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Balancing CCD & CMOS Technologies in Industrial Imaging

ON Semiconductor’s Michael DeLuca discusses CCD and CMOS imaging technologies, and the benefits of each. The broad adoption of imaging systems in industrial applications continues to expand, driven not only by the development of new image sensor technologie...

By Michael DeLuca | 22-01-2016

Intel Curie-based board is aimed at developing wearable technology

A versatile Intel development board that is easy to use as an educational tool but is also capable of prototyping sophisticated products with connect and compute functions is available from Mouser Electronics. Called the Genuino 101, there are a lot of specifi...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 21-01-2016

Intel Curie-based board is aimed at developing wearable technology

A versatile Intel development board that is easy to use as an educational tool but is also capable of prototyping sophisticated products with connect and compute functions is available from Mouser Electronics. Called the Genuino 101, there are a lot of specifi...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 21-01-2016

RF test system creates real-world lab conditions

A constant pressure for manufacturers of mobile communication technology is the relentless challenge to rapidly implement new mobile devices and infrastructure that is equipped with more features and technologies like MIMO, Carrier Aggregation and voice-over-L...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 19-01-2016

RF test system creates real-world lab conditions

A constant pressure for manufacturers of mobile communication technology is the relentless challenge to rapidly implement new mobile devices and infrastructure that is equipped with more features and technologies like MIMO, Carrier Aggregation and voice-over-L...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 19-01-2016

RF energy drives innovation in cooking, lighting and automotive applications

The market for RF power transistors has been dominated by mobile communications infrastructure applications for many years but advancement in LDMOS-based transistors and packaging technologies are helping drive innovation in a number of markets. One of these m...

Articles | By Rob Hoeben | 13-01-2016

RF energy drives innovation in cooking, lighting and automotive applications

The market for RF power transistors has been dominated by mobile communications infrastructure applications for many years but advancement in LDMOS-based transistors and packaging technologies are helping drive innovation in a number of markets. One of these m...

Insights | By Rob Hoeben | 13-01-2016

The shape of things to come. How 3D printing will rocket in 2016

As we launch into a new year of technology the Internet is already getting its fair share of pundits proclaiming what will be the top electronic technologies of 2016. In an attempt to either educate us or, for those corporately attached experts, to wax lyrical...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 08-01-2016

The shape of things to come. How 3D printing will rocket in 2016

As we launch into a new year of technology the Internet is already getting its fair share of pundits proclaiming what will be the top electronic technologies of 2016. In an attempt to either educate us or, for those corporately attached experts, to wax lyrical...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 08-01-2016

Bluetooth and IoT security platform claimed as a world first

The Bluetooth communication protocol is gaining massive popularity because of the diverse variety of apps that it can support. But despite its prolific use concerns over a lack of personal data security still cause serious concern. Some of those risks range fr...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 05-01-2016

Bluetooth and IoT security platform claimed as a world first

The Bluetooth communication protocol is gaining massive popularity because of the diverse variety of apps that it can support. But despite its prolific use concerns over a lack of personal data security still cause serious concern. Some of those risks range fr...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 05-01-2016

Rethinking Digital Downconversion in Fast, Wideband ADCs

High-performance GSPS ADCs are bringing the DDC function onboard in a design solution based on Xilinx FPGAs, writes Analog Devices’ Ian Beavers.  Wideband gigasample-per-second (GSPS) analog-to-digital converters offer many performance benefits to high-speed a...

By Ian Beavers | 05-01-2016