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Display method to combat VR eye strain
09.07.2017 - 16:04
An optical mapping 3D display that makes VR viewing more comfortable has been created by researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.Eye strain, motion sickness, and fatigue are frequent physical complaints that limit the time that can be spent in a VR environment.According to the team, most current 3D VR/AR displays prese...
Battery free phone harvests ambient power
09.07.2017 - 16:01
A cell phone that requires no batteries has been invented by University of Washington researchers. The phone is said to harvest the few microwatts of power it requires from either ambient radio signals or light."We've built what we believe is the first functioning cell phone that consumes almost zero power," said associate profess...
BERT to verify multiple high speed interface designs
09.07.2017 - 15:57
Looking to offer a higher level of integration, Anritsu has released a signal quality analyser (SQA) which supports next generation telecoms, data centre and storage network transmission standards such as 100GbE-KR4/CR4, 200GbE and 400GbE as well as the latest and future high speed serial interface standards, including PCIe Gen 4, Thunderbolt Gen 3...
Temperature sensor to extend battery life
07.07.2017 - 18:49
A temperature sensor that runs on 113pW of power has been developed by electrical engineers at the University of California San Diego as part of their work boosting energy efficiencies of individual parts of an integrated circuit to reduce the power requirement of the system as a whole.The sensor could help extend the battery life of wearable o...
High precision control of printed electronics
07.07.2017 - 18:44
It is now possible to create devices that switch rapidly at a threshold voltage, say researchers from the Laboratory of Organic Electronics at Linköping University. This could enable the control of current state in printed electronic circuits and displays, as well as the colour state of individual pixels within the displays.According to th...
Chipset ‘to bring value’ to performance scope market
07.07.2017 - 11:51
According to Rigol Technologies, its Phoenix oscilloscope chipset will allow the needs of higher performance applications to be addressed by future instruments.The Phoenix chipset has three elements, each named after stars in the Phoenix constellation. The analogue front end chip, called Beta Phoenicis, supports bandwidths of up to 4GHz and int...
LiS battery test centre is ‘first of its kind’ in Europe
07.07.2017 - 11:48
OXIS Energy has set up an International Lithium Sulphur battery system test centre in Abingdon. Said to be the first of its kind in Europe, the facility will enable OXIS to further its development of LiS chemistry and technology.The test centre, which will enable OXIS to develop new processes for the use of rechargeable LiS battery systems, wil...
Graphene based spin FET could integrate data processing and storage
07.07.2017 - 11:40
Graphene Flagship researchers based at Chalmers University of Technology have produced working versions of a graphene-based spin field-effect transistor operating at room temperature and say this is a step towards integrating spintronic logic and memory devices.“Graphene is an excellent medium for spin transport at room temperature, due t...
Molecular diodes now an option
05.07.2017 - 11:18
A way to reach a rectification ratio thought a theoretical impossibility has been demonstrated by an international research team from the University of Central Florida (UCF), the University of Limerick and the National University of Singapore. This discovery could enable the practical use of molecular diodes."It surpassed that limit impose...
Laser on chip has bandwidth of 290Hz
03.07.2017 - 16:07
Working in collaboration with Lionix, researchers from the University of Twente have developed a diode laser on a chip with a bandwidth of 290Hz. According to the team, this is the most accurate such device yet created.Professor Klaus Boller noted: “Our signal is more than ten times more coherent – or clean – than any other la...