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GaN scores a double whammy on MMIC linearity and solar power efficiencies

In two separate design projects Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology has surpassed GaAs passive mixer designs relative to input third-order intercept point to local oscillator drive and has facilitated increased solar power inverter efficiencies. Manufacturer of m...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 03-05-2017

One cable to rule them all

When Apple thinks there is a better option available than current de facto connectivity standards it has never been afraid to pioneer it. It was therefore no surprise when the early 2015 MacBook launched featuring just one wired connection type (aside from the...

Articles | By Mark Patrick | 27-04-2017

One cable to rule them all

When Apple thinks there is a better option available than current de facto connectivity standards it has never been afraid to pioneer it. It was therefore no surprise when the early 2015 MacBook launched featuring just one wired connection type (aside from the...

Insights | By Mark Patrick | 27-04-2017

Not now darling, I'm playing with my phone

Picture the scene. The cosy dinner for two is finished, the bottle of Rioja has been demolished and you're both nicely tucked between the sheets only to have your partner turn and say, "not now darling I'm playing with my iPhone." Don't think it happens. Think...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 25-04-2017

Not now darling, I'm playing with my phone

Picture the scene. The cosy dinner for two is finished, the bottle of Rioja has been demolished and you're both nicely tucked between the sheets only to have your partner turn and say, "not now darling I'm playing with my iPhone." Don't think it happens. Think...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 25-04-2017

Double-faced cell innovation will boost solar power efficiencies

The power-generation potential of solar cells has received a significant boost following the development of a highly efficient bifacial cell. The cell design was facilitated by nano-electronics and digital technology organisation Imec and bifacial solar cells...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 19-04-2017

Double-faced cell innovation will boost solar power efficiencies

The power-generation potential of solar cells has received a significant boost following the development of a highly efficient bifacial cell. The cell design was facilitated by nano-electronics and digital technology organisation Imec and bifacial solar cells...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 19-04-2017

ADAS collaboration aims to make autonomous cars safer

A technology collaboration aimed at making autonomous self-driving vehicles safer has been agreed between analog component specialists Analog Devices (ADI) and Japanese semiconductor company Renesas. The companies’ work will focus on a system-level 77/79-GHz R...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 18-04-2017

ADAS collaboration aims to make autonomous cars safer

A technology collaboration aimed at making autonomous self-driving vehicles safer has been agreed between analog component specialists Analog Devices (ADI) and Japanese semiconductor company Renesas. The companies’ work will focus on a system-level 77/79-GHz R...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 18-04-2017

Finding sporadic errors with an oscilloscope

Most oscilloscopes’ limited memory prevents analysis of long signal sequences. An oscilloscope with a much longer memory is required for debugging serial buses, writes Philipp Weigell, product manager for oscilloscopes at Rohde & Schwarz. Sporadic error...

By Philipp Weigell | 11-04-2017

iRobot - you fired. Maybe not

Over the past decade humans have managed to churn out millions of words about artificial intelligence (AI) and how it will eventually obsolete the creativity, ingenuity, perceptiveness and determination that are the hallmarks of homo sapien intellect. The Rise...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 11-04-2017

iRobot - you fired. Maybe not

Over the past decade humans have managed to churn out millions of words about artificial intelligence (AI) and how it will eventually obsolete the creativity, ingenuity, perceptiveness and determination that are the hallmarks of homo sapien intellect. The Rise...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 11-04-2017