Intelligent inline spectrometers strengthen the process analytical instrumentation portfolio.
PennWell mourns passing of former CEO
Business-to-business media company PennWell announced that its former CEO, Robert F. Biolchini, passed away on November 8 in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
Banyan Water Partners with HydroTech to optimize cooling tower water use
Partnership fuses Banyan’s real-time analytics software with HydroTech’s HydroFLOW technology.
Attempt to restore sight by direct brain stimulation
French research lab Leti will participate in a US project to restore vision by stimulating the visual cortex, funded by a DARPA (US Defence advanced research projects agency) programme called ‘Neural engineering system design programme’ (NESD). Leti and Leti’s biomedical research centre Clinatec, will focus on a sub-set of the programme called CorticalSight, which is …
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ADI IMUs for drones
ADI has announced a series of five inertial measurement units (IMUs) for drones. The ADIS16470, ADIS16475 and ADIS16477 IMUs have standard surface mount assembly. The ADIS16465 and ADIS16467 IMUs offer similar performance in a ruggedised enclosure option. The new IMUs bring the same benefits to Autonomous Machine applications in fields such as Smart Agriculture where …
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Intersil launches rad-hard quad power supply sequencers
Intersil has announced rad-hard quad power supply sequencers designed to drive point-of load (POL) regulators that power high performance FPGAs and complex, multi-rail power systems. Up to four power supplies can be fully sequenced by a single device or multiple devices can be cascaded to sequence an unlimited number of power supplies. Intersil’s power supply …
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25 functions for 25c
TI has launched its cheapest, lowest powered MCUs for sensing applications. The MSP430 MCUs allow developers to implement simple sensing solutions through a variety of integrated mixed-signal features in this family of MSP430 value line sensing MCUs, costing 25c In high volumes. Features and benefits of TI’s MSP430 value line sensing MCUs 25 common system-level functions …
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iPhone X tear-down reveals $370 BOM
A tear-down of iPhone X by IHS Markit estimates that the 64GB version has a BOM of $370.25.
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Auto is fastest growing IC market, says IC Insights
Automotive electronic system sales will have a CAGR of 5.4% from 2016 through 2021, says IC Insights, making auto the fastest growing of the six major electronics systems markets. Demand is rising for electronic systems in new cars with increasing attention focused on self-driving (autonomous) vehicles, vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) communications, as …
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Acquisition could take high-end body motion analysis to a physio near you
High-end human body motion-sensing technology could become widely available, following the purchase of Dutch motion tracking firm Xsens by California MEMS accelerometer maker mCube. Xsens technology is used by computer games companies, film makers and clinicians to accurately track the movement of limbs and other major body parts. For example, it is used to record …
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