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Lumen Dynamics achieves the 2012 Microscopy Today Innovation Award for its X-Cite XLED1 Internal Pulse Generator. Recognized for innovation on the basis of importance and usefulness to the microscopy community, the Internal Pulse Generator provides researchers with precise time control and pulsing of each LED for advanced biological imaging applications.

STMicroelectronics announced today its new strategic plan. The plan is the outcome of a strategic review started more than a year ago, as the company saw major changes in the dynamics of the wireless market. “Today we are announcing the new ST, aligned with the new market environment,” said Carlo Bozotti, President and CEO of ST.

From 2014, Continental, the international automotive supplier, will also start producing the enhanced SPEED S variant of its scalable Safety Platform for Efficient and Economical Design (SPEED) in China. At the same time, Continental will begin supplying a Chinese vehicle manufacturer with a SPEED S control unit, developed and produced locally in Changchun. Also integrated into this Safety Control Unit (SCU) will be the vehicle dynamics sensors w...

Ophir Photonics Group today announced two new Pyroelectric Laser Energy Sensors, the PE50BF-DIFH-C and the PE100BF-DIF-C. They are part of Ophir's PE-C line of pyroelectric pulsed sensors ­ compact devices that provide the industry's lowest measurable energy, longest measurable pulse width, and highest accuracy. The new sensors feature an innovative BF coating and diffuser that deliver the highest damage thresholds: up to 6J/cm2 for nanosecond p...

At SPS/IPC/Drives, Texas Instruments is the first semiconductor company to integrate an EnDat 2.2 master on its Sitara AM335x ARM Cortex-A8 processors. With this step, TI is advancing the success of the AM335x family for industrial communication by extending the support to encoder protocols. The EnDat 2.2 technology is demonstrated on TI’s AM3359 processor-based Industrial Development Kit at the TI booth 136 in hall 6 at SPS/IPC/Drives.

Since its introduction in 2009, the TPS280DP throttle position sensor from Penny + Giles – a business group of Curtiss-Wright Controls and designer and manufacturer of high precision sensing technology – has become widely accepted as the sensor of choice by throttle body manufacturers, motorsports teams and fast road and track-day enthusiasts.

Agilent has announced that it will present at the Wireless Connectivity in Medical Devices Conference, Nov. 28. at the Langham Boston Hotel in Boston, Mass. In a keynote presentation, Jung-Ik Suh, Agilent wireless marketing program manager, will discuss the key wireless technologies that can be applied to medical devices, examine integral specifications and attributes on usage, and evaluate the testing challenges for these applications.

Agilent has today revealed the introduction a new basic spectrum analyzer for budget-constrained applications in R&D, manufacturing, maintenance, education labs, spectrum management, bench repair and other general-purpose analyzer applications. The Agilent N9322C basic spectrum analyzer will be available through Agilent sales representatives and authorized distributors beginning Dec. 1.

In response to the increasing trend towards virtual validation in the development of electronic control units (ECUs), dSPACE has launched its new, PC-based simulation platform VEOS.

Penny + Giles is supplying its STT280 tilt sensors to Stellar Industries for a boom angle positioning application on its range of truck-mounted telescopic winch-line cranes.