Thursday, 1 February 2018

Keysight integrates design and test through AI

Keysight Technologies has introduced a suite of software tools that integrate design, test, measurement and analysis. Called PathWave, the aim is to have a common software platform for product development, supporting design and manufacturing. It is based on a suite of interoperable design and test tools with associated data management. PathWave is a scalable and ...

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Perovskite solar cells that lasts in air

Perovskits solar cells have gone from nothing to 23% efficiency in a decade, but they are fragile in air. Now researchers at the US Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have made a perovskite cell that, without protective encapsulation, retains 94% of its starting efficiency after 1,000 hours exposure to air – the ...

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Imagination’s Martin Woodhead backs EW BrightSparks 2018

We’re very happy to announce that Martin Woodhead, executive vice president of Ensigma at Imagination Technologies, has agreed to strengthen our EW BrightSparks 2018 selection panel. EW BrightSparks is a programme, run in partnership with RS Components, to highlight talented young electronic engineers in the UK. Martin has over 20 years experience in the DSP industry and was ...

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Deadline: Time running out to enter EW BrightSparks 2018!

Time is now running out, but we are still looking for entries for EW BrightSparks 2018! The closing date is 28 February 2018, if you would like to enter, or nominate someone you know.

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Fable: The Boundlessness Of Genius

There was once a mathematician from Lincolnshire who will be forever associated with apples. Known for his gravity and his transformational optics and calculus, he became the MP for Cambridge University, Master of the Royal Mint, President of the Royal Society, a fellow of Trinity College Cambridge and a Knight of the Realm. Moral: Genius ...

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THz solar antennas instead of solar cells

Rather than splitting an exiton across a p-n junction, why not receive light like radio waves, with an antenna and a diode? That is the thinking behind a project at Georgia Tech, which has produced a class of devices called rectennas. The first optical rectenna was produced in 2015, now the Tech is reporting a ...

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Optical modulator has no output offset

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have created a an optical second-harmonic generator with no background output – second harmonic output can be varied from zero upwards. It consists of an 8μm long strip of cadmium sulphide with source and drain electrodes (one Ohmic, on Schottky) – see diagram. Incoming light was between 680 and ...

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