Innovative technology could lead to low-cost seawater desalination.
Hawaii to use seawater to cool state office buildings in Honolulu
State has reached a preliminary agreement with Honolulu Seawater Air Conditioning to cool seven state office buildings and the state Capitol.
Multiple cases of Legionnaires’ disease confirmed in Orange County
11 cases were reported by individuals visiting Disneyland theme park.
Imec and Western Digital extend relationship
Imec and Western Digital have extended their R&D collaboration in logic, memory, advanced patterning, and interconnect. “Having Western Digital, a world leader in data storage technology, as as a full core partner brings unique and valuable knowledge to our research,” says Imec CEO Luc Van den hove (pictured) “the new three-year agreement confirms the …
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Murata launches Nordic BLE device
Murata’s MBN p52832 Nordic-based BLE module consists of Nordic’s nRF52832 IC, a 32 MHz crystal for timing, and an on-board antenna. It has pins for an off-board omni-directional antenna and a NFC antenna. The module provides a Serial Port Interface (SPI) and UART interface to Nordic’s nRF52832 ARM Cortex M4 processor. The WSM-BL241-ADA-008 module provides …
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GloFo demonstrates 112Gbps SerDes IP
Globalfoundries has demonstrated 112Gbps SerDes for cloud computing, hyperscale datacentre, and networking applications. “Our customers will soon have access to design best-in-class ASIC solutions to meet the explosive bandwidth growth in data center and networking applications,” says GloFo’s Mike Cadigan. The 112G SerDes is designed in GF’s high-performance ASIC FX-14 technology, and is capable of supporting …
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Toshiba in mass production of three-phase brushless motor drivers
Toshiba has started mass production of two three-phase brushless motor drivers. TC78B015FTG is for 12V power supply applications and TC78B015AFTG supports applications using 24V. The new ICs support high-speed rotation of small fan motors and are ideally suited to home appliance and industrial equipment applications. Ideally, cooling fans, such as those found in servers, combine …
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u-blox IoT modules get China certification
u-blox’s SARA-N2 NB-IoT modules have completed AVL certification with China Telecom and validation with China Unicom. This includes the SARA-N200 (900 MHz) and SARA-N201 (850 MHz) product variants, which were both designed to meet China market requirements. The certifications offer greater flexibility to manufacturers of end devices integrating u-blox NB-IoT modules, guaranteeing optimal performance of …
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PragmatIC develops RF tag for consumer packaging
PragmatIC, the flexible electronics firm, claims it has developed a printable tag technology which will bring RFID and near field communications (NFC) to mass market consumer goods applications. The basis of this is PragmatIC’s FlexLogIC “fab-in-a-box” that has the capability to scale production to meet such high-volume use cases, with the first system on track …
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Master Pi Chef is latest Raspberry Pi design challenge
Raspberry Pi has launched a new design challenge for users of the tiny computing module through a partnership with distributor element14. This design challenge for the maker community has a culinary flavour, and is dubbed “Pi Chef”. The aim is to show how a Raspberry Pi module can be used to improve kitchen safety, food …
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