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8th April 2021
The Influence Of Mic SNR & AOP Parameters On Sound Quality
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Whether it is mobile phones, smart speakers, IP cam, doorbell or VoIP phone...etc, the audio quality requirement is gradually being significant.Besides the basic sensitivity of the Mic, the SNR & AOP are also the keypoint.
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8th April 2021
4 myths about UWB, debunked
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Like any emerging technology, the myths around UWB hit the headlines almost as fast as the facts, and sometimes linger on in our memories. We asked several UWB ecosystem players to weigh in on the misconceptions they see attending UWB now and in the future as the technology becomes more accessible.
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8th April 2021
Tech Paper Download from Yokowo Europe
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Reliable Connectivity for Portable Battery Power. The portable device market continues to grow with the improvement of antenna range performance and battery operation longevity. Engineers are developing smaller, more rugged designs to ease the transfer, movement, and use of portable devices. Portable electronic innovations such as mobile computers, delivery drones, robots in smart factories and other IoT devices improve workflow, enhance resources and lower operational costs.
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8th April 2021
Application Note from Laird Thermal Systems
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Thermoelectric Cooling for CMOS Sensors. For nearly 50 years CCD (charge-coupled device) sensors and CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semiconductor) sensors have competed on cost and performance in a wide range of digital imaging applications. Peltier coolers (thermoelectric coolers) have cooled both technologies when the requirement demanded high-resolution images. Design engineers opted to use CCD’s for astrophotography, super-resolution microscopy, x-ray crystallography, and spectrophotometric assays. On the other hand, CMOS sensors made inexpensive digital photography a reality.
Aerospace & Defence
8th April 2021
Collaboration to enable Kassiopeia space project
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SweGaN AB has announced that it is partnering with Ferdinand-Braun-Institut (FBH) and the University of Bristol in a European Space Agency project ‘Kassiopeia’ that includes a focus on SweGaN’s QuanFINE GaN-on-SiC epitaxial materials to help boost the device efficiency for Ka band applications.
Cables/Connecting
8th April 2021
NEC qualifies 24 fibre pair subsea telecom cable system
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NEC and its subsidiary OCC have announced that they have completed full qualification of subsea repeaters and optical cable containing up to 24 fibre pairs (FPs) (48 fibres). This is a 50% improvement in fibre count over the 16 fibre pair systems generally available today. This development allows cable owners worldwide to construct subsea telecom cables with superior traffic capacity while reducing the cost per bit of the wet plant.
Alternative Energy
8th April 2021
Digital portal for green technology launched
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UK Power Networks has launched a new digital portal that is making it quicker and easier for installers to connect clean technologies to homes and businesses. Smart Connect will give many technology companies an instant decision on whether they can connect domestic electric vehicle charge points, heat pumps, battery storage or solar PV, to the local electricity network. It removes the need for multiple paper forms and streamlines the process.
E-mech
8th April 2021
Electric lock compliant with MSL lifts directive
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Magnet Schultz (MSL) has announced that it will launch a new electric lock this summer expressly designed for secure passenger lift applications. The new lock complies with the stringent requirements of the 2014/33/EU Lifts Directive.
Cyber Security
8th April 2021
Welcome to The Age of CISOs Quantifying Risk
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Cyber attacks are an inevitable part of everyday business for organisations worldwide. However, despite the increased awareness of the major consequences a successful attack can have, many organisations are still downplaying the risks. By Miles Tappin, VP of EMEA at ThreatConnect
VR/AR
8th April 2021
Virtual reality helps people stay fit through lockdown
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People who use virtual reality headsets as a way of passing the time during lockdown are exercising more vigorously and feeling better about life. A new study, led by the University of Portsmouth, examined the use of VR technology in adults of all ages from around the world.
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