Maxim’s low-power 4–20-mA sensor transmitter targets industrial automation
The MAX12900 ultra-low-power, highly integrated 4–20-mA sensor transmitter from Maxim Integrated Products has a 10-ppm/°C voltage reference for up to 3.5 times lower
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Ultra-compact TVS from Diodes protects USB 3.1/3.2 and Thunderbolt 3 interfaces
Diodes Incorporated introduced the DESD3V3Z1BCSF-7, designed to provide exceptional TVS/ESD protection to the high-speed input/output ports of advanced systems-on-chip
Schaffner high-end IEC Power Entry Modules serve demanding devices
Schaffner has had their FN 9280 and FN 9290 families of high-end IEC Power Entry Modules (PEMs) approved to IEC62368-1 Certification to enable customers manufacturing
Triboelectric nanogenerator device produces power wirelessly through hand-tapping and gestures
Scientists use an innovative triboelectric nanogenerator design that can power devices up to three meters
Physicists to build laser so powerful it could rip apart fabric of space
Shanghai’s Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics in China prepares to build a 100-PW laser to induce electron-positron pairs to break
Researchers develop 3D-printing technique using living cells
In-air filled microfluidics reduces printing time to minutes versus
Pixus announces new line of compactPCI serial chassis platforms
Pixus Technologies, a provider of embedded computing and enclosure solutions, has released a new product line of enclosure systems based upon the CompactPCI Serial
Flash controllers help ensure industrial Flash drive longevity
CompactFlash is a decades-old format with a long industrial history, but the availability of modern controller ICs means that CF doesn’t have to use old Flash
Battery that charges in one minute could beat Tesla in the race for tomorrow’s car
Electric car company Fisker has filed patents for solid-state
Will fuel cells replace batteries in cost efficiency and portable applications?
MyFC predicts that fuel cells will surpass batteries in energy density and cost efficiency in a few