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MEMS device can detect the volume of a heart beat 5/12/2015
The BCG approach is contactless and allows the measurement of even more information regarding the volume of every heart stroke. Since the major blood flow around the body is along its length a single axis MEMS sensor is suitable for BCG use.
Danish researcher discovered chemicals to stabilized solar charges 5/12/2015
Anders Bo Skov, who's studying for his master's degree, reports in the journal Chemistry - A European Journal that he pioneered a more stable chemical using four synthesis steps.
Obama administration announced new round of advanced manufacturing grant 5/12/2015
The grants will range from $413,000 to $500,000 and support more than 40 organizations in developing research plans for "high-priority technology challenges" over a two-year period.
JEDEC welcomes new member company Spreadtrum Hong Kong Ltd. 5/11/2015
As a JEDEC member, your company will join with other industry leaders in driving the development of open standards for the global microelectronics industry.
Samsung new memory card plus is ready for 4K video 5/11/2015
PRO Plus is a memory card with performance and capacity which meet conditions required by digital devices, where 4K UHD video filming is possible, such as DSLR cameras, action cameras, digital camcorders and smartphones.
Obama pitches trade agreements 5/11/2015
President Barack Obama's case for international trade agreements is built on three main arguments: The right trade deal can create jobs at home, counter China's economic influence abroad and raise labor and environmental standards by U.S. trading partners.
U.S. could become a major cruide exporter 5/11/2015
The analysis, conducted by Dallas-based Turner, Mason & Company on behalf of the U.S. Energy Information Administration, predicted the country could eventually move 2.4 million barrels of crude oil abroad per day in that scenario.
CFO changes in industry 5/8/2015
Micron in November said Ronald Foster would retire from the CFO role, according to a news release. Mr. Foster received compensation valued at $4.3 million including a salary of $582,654 in the company’s 2014 fiscal year, according to a proxy filing.
NAND Flash oversupply to level out by Q3 5/8/2015
The demand bit growth in the second and third quarter will outstrip supply, and the price of NAND flash will gradually stabilize.
3D machine vision technology advancing 5/8/2015
Relatively inexpensive 3D image sensors is opening doors for many new vision applications. From automating truck loading to enhancing factory safety, depth perception is empowering new vision opportunities in industrial automation.
Supply Management predicts continue growth for manufacturing 5/8/2015
The semiannual ISM survey of manufacturing supply management executives showed that respondents are anticipating average revenue growth of 3.5 percent this year, down from the 5.6 percent forecast in the December poll.
SST qualifies 55nm flash to JEDEC specifications 5/7/2015
With an ambient temperature range of -40°C to 125°C, it demonstrated endurance of 100K program/erase cycles with more than 20 years of data retention at 150°C,
TI makes progress in automobile chips 5/7/2015
Microprocessors created by TI are in lots of cars, including Fords and BMWs, where they help control everything from car windows to power steering.
ZPM soughts investment to build air powered car 5/7/2015
The urban area focused AIRPod will have a top speed of almost 50 mph and a maximum range of 111 miles before needing to be refilled.
EPA to relax testing on formaldhyde 5/7/2015
A recent article in The New York Times attributed the changes to complaints by a wide array of critics, from furniture industry lobbyists and flooring retailers to the Chinese government and lawmakers from across the political spectrum.
Oversupply affect prices on TV panel 5/6/2015
The rising inventory of TV panels will lead to lower prices in Q2 and Q3 of this year. The LCD TV panel production/demand ratio rose from two per cent undersupply in 3Q14 to one per cent oversupply in 4Q14 and four per cent oversupply in 1Q15 and is expected to continue growing to six per cent in 2Q15.
LED industry is going through consolidation 5/6/2015
the global LED industry is following steps that the semiconductor industry experienced a few years earlier. After bankruptcies and exits, the chip industry is now being controlled by three players.
Korean FTC likely to fine Qualcomm for breaking FRAND terms 5/6/2015
Qualcomm currently collects royalty payments from clients that are calculated based on the price of the handset, not the price of the chip. The company reportedly collects around 5 percent of the sales price of smartphones that use its chips.
U.S. factory orders up 5/6/2015
Economists are hoping that U.S. manufacturing is beginning to emerge from a long soft patch, bolstered by stronger domestic demand that will offset ongoing weakness in exports.
IBM found ways to control drift on PCM memories 5/5/2015
IBM Research presented a paper outlining how it dealt with the phenomenon of resistance drift and the impact of temperature, which has been a barrier to MLC PCM. Known by a number of different names, including PRAM and C-RAM, PCM is one of the more mature, emerging non-volatile memories (NVM), offering low read/write latency, high throughput performance and high endurance.
Jabil opens Blue Sky Innovation Center in Silicon Valley 5/5/2015
Blue Sky Center is “about boundless creativity” – creating an environment for Jabil employees to collaborate with customers on ideas for new products, prototyping new product designs, and handing off designs to its plants.
China not likely to develop own DRAM technology in 5 years 5/5/2015
China might be able to gain access to proprietary technologies through technology licensing, but building a certain scale of production capacity would still require a period of time. That means China's impact on the memory industry would not be felt until after 2-3 years,
U.S. rejected reopening of Toyota unintended acceleration investigations 5/5/2015
The decision is a victory for Toyota, which has been dogged by complaints of unwanted acceleration since 2009. The complaints brought investigations and recalls totaling 10 million vehicles, as well as multiple lawsuits.
OmniVision to go private with Chinese investment 5/4/2015
Chinese state-owned investment firms bought several U.S.-listed chipmakers in the last two years, including Montage Technology Group, Spreadtrum Communications Inc and RDA Microelectronics Inc.
Sales of advanced DRAM and flash boosted Powertech 5/4/2015
The company aims to continue improving its gross margin this year and develop new technologies with major clients to catch the market trends in the next few years, Tsai said.
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