Battery breakthrough can supercharge electric vehicles
Researchers at Berkeley Lab have developed a new battery technology that can extend the driving range of electric vehicles and power electric vertical takeoff and
Author: Gina Roos
Waterproof USB cable assemblies operate in harsh environments
L-com has introduced a new series of IP67-rated, waterproof USB 3.0 cable assemblies that can withstand the harsh environments in test and measurement, data transfer,
Six-DoF MEMS sensor targets automotive
Murata’s 6DoF MEMS inertial sensor targets safety-critical automotive and automated driving
Current-sense chip resistors shrink
Stackpole Electronics now offers its CSRT thin-film current-sense chip resistors in the 0201 package
Monitor your health by drawing bioelectronics on your skin
Engineers at the University of Missouri have demonstrated that drawing bioelectronics on skin using pencils and paper could be used to monitor personal
IoT sensor module delivers high integration out of the box
TDK’s all-in-one IoT sensor module integrates MEMS sensors, precision algorithms, a wireless MCU, and a rechargeable battery in a small ladybug
Optical sensor module cuts development time for health-monitoring devices
Maxim Integrated’s MAXM86146 optical sensor with integrated advanced algorithms offers a 45% thinner optical design and reduces the development time of
EnSilica unveils customizable wireless medical sensor chip
EnSilica has claimed the industry’s first single-chip medical sensor ASIC platform with wireless capability for lower-cost wearable medical
Chiller platform cools 3D-printing systems
Laird’s Nextreme Recirculating Chiller Platform offers low noise and up to 50% lower energy consumption compared to conventional compressor-based
Toggle switch adds nonslip grip option
C&K’s 7000 Series of miniature toggle switches now offers a knurled cap option for nonslip