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NREL updates solar cell efficiency chart with tandem devices
NREL updates solar cell efficiency chart with tandem devices
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US energy research lab NREL has updated its cell efficiency chart to include hybrid and tandem perovskite cells. The Best Research-Cell…
Wireless inductive charging for mobile robotics
Wireless inductive charging for mobile robotics
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Flexible, cost-effective and easy-to-implement robotics solutions such as autonomous mobile robots and collaborative robots are increasingly in demand but face…
Top articles on eeNews Europe in April
Top articles on eeNews Europe in April
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April was the month of Embedded World, when the European industry came to Nuremberg and we had the opportunity to…
Earth Day 2024 sees planet vs plastics
Earth Day 2024 sees planet vs plastics
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The official theme for this year’s Earth Day is Planet vs. Plastics, and European electronics firms are highlighting the transition…

AI in distribution at DigiKey
AI in distribution at DigiKey
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Artificial intelligence is used in a number of areas at global distributor DigiKey, from pricing to inventory management and now a new chatbot. “We are using Google to bid on…
The origami of space systems
The origami of space systems
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System design optimization for lasers and other components requires minimizing energy consumption, semiconductor materials, and other costs. In origami, optimization means creating the most extensive form possible using a single…
Top articles from Embedded World – visitor update
Top articles from Embedded World – visitor update
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Catch up on news from Embedded World in Germany this week. The Embedded World how was dominated by AI, whether with TinyML embedded models for the Internet of Things ,…
Three winners for the ST wireless innovation competition
Three winners for the ST wireless innovation competition
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Three Frenchmen have won the STMicroelectronics STM32 Wireless Innovation design competition. Cédric Jiminez from Chambéry, Alain Romaszewski from Amélie-les-Bains, and Balthazar Deliers from Sequedin developed projects based on the STM32…
Winners of the Embedded World awards
Winners of the Embedded World awards
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The winners of the show awards and community vote at the Embedded World exhibition covered AI, embedded hardware and a new award for startups. From the more than 100 submissions,…
Guide details IoT protocols and standards
Guide details IoT protocols and standards
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Electronics design consultancy, ByteSnap has compiled a guide on IoT protocols and standards ahead of World IoT Day on April 9th. The Internet of Things (IoT) covers fresh use cases such…
Bonus issue of Elektor for Embedded World 2024
Bonus issue of Elektor for Embedded World 2024
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Elektor has compiled a bonus issue of its magazine for Embedded World 2024. The embedded world Bonus Edition of Elektor Magazine dives deep into programming ESP32-CAM, an introduction to sound…
Codasip to exhibit CHERI security, HW/SW co-optimization
Codasip to exhibit CHERI security, HW/SW co-optimization
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German RISC-V processor developer Codasip GmbH (Munich, Germany) is set to demonstrate CHERI memory protection and HW/SW co-optimization at the Embedded World exhibition in Nuremberg, Germany. CHERI stands for Capability…
Top ten news articles in March
Top ten news articles in March
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March saw the hoopla of Nvidia’s GTC conference in California, with a range of deals and the new Blackwell GPU architecture as the start of a whole new AI…
Selling shovels in the AI gold rush
Selling shovels in the AI gold rush
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Jensen Huang received a rockstar welcome in front of 11,000 people in a stadium in San Jose this week. As CEO and founder of Nvidia, Huang has seen his company…
Synopsys looks to AI, 3D die for trillion transistor designs
Synopsys looks to AI, 3D die for trillion transistor designs
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AI boosting the development of multi-die designs will be key to achieving trillion transistor devices says the CEO of design tool pioneer Synopsys. “We see three major growth drivers for…
Nvidia pushes Blackwell GPU as start of a whole new industry
Nvidia pushes Blackwell GPU as start of a whole new industry
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Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, has detailed its latest graphics processor unit (GPU) technology, from chip to data centre and back down to robotics, pitched as a whole new industry.
Selector-only memory gains advocates, including SK Hynix
Selector-only memory gains advocates, including SK Hynix
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A novel type of solid-state memory, the selector-only memory (SOM) or self-selecting memory (SSM), could be about to rise from the ashes of Intel’s failed 3D XPoint non-volatile memory. IMEC,…
Women engineers share their industry experience
Women engineers share their industry experience
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To mark International Women’s Day today, two female electronics engineers at Bytesnap and Versinetic in the UK discuss their respective experiences in the industry and share their tips for women…
Intel video shows high-NA EUV lithography machine installation
Intel video shows high-NA EUV lithography machine installation
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Intel has released a video showing a Twinscan EXE:5200 high numerial aperture extreme ultraviolet lithography tool arriving at its fab in Hillsboro, Oregon. The machine is believed to be equipment…
GaN boost for APEC 2024
GaN boost for APEC 2024
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The Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition (APEC) in Long Beach last week highlighted the continuing innovation in both new materials such as gallium nitride and controller architectures for higher…
AI drives Mobile World Congress 2024
AI drives Mobile World Congress 2024
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Over 101,000 visitors came to Barcelona this week for Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024. AI was promoted in many different forms across eight halls, from fire detection with Dryad to…
Top articles in February
Top articles in February
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Hallucinating radar, a possible processor ban in Europe and 5G on a Raspberry Pi were all among the most read article on eeNews Europe in February. The latest results from…
Big four research institutes partner to make European edge AI
Big four research institutes partner to make European edge AI
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Europe’s four leading deep technology research institutes – IMEC, Leti , Fraunhofer and VTT – are accepting design proposals to prototype edge AI technologies using their facilities. The four European…
Wide bandgap technology is key for residential string inverters
Wide bandgap technology is key for residential string inverters
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Solar power is currently one of the fastest-growing electricity sources in the United States with residential solar installations growing exponentially in recent years, says Damijan Zupancic, Application Marketing Manager Solar…
Power-first: Some thoughts on ‘drowsy logic’ chip design
Power-first: Some thoughts on ‘drowsy logic’ chip design
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Giovanni Lostumbo, an IT design and energy-in-design specialist based out of Savanna, Illinois, USA, provides some thoughts and references on power-saving in chip design.   Abstract Power-efficiency has been an…
The strange payloads on the first commercial US Moon landing
The strange payloads on the first commercial US Moon landing
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The first US mission to the Moon since 1972 carried some strange payloads alongside six scientific experiments for NASA. IM-1 from Intuitive Machines is the first successful commercial landing on…
ASICs enhance proximity sensors in smart factories
ASICs enhance proximity sensors in smart factories
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ASICs enable superior design in applications using proximity sensors as well as IP protection, providing technical and commercial advantages.
Raspberry Pi drives next generation Braille system
Raspberry Pi drives next generation Braille system
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Bristol Braille has developed its next generation Braille system based around a Raspberry Pi 400 integrated keyboard aiming to boost software development. The Canute Console is based around the original…


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