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Produced water project in Wasco, Calif. uses Water Planet software
IntelliFlux™ Artificial Intelligence-Based Control System from Water Planet powers demonstrations to evaluate performance and cost of treating produced water for use in agricultural irrigation
Picture Gallery: PA Consulting’s Raspberry Pi coding competition
Winners have been announced of PA Consulting Group’s fourth annual Raspberry Pi coding competition.
Picture Gallery: PA Consulting’s Raspberry Pi coding competition
Hats off to Asus for super light cheap laptop
Having been hunting around for a light-weight Windows machine, I have looked at all sorts of computers. One which didn’t meet my minimum spec (4G ram, 64G flash) was rather impressive just the same. The brilliant thing about the Asus EeeBook X205TA is that it weighs under 1kg (980g) despite having an 11.6″ screen. It …
ST Speculation
The other speculation du jour is the succession at ST. Although ST has not officially confirmed that the ST board is looking for a replacement for Carl Bozotti, the speculation that it is looking is all over the web. The French, of course, will want a Frenchman, and the Italians, of course, will want an …
Only Connect: On contactless technology
Welcome to another post in the series by Nick Locke, of Nicab Ltd, who has more than 15 years experience in the electronics manufacturing industry specialising in interconnection cable assembly. TE Connectivity have raised the bar with new contactless technology and the future takes one step closer. ARISO Contactless Connectivity reliably delivers power, data and signal over …
UK robotics to get summer showcase
UK tech industry will highlight the importance of robotics this summer with a nationwide programme of events for the first ever UK Robotics Week (25 June – 1 July 2016). Events will include open labs, schools and academic competitions and hackathons, and the build-up to UK Robotics Week will begin at the Imperial Festival 2016 …
Russian scientists claim breakthrough in ferroelectric ‘universal’ memory
Scientists from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) have succeeded in growing ultra-thin (2.5-nanometre) ferroelectric films based on hafnium oxide that could potentially be used to develop non-volatile memory elements called ferroelectric tunnel junctions. As demand for data storage increases researchers are trying to develop faster and more compact storage devices. The ideal …
Russian scientists claim breakthrough in ferroelectric ‘universal’ memory
Why not direct AC drive your LED string?
The whys and wherefores of AC-direct driving of LED lighting systems explained by Francois Mirand True to the history of other types of semiconductor products, LEDs offer better performance at a lower cost with every passing year. So much so, in fact, that the other elements of a conventional LED lighting fixture – the housing, …
Phone processors among ICs to exceed market growth in 2016
Fourteen out of 33 IC product types are expected to show growth of better than 2% this year, says IC Insights. Fourteen product categories—topped by Cellphone Application Processors and Signal Conversion (analog) devices—are expected to exceed the 2% growth rate forecast for the total IC market this year. Another five product categories are expected to grow …