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Researchers claim that Graphene can be made into electro-mechanical material 2013-01-31
Author: R Colin Johnson
From: EE Times Design
Duke University researchers claim that graphene can also be made into an electro-mechanical material suitable for applications ranging from energy harvesting and optical switching to artificial muscles for robots.
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High-efficiency, PoE lowers cost of ownership 2013-01-30
Author: Alison Steer and Heath Stewart, Mixed Signal Produ
From: EPN
Power over Ethernet (PoE), defined by the IEEE 802.3at specification, is a method to safely deliver application data and power over a single CAT-5 Ethernet cable. It has been increasing in popularity due to its flexibility for installing equipment almost anywhere, without the constraint of AC-power proximity or requiring installation by an electrician.
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Wired vs. Wireless 2013-01-29
Author: Ian Verhappen
From: Control Global
Wireless Is Not the Same as Wired Without the Copper, and Using It to Its Fullest Potential Will Require Innovative Thinking
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New method of producing nanomagnets for information technology 2013-01-28
Author: Angela Wenzik
From: EurekAlert!
An international team of researchers has found a new method of producing molecular magnets. Their thin layer systems made of cobalt and an organic material could pave the way for more powerful storage media as well as faster and more energy-efficient processors for information processing.
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Relative vs. absolute motion control systems for smart TV controls 2013-01-25
Author: Chad Lucien, Hillcrest Labs
From: ECN
A debate is brewing between the implementation of ‘Relative’ and ‘Absolute’ motion control for next generation Smart TV user interfaces—and there are three key reasons why Relative has the upper hand
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New Material for Warm-White LEDs Invented by UGA Researchers 2013-01-24
Author: University of Georgia
From: Product Design and Development
University of Georgia scientists have fabricated what is thought to be the world's first LED that emits a warm white light using a single light emitting material, or phosphor, with a single emitting center for illumination.
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Resolution: The new banner spec for oscilloscopes 2013-01-23
Author: David Maliniak
From: ECN
One key specification has been consistently overlooked in the digital age: ADC resolution. The ADC’s resolution determines the fidelity with which it digitizes and reproduces signals on-screen. The oscilloscope parameter most improved by ADCs with greater resolution is the instrument’s vertical precision.
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DC/DC converter design principles for wireless sensor node applications 2013-01-22
Author: Yogesh Ramadass
From: ECN
With the advancement of energy harvesting elements, energy can be found and captured in almost any application, allowing for a wide variety of systems to be powered remotely.
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Integrated Dual-mode Active and Passive Infrared Camera Developed 2013-01-21
Author: McCormick School of Engineering
From: McCormick School of Engineering
Using the unique band-structure engineering capabilities of type-II superlattices, they have developed a new structure incorporating two different superlattices with different layer spacings, thus enabling detection with a cutoff wavelength of either 2.2µm (active mode) or 4.5µm (passive mode).
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Using a 2.4GHz RF radio to Design a Smart TV Remote 2013-01-18
Author: RamaSai Krishna Vakkantula
From: ECN
This article explores the design architecture of a remote for smart TVs using a 2.4GHz RF radio as well as the architecture of a receiving dongle present on the TV and how to implement a reliable protocol between the two. It will also describe how the user experience can be enhanced by adding speaker and microphone functionality to the remote.
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