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[ad_1] Thermal simulation is integral to the design process for electronics devices – and yet a quarter (24%) of thermal engineers also claim that their organisations are unable to keep up with the hardware requirements needed to run accurate, reliable and fast thermal simulations. A key bottleneck is the process of “solving” – the crucialRead more about Thermal simulation compromised by hardware limitations[…]

[ad_1] Chromebooks are known for giving you a lot of cloud-based computing power for not very much money, but right now you can get the Samsung Chromebook 3 for an astonishing value. Starting at $149, this 11-inch Chromebook comes with all the power you need to browse the web and work on office projects forRead more about The Samsung Chromebook 3 is just $149 for Black Friday[…]

[ad_1] The project will develop light-weight, monolithic, mid-wave infrared (MWIR) imagers, capable of detecting a single photon of IR light. Dr Laura Meriggi These are primarily used to image gasses and diagnose their composition. Dr Laura Meriggi, device development engineer at CST Global and project lead, writes: “Current, commercially available, MWIR imaging systems require expensive,Read more about Glasgow University works with local firms on silicon photon detectors[…]

[ad_1] There are a mere two days left until the mystical Black Friday, and you know what that means: it’s time to upgrade to the best CPU cooler around. Even if you don’t really need a new cooler (which, let’s face it, who does?), it would be nice to have at a discount. Besides, ifRead more about Best CPU cooler 2017: top CPU coolers for your PC[…]

[ad_1] Its hub will be the Centre for Secure Information Technologies (CSIT), which was launched at Queen’s University Belfast this week. The Research Institute in Secure Hardware and Embedded Systems (RISE) aims to tackle the problem of cyber threats through four initial component projects, which will be led by UK research partners from Queen’s University,Read more about £5m hardware security R&D centre launched at Queen’s University Belfast[…]

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[ad_1] “Equipment billings dipped in October, the fourth consecutive monthly decline during this record spending year,” says SEMI CEO  Ajit Manocha, “in spite of this seasonal weakness, we expect equipment spending to increase by 30 percent or more this year and are positive about growth in 2018.” Over the last six months billings have been:Read more about SEMI billings decline for fourth consecutive month[…]

[ad_1] One of the most crucial – albeit oft overlooked – components of the best computers is the power supply. It’s extremely important to set aside the time and money to get only the best PSU in your PC, as without a reliable unit, your high end components could be losing out on power andRead more about Best PC power supply 2017: top PSUs for your PC[…]

[ad_1] In particular, its chips are aimed at wearables that meets US Fedral Drug Administration (FDA) sensing specifications – so far, said Maxim, no wearables have achieved FDA approval. MAX86141 is an autonomous dual-channel (for two photodiodes) optical pulse oximeter plus heart rate sensor, measuring PPG (photoplethysmography) signals on the wrist, finger, and ear toRead more about Maxim senses breathing, pulse, blood oxygen and more for wearables[…]