LAPIS Semiconductor develops a low-power microcontrolle…
ROHM's LAPIS Semiconductor has developed an 8-bit low-power microcontroller "ML610Q111 / ML610Q112" for full-color LED lighting that can achieve rich colors and brightness through fine control. The LSI is equipped with a 6-channel PWM port necessary for LED ligh ---MORE---
Wearable devices are starting to attack and prevent com…
Japanese electronic components manufacturers such as TDK and Alps Electric plan to start mass production of parts for "wearable terminals" in 2014. TDK will begin to produce smaller wireless communication components than before in January 2014. Alps Electric plans to ---MORE---
Sanan Optoelectronics wholly-owned subsidiary MOCVD rec…
On the evening of December 16, Sanan Optoelectronics (600703) announced that it had decided to add 20 internationally advanced single-chambers to Xiamen Sanan Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, after the resolution of the 30th meeting of the 7th Board of ---MORE---
Automotive MEMS and safety MCU application upgrade, ST …
Electronic enthusiasts : As people's demand for vehicles is rapidly increasing, the frequency of traffic accidents is rising. The consideration of safety performance has become the first choice for car purchase. Data show that in 2012 China has become the world's larges ---MORE---
Add active monitoring function to smart network cameras
Intelligent network surveillance cameras with active detection will become popular in the future. In the future, the network camera will combine system software parameter setting, image recognition, communication module and other technologies to realize the active detection fu ---MORE---
Another milestone in quantum communication, the speed o…
According to foreign media reports, in the framework of Einstein's theory of relativity, the speed of light is considered to be unable to "surpass". The "limit speed" in this universe has always been the goal of scientists' breakthroughs. Slow down t ---MORE---
Kick: Colorful LED lights controlled by WiFi
Today I recommend a more powerful Kick, a color-adjustable LED light that can be controlled by a smartphone via WiFi. Through the application on the iPhone, users can remotely adjust any desired rainbow color. Of course, in addition to being a flashlight on the back of the ph ---MORE---