grade neuron processing unit (NPU) with an integrated image signal processor (ISP). The KL730 has a peripheral interface ...
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The slump in smartphone sales continued in Q2 with an 8% global fall, according to Smartphone Country Share Tracker. Major countries saw the following declines: Korea, declined 17% ...
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Intelsat has completed its C-band frequency clearing process for which it will receive nearly $3.7 billion in payment from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The commission had set deadline ...
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