ADLINK cExpress-SL and Express-SL computer-on-modules
24 October, 2015 | Supplied by: ADLINK Technology IncADLINK's COM Express computer-on-module (COM) offerings include the cExpress-SL and Express-SL in PICMG COM.0 Type 6 Compact and Basic Size form factors, respectively. Both modules are available with 6th generation Intel Core i7, i5 or i3 processors and accompanying Intel QM170 and HM170 Chipset.
Texas Instruments TUSB320 CC logic and port controllers
23 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Mouser Electronics (Hong Kong) LtdTexas Instruments has released the TUSB320 family of USB Type-C configuration channel logic and port controllers. The devices provide USB Type-C configuration channel (CC) logic and port control, making it possible for a system to detect the orientation of the plug and determine the appropriate USB specification and mode settings for the end equipment.
Micron XTRMFlash memory
22 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Digi-Key ElectronicsMicron Technology has announced XTRMFlash memory, a NOR flash solution designed to meet the demand for 'instant-on' performance and fast system responsiveness in automotive, industrial and consumer applications.
Vanadium oxide gives electronics a power boost
21 October, 2015 by Walt MillsTransistors have been given a power boost with a new technique that incorporates vanadium oxide — a function oxide — into electronic devices.
Biodegradable displays for electronics
20 October, 2015
Researchers are on the path to creating biodegradable electronics by using organic components in screen displays. The development could one day help reduce electronic waste in the world's landfills.
CSIRO robot speeds up next-gen testing
20 October, 2015CSIRO has launched a new robot that can automatically screen and evaluate next-generation materials around the clock.
Eco-friendly graphene for flexible electronics
16 October, 2015A new eco-friendly process enables spatial control over the electrical properties of graphene oxide. This two-dimensional nanomaterial has the potential to revolutionise flexible electronics, solar cells and biomedical instruments.
Axiomtek NANO840 Nano-ITX motherboard
15 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Braemac Pty LtdAxiomtek has released NANO840, a compact, low-power Nano-ITX board based on the quad-core SoC Intel Atom processor E3845 or dual-core E3827 with one DDR3L 1066/1333 up to 8 GB memory.
Moxa V2201 LTE-enabled wireless computer
14 October, 2015 | Supplied by: MOXA IncThe thermal design of Moxa's LTE-enabled V2201 wireless computers ensures system operation in temperatures ranging from -40 to 70°C.
Wearable energy storage
13 October, 2015Australian researchers have created new fibre structures and used traditional knitting and braiding techniques to introduce the ability to monitor human movement using wearable structures, and even to store the energy required to power such a function.
Chance effect of lab's fluorescent lights leads to discovery
13 October, 2015Scientists have accidentally discovered a new way of using light to draw and erase quantum-mechanical circuits in a unique class of materials called topological insulators.
conga-MA4 computer module
12 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Congatec Australia Pty Ltdcongatec extends its portfolio of credit card-sized computer modules by integrating the 14 nm Intel Pentium and Celeron processors on COM Express Mini modules. The conga-MA4 module is said to offer an increase in performance over the previous modules, with heat dissipation lowered to an SDP (scenario design power) of 4 W.
TI LDC1101 1.8 V inductance-to-digital converter
12 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Mouser Electronics (Hong Kong) LtdTexas Instruments (TI) has introduced the LDC1101 inductance-to-digital converter (LDC). The product is a 1.8 to 3.3 V, high-resolution data converter designed for short-range, high-speed, contactless sensing of position, rotation or motion.
Australian memory technology to revolutionise printable electronics
08 October, 2015 by Myles GoughAustralian researchers have developed a new material that can store digital information and be printed onto various surfaces. It could be used for memory cells in next-generation, large-scale printable electronics.
Turning trees into energy storage devices
08 October, 2015Scientists are turning trees into energy storage devices capable of powering everything from a smartwatch to a hybrid car.
