Electronic Design UPDATE e-Newsletter | April
2, 2008 ADVERTISEMENT
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Click here for more info. scope |Aptera Announces Electric Autos Under $30k By Richard Gawel, Managing Editor
Electric and hybrid luxury cars like Tesla's Roadster and Fisker Automotive's Karma may grab the headlines—and celebrity owners. But what if you’re an early adopter on a budget? Maybe you should take a look at Aptera's latest models. Read the full article...
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Click here for more info. scope |Aptera Announces Electric Autos Under $30k By Richard Gawel, Managing Editor
Electric and hybrid luxury cars like Tesla's Roadster and Fisker Automotive's Karma may grab the headlines—and celebrity owners. But what if you’re an early adopter on a budget? Maybe you should take a look at Aptera's latest models. Read the full article...
Our editors have been busy! Come read their commentaries and check
out exclusive videos from CTIA, Mobile World Congress, APEC, and Embedded World exhibitions and see the technology of
tomorrow from major players in the electronics industry.
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Tread Lightly, You've Got Electronics In Your
Boots
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Collaboration Launches First Lab-On-Chip For
Flu Detection
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Improving Simulation: Virtutech Q&A
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ESC Silicon Valley: Learn Today, Design
Tomorrow
ESC Silicon Valley is where the global design engineering community gathers to learn, collaborate and celebrate innovation. ESC is celebrating 20 years of educating the creators of technology at the San Jose Convention Center from April 14 - 17 with over 350 exhibiting companies and over 200 new courses to this year's conference. Register today! Use Code: UX2-D Engineering TV | Festo MPS System: Part 1 At the Vincent A. Stabile Laboratory at NJIT's Newark College of Engineering, a companion robotics laboratory features 10 experimental stations, the Festo System, which gives students "hands-on" training in solving practical problems using robotics for today's automated manufacturing. In this interview, Sanchoy Das, a professor in the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, provides Engineering TV with an overview of the Festo MPS and how it has contributed to the students' understanding of automated manufacturing systems.
Click here to watch the video.
news from the editors |Remote Controls Switch From IR To RF—And It's About Time They Did By Louis Frenzel, Communications/Test Editor
Most remote controls on TV sets, DVD players, audio systems, and other consumer equipment use infrared (IR) technology, just as they have for decades. But while IR still works well, it's showing its age. Today's large-screen HDTVs, next-generation DVD players, DVRs, and surroundsound systems need something more sophisticated. Read the full article...
Excess semiconductor inventories in the first quarter of 2008 were
expected to be down by 14.6%, to $2.9 billion, from $3.4 billion in the
last quarter of 2007, according to iSuppli Corp.'s Semiconductor
Inventory Tracker Service. Unfortunately, this is not necessarily good
news, iSupply claims. Read the
full article...
The newly launched DesignLink Web portal from Amphenol TCS delivers
a custom suite of proprietary engineering design tools and technical
information specific to high-speed backplane design. The secure Internet
portal features a set of unique, interactive tools that allows designers
to perform tradeoff analyses at any phase of a backplane design cycle.
Read the
full article...
ESC Silicon Valley is where the global design engineering community gathers to learn, collaborate and celebrate innovation. ESC is celebrating 20 years of educating the creators of technology at the San Jose Convention Center from April 14 - 17 with over 350 exhibiting companies and over 200 new courses to this year's conference. Register today! Use Code: UX2-D Engineering TV | Festo MPS System: Part 1 At the Vincent A. Stabile Laboratory at NJIT's Newark College of Engineering, a companion robotics laboratory features 10 experimental stations, the Festo System, which gives students "hands-on" training in solving practical problems using robotics for today's automated manufacturing. In this interview, Sanchoy Das, a professor in the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, provides Engineering TV with an overview of the Festo MPS and how it has contributed to the students' understanding of automated manufacturing systems.
Click here to watch the video.
news from the editors |Remote Controls Switch From IR To RF—And It's About Time They Did By Louis Frenzel, Communications/Test Editor
Most remote controls on TV sets, DVD players, audio systems, and other consumer equipment use infrared (IR) technology, just as they have for decades. But while IR still works well, it's showing its age. Today's large-screen HDTVs, next-generation DVD players, DVRs, and surroundsound systems need something more sophisticated. Read the full article...
Excess Semiconductor Inventories Drop—For
the Wrong Reasons
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Amphenol Launches Backplane Design
Portal
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Learn Strategies for Reducing Cost of Test at the 2008
Automated Test Summit
Leading test and measurement companies worldwide are taking part in this virtual industry event, hosted by National Instruments, to share their tips and best practices for reducing cost of test. By participating in this online event, you can experience the presentations, exhibitors, and dynamic atmosphere of a traditional conference — all from the convenience of your desk. Access session overviews and register for this free event.
Motorola Inc. has announced plans to break up into two independent
publicly traded companies, separating its Mobile Device business and
it's Broadband & Mobility Solutions business. The decision by the board
of directors comes after an evaluation of the structural and strategic
realignment of Motorola’s businesses begun at the end of January.
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full article...
quick poll |
Last month, Fujitsu announced a
2.5-in. hard-disk drive with speeds up to 7200 rpm and a 320-Gbyte
capacity, using just 2.3 W. What does this indicate about the role of
HDDs in the future?
This Web seminar, presented by LeCroy Business Development Manager
Michael Schnecker, will describe the limitations of eye-pattern testing
and some of the more important eye-based measurements. A measurement
technique using the normalized q-scale method from jitter analysis and
expanded to two dimensions will be described, and its application to
mask testing and signal measurements will be demonstrated. Read the
full article...
upcoming industry events |
International Symposium On Physical
Design
Portland, Ore.
April 13-16 Next Generation Networks & Basestations
Bath, England
April 22-25 Video Content Analysis Conference
Orlando, Fla.
April 23-24 To view more events, visit our PlanetEE Web site.
ED bookstore |
Read up on Communications/Test Editor Louis Frenzel's reviews and
recommendations on two reference guides from the industiral networking
industry. "Industrial Ethernet, 2nd Ed.," by P.S. Marshall and J.S.
Rinaldi introduces how Ethernet carries the TCP/IP protocol suite, and
covers Ethernet hardware. The second book, "Industrial Data
Communications, 4th Ed.," by L.M. Thompson, covers a rainbow of topics
within the serial-data communications field. Read the
full article...
Leading test and measurement companies worldwide are taking part in this virtual industry event, hosted by National Instruments, to share their tips and best practices for reducing cost of test. By participating in this online event, you can experience the presentations, exhibitors, and dynamic atmosphere of a traditional conference — all from the convenience of your desk. Access session overviews and register for this free event.
Motorola To Split Into Two Companies
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- The HDD is here to stay.
- Competition with flash will balance both technologies.
- Flash's dominance is inevitable.
- Eventually, both technologies will be replaced by more exotic storage.
Click here to take the poll. Remeber to scroll down. The poll is at the bottom of the page.
Webinar: Improving The Accuracy Of Eye Pattern
Measurements Presented by LeCroy April 9 at 2 pm ET |
Portland, Ore.
April 13-16 Next Generation Networks & Basestations
Bath, England
April 22-25 Video Content Analysis Conference
Orlando, Fla.
April 23-24 To view more events, visit our PlanetEE Web site.
ED bookstore |
Industrial Networking Texts: Two
Selections
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