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Defense applications are among the most demanding in the world, so it goes without saying that the successful design of defense power systems requires a thorough understanding of the complex performance requirements, testing, and environmental conditions to which the product will be subjected
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Solar energy, as an inexhaustible, clean, and renewable source, is emerging as a crucial solution to meet the growing global energy demand. However, traditional solar cell technologies, based on inorganic materials such as silicon, present challenges related to their cost and environmental impact. To address these challenges, AIMPLAS, the Technological Institute of Plastics, is working on creating flexible solar cells based on perovskites, a material with great potential for the development of advanced solar technologies.
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The 400W DC/DC converters are IP69K rated and feature wide input ranges. RECOM has expanded its range of cost-effective regulated DC/DC converters for mobility applications with 400W models. The RMOD400-28-13SW has a wide input range of 16.8V to 56V with a 13V output, the RMOD400-60-24SW operates with an input of 33.6 to 96V (125V peak) with a 24V output, and the RMOD400-80-13SEW has an ultra-wide continuous input range of 33.6 to 125V with a 13V output.
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Melexis announces the MLX90394 Triaxis® micropower magnetometer, a tiny sensor based on the Hall effect. With on-the-fly selectable modes and advanced configurability, it enables high reusability and rapid time to market. This contactless solution is suitable for controlling rotary, linear, and 3D joysticks in gaming and industrial peripherals.
By replacing mechanical solutions, the MLX90394 offers a solution that overcomes the problems inherent in traditional potentiometers, such as wiper surface contamination and packaging limitations.
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Computers on wheels. That's how people currently view automobiles. Virtually everything that happens in a vehicle is being monitored and controlled by a microcontroller, from opening windows to calculating the optimal air-fuel mixture for the current torque demand. But we've barely scratched the surface in terms of how much computing power is being incorporated into vehicles.
Boom in Level 3 autonomous vehicles and robotaxis
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MIT engineers have developed a robotic replica of the right heart chamber that mimics the beating and blood-pumping action of living hearts. The robo-cavity combines real heart tissue with synthetic, balloon-like artificial muscles, allowing scientists to control the chamber's contractions while observing how its natural valves and other intricate structures function.
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Farnell has added Nordic Semiconductors' nPM1300 power management integrated circuit to its semiconductor portfolio to enhance device connectivity. The nPM1300 offers a simplified system design solution by integrating essential functions for embedded designs into a single, compact package. Its high-efficiency power regulation extends runtime and improves battery charging efficiency while reducing the number of components required.
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Arrow Electronics and its engineering services company, eInfochips, have announced the creation of a high-power Center of Excellence (CoE) in Swindon, UK. The purpose of this high-power CoE is to assist customers in developing high-power solutions, a critical component in advancing electrification and sustainability initiatives.
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Renesas Electronics Corporation has introduced a family of integrated circuits for motors designed for brushless DC (BLDC) motor applications. These devices implement Renesas's new patented technologies that enable full torque at zero speed in sensorless motors. The new integrated circuits allow for the design of sensorless BLDC motor systems with higher power and speed at a given torque. They also improve energy efficiency and reliability.
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The Eclipse Foundation has announced the creation of the Eclipse Dataspace Working Group (WG). This new initiative aims to drive the development of innovative dataspaces based on open-source technologies, facilitating the seamless exchange of information between private companies, governments, academia, and other institutions. The goal is to establish a technological innovation ecosystem that extends beyond the borders of the European Union, promoting the creation of federated networks of trusted connections for data sharing and stimulating information exchange for mutual benefit.
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Nicomatic introduces the D53C, a new captive screw option for all DMM connectors. This new "mate-before-lock" type fixing hardware provides a quick, simple, and secure connection, preventing contact damage and ensuring the screw cannot be lost.
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Mouser now distributes the Jacinto 64-bit AM68Ax 8 TOPS vision SoC from Texas Instruments. This scalable device, based on the evolutionary Jacinto™ 7 architecture, is ideal for intelligent vision processing applications such as machine vision cameras and computers, video intercoms and surveillance, traffic monitoring, autonomous mobile robotics, and industrial transportation.
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