Element14 adds RECOM Power's portfolio 21/05/2013
Products in RECOM Power's portfolio are compliant with the new RoHS2 directive and are touted to deliver high efficiency.

LED dimming features in LED power supply 16/05/2013
Bear Power Supplies' DC/DC converter for handheld LED devices features a microprocessor for programming LED dimming and is designed for high-performance applications.

Non-magnetic inductor touted as world's smallest 10/05/2013
The SMG1812 from Gowanda Electronics is geared for medical imaging and other magnetic-sensitive applications such as test devices and medical diagnostic equipment.

MCU boasts ARM Cortex-M4 32bit/DSP core 06/05/2013
The STM32F401 from ST claims to balance performance, power consumption and integration by offering 105DMIPS at 84MHz, 187µA/MHz active current and 11µA typical STOP current.

A*STAR, Veredus debut diagnostics chip for tropical diseases 30/04/2013
The VereTrop is a lab-on-chip diagnostic kit is poised to transform the quality and efficiency of testing tropical infectious diseases, including dengue fever and malaria, in the field.

IEC 60127-4 compliant fuse series ready for LED apps 24/04/2013
Coming in an extremely small 2410 package size and a 250VAC rating, AEM Components'MF2410 Surface Mount Fuse is suitable for space constraint AC applications such as LED Lighting.

Switching regulator boasts built in 800mΩ MOSFET 23/04/2013
The BD9G101G switching regulator comes with a built-in high-side 42V, 800mΩ power MOSFET in a tiny SSOP6 package.

TI outs monitoring tech for lead-acid batteries 22/04/2013
The bq34z110 gas gauge IC features Impedance Track and is a scalable power management device to support multi-cell lead-acid battery packs.

TitanBrite LEDs saves 70% on energy, 90% on space 18/04/2013
Lumex's TitanBrite 2W UV LED requires 50 to 70 per cent less energy than CCFLs and UV filament lamps, respectively.

Lab-on-a-chip identifies 70,000 pathogens 16/04/2013
For $450 in a lab, PathChip can detect 70,000 viruses and bacteria in a span of 24 hours.

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Arkray partners with Singapore's biomedical R&D firm 23/05/2013
The joint development with the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology will begin with a focus on infectious disease testing.

ST inspires students with iNEMO MEMS design contest 21/05/2013
STMicroelectronics announced the winners of the Singapore Area University iNEMO Design Contest 2013 with the winning teams demonstrating prototypes of new applications using ST's iNEMO MEMS.

EMS opportunities a plenty for medical industry, says analyst 21/05/2013
A recent report from Frost & Sullivan shows that the medical industry has earned revenue of more than $16.43 billion in 2012 and estimates the market to reach $34.38 billion in 2019.

MIG announces MEMS Sensor Fusion symposium 17/05/2013
MIG speakers will discuss how sensor fusion, the combination of data from several sensors for the purpose of improving application performance, is moving rapidly into the commercialisation phase.

Study enables fake hand to sense tactile stimulus 15/05/2013
University of Chicago neurobiologists are working with a robotic hand equipped with sensors that send electrical signals to electrodes implanted in the brain to recreate the same response to touch as a real hand.

Microrobot monitors eye's oxygen levels 10/05/2013
Researchers at ETH Zurich have now developed a microrobot that can measure the retina's oxygen supply.

Novel device extracts DNA in less than 3 minutes 08/05/2013
Engineers designed microscopic probes that dip into a fluid sample – saliva, sputum or blood – and apply an electric field within the liquid.

Wireless healthcare sensor shipments to reach 5 million 07/05/2013
The disposable wireless MBAN sensor market is still quite new, but it has a huge potential for adoption within the professional healthcare industry.

Breakthrough microbatteries charge 1,000 times faster 19/04/2013
The batteries owe their high performance to their internal 3-D microstructure that integrates the anode and cathode.

Organic, micro transistor offers improved mind mapping 18/04/2013
The micro transistor, developed by a group of French scientists using Cornell's facility, can perform much-improved high-quality amplification and brain signal recording.

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