Technologist Jade Pullen completes EW BrightSparks selection panel

With the addition of technologist Jade Pullen, the EW BrightSparks 2018 selection panel is now complete.

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Low-noise general-purpose p-channel JFET is more available

Linear Integrated Systems has general-purpose version of its low-noise LSJ74 p-channel JFET, called LS94. “The LSJ74 is a world-class option for designers seeking to build ultra-low-noise circuits, but the part currently has limited availability,” said the firm. “Because the LS94 has slightly higher noise, and is offered in a single IDSS range versus the multiple ...

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Picture of the Day: An Ion Trap for a single atom

Check out the 'Single Atom in an Ion Trap', a photograph taken by Oxford University’s David Nadlinger, which has won the top prize in an EPSRC photography competition.

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Webinar: Why you should consider using C++ for your next Embedded Project

Electronics Weekly has joined forces with Doulos to discuss the benefits of using C++ for your next Embedded Project. It will consider how to produce code with comparable size and performance to traditional C approaches.

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Webinar: Using C++ for your next Embedded Project

Electronics Weekly has joined forces with Doulos to discuss the benefits of using C++ for your next Embedded Project.

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ISSCC: In-shoe navigation without GPS

How do you navigate without GPS? Using very expensive accelerometers and gyros and integration, if you are a nuclear submarine. But what if you are a pedestrian? Revealed at the IEEE’s annual International Solid-State Circuits Conference in San Francisco this week was a dead-reckoner for walkers that fits in the heel of a shoe, and ...

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Ten Most Expensive Places For Tea In London

Thanks to Business Insider for this one – London’s ten most expensive places for tea: £ Claridges 60 Savoy 60 Sketch at David Shrigley’s gallery 56 Shangri-La at the Shard 56 Brown’s 55 Dorchester 55 Ritz 54 Four Seasons at Ten Trinity Square 54 Prete a Portea at the Berkeley 52 Rosewood Mirror Room 50

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