Case Studies
Oscilloscope upgrade at the University of Sydney
The University of Sydney's School of Physics recently replaced its previous oscilloscopes with 95 units of R&S RTB2000 oscilloscopes and three units of R&S RTM3000 oscilloscopes. [ + ]
Web-on-a-chip technology helps create an AI scarecrow
A new electronics development platform that uses the internet to allow programming to be done directly onto a microchip is simplifying the creation of IoT and AI applications. [ + ]
An innovative resin solution for an LED lens issue
A manufacturer of street lighting and high-bay luminaires had been experiencing problems with the attachment of individual lenses to the elements of multiple LED arrays. [ + ]
Autonomous electric bus unveiled in Singapore
The Volvo 7900 Electric bus features light detection and ranging sensors, stereo-vision cameras that capture images in 3D and a global navigation satellite system. [ + ]
Atmospheric research conducted with LiDAR
Atmospheric research uses pulsed laser beams to measure temperature and wind speed by measuring the Doppler shifted and backscattered light at 100 km height in the atmosphere. [ + ]
Shaping tomorrow's leaders
STMicroelectronics and Alibaba are combining their hardware and software solutions to help students from universities in China learn all the aspects of cloud computing. [ + ]
Self-monitoring lighting supports a smart building network
An Australian company is rolling out wireless technology that allows buildings to monitor themselves and report problems autonomously — and even talk to your smartphone. [ + ]
Multiple milestones for Mars missions
NASA's latest mission to Mars has reached a major milestone, with the 'InSight' lander touching down on the red planet on 27 November at around 7 am AEDT. [ + ]
Intelligent power box slims down cable harnesses
For the past three years, special vehicles manufacturer Dieci has implemented the REDline Power Box Hybrid as a combined high-current fuse box, electrical distribution box and CAN bus splitter. [ + ]
Digitiser and AWG used for acoustic wave research
The Acoustics Research Group at Brigham Young University is researching the use of time reversal signal processing to focus soundwaves with high amplitudes in a room. [ + ]
Hyperspectral camera delivers high-quality data from space
One year after boarding the Aalto-1 nanosatellite, a hyperspectral camera from VTT is still going strong in its mission to observe and image the Earth. [ + ]
Smart solar hybrid streetlight system developed
STMicroelectronics has devised a smart solar hybrid LED streetlight system, developed as a pilot project and implemented in the car park at one of its campuses. [ + ]
Digitisers provide protection at Large Hadron Collider
Over 140 digitiser cards are being deployed in the machine protection systems of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN. [ + ]
EV test development time reduced by 90%
Subaru is using hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) technology from NI to simulate actual road conditions for electric vehicle testing, eliminating environmental factors to reduce test time and costs. [ + ]
Fuel injection electronics for greener motorcycles
Achieving the goals of the China IV motorcycle legislation, intended to promote better emission performance, is only possible using electronic fuel injection (EFI). [ + ]