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Penn State Synthesizes Graphene Wafer2010-03-15 Author: Alexander Braun From: Semiconductor International Researchers in the Electro-Optics Center (EOC) Materials Division at Pennsylvania State University have produced 100 mm diameter graphene wafers, a development considered to be a critical milestone in the development of graphene for high-frequency electronic devices. Hyperlink to Original Source
DARPA sets sights on revolutionary advancements in non-volatile logic IC technology 2010-03-12 Author: John Keller From: Military & Aerospace Electronics Military microelectronics experts at the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in Arlington, Va., are launching a leap-ahead technology program to develop advanced, ultra-low-power non-volatile logic integrated circuits that retain their data and computational states when power is r Hyperlink to Original Source
Embedded Die Technology Gains Support2010-03-11 Author: Sally Cole Johnson, Contributing Editor From: Semiconductor International With the semiconductor industry looking for more ways to shrink form factors, active die embedding is turning into a real market with volume potential. Embedded die technology isn't new and has been in small-volume production since 2007, driven primarily by a few Japanese players, Hyperlink to Original Source
Long-range FM Transmitter2010-03-10 Author: Electronics for You Staff From: Electronicsforu.com Several circuits for constructing FM transmitters have been published in EFY. The power output of most of these circuits are very low because no power amplifier stages were incorporated. The transmitter circuit described here has an extra RF power amplifier stage, after the oscillator stage, to rais Hyperlink to Original Source
Circuit lets you test sample-and-hold amplifiers2010-03-08 Author: Martin Rowe, Fran Granville From: EDN Sample-and-hold amplifiers sample an analog voltage and hold it until an ADC can digitize it. A perfect sampling circuit holds a voltage until digitizing is complete. Thus, the amplifier’s output is identical to its input. Real sample-and-hold amplifiers, however Hyperlink to Original Source
Global Solar Energy's Thin-Film CIGS Achieves Record Efficiency2010-03-05 Author: PV Society.com Staff From: PV Society.com A module produced by Global Solar Energy has been certified by the Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory to have a 13.2% aperture area efficiency. Global Solar Energy (Tucson, Ariz.), a manufacturer specializing in thin-film CIGS solar cells and modules, has announced Hyperlink to Original Source
3-D architecture promises new type of PLD2010-03-02 Author: Dylan McGrath From: EETimes Startup Tabula Inc. Monday (March 1) made public details about its three-dimensional programmable logic architecture, which the company says will enable a new class of devices, 3PLDs, that offer the capability of an ASIC, ease of use of an FPGA and price points suitable for volume production. Hyperlink to Original Source
Thin, flexible printed batteries power 'greener' products2010-02-23 Author: Matt Ream From: Electronic Technology & Products Many industry analysts are projecting that the recent commercialization of printed electronics technology is likely to revolutionize major segments of the portable electronics industry. Printed electronics is the printing of electronic devices on common Hyperlink to Original Source
RFID Keeps Sweet Stuff Rolling at Spanish Refinery2010-02-18 Author: Mary Catherine O'Connor From: RFID Journal Azucarera Ebro, a leading sugar manufacturer in Spain and part of the British Sugar Group—the second largest sugar producer in the world—is employing radio frequency identification to gain better visibility into, and control over, its operations at a refinery Hyperlink to Original Source
Experts: Car electronics to become complex commodity 2010-02-17 Author: Christoph Hammerschmidt From: EETimes Which type of motor will suit best future mobility requirements against the background of tighter climate gas emission regulations? This question is fiercely discussed within the automotive industry: While the traditionalist faction believes that conventional combustion engines still offer a large p Hyperlink to Original Source
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