Avago Technologies showcased its QSFP+ active optical cable (AOC) and transceiver solutions for short range Infiniband and Ethernet applications at this week's Supercomputing 09 show in Portland, OR.
Test laboratory GHMT AG conducted analysis of two U/UTP, one F/UTP, and two S/FTP systems. Tyco says the results show shielded systems offer superior noise performance.
High-power industrial green laser offers reliability and economy The new Mamba Green from Coherent is a frequency-doubled, diode-pumped solid-state laser that offers an exceptional combination of high output power, outstanding reliability, and low cost of ownership for a wide range of materials processing tasks.
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The Ethernet Alliance announced the results of the SFP+ subcommittee plug fest of 10G SFP+ direct attach copper products based on the SFF-8431 industry specification.
The company has introduced its iPass+ High-Speed Channel (HSC) pluggable CXP copper and optical interconnect system, designed to enable 12 channels of 10-Gbps data for up to 120 Gbps of total bandwidth.
Green Hills Software enables secure virtualization for mobile ARM TrustZone technology-based devices SANTA CLARA, Calif., 21 Nov. 2009. Green Hills Software Inc., an independent vendor of embedded software solutions, has built upon its INTEGRITY real-time operating system (RTOS)--reportedly the first and only operating system technology to be certified by the National Security Agency (NSA) to EAL6+ High Robustness, the highest level of security ever achieved for any software product--with the release of its INTEGRITY Secure Virtualization for ARM TrustZone technology.
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Rochester Electronics expands space-level manufacturing NEWBURYPORT, Mass., 21 Nov. 2009. Rochester Electronics, a source for discontinued semiconductors, is actively expanding its mission-critical product manufacturing capabilities to ensure a continuous supply of certified radiation hardened space-level semiconductors.
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Rochester Electronics expands space-level manufacturing, radiation-hardened semiconductor offerings NEWBURYPORT, Mass., 21 Nov. 2009. Rochester Electronics, a source for discontinued semiconductors, is actively expanding its mission-critical product manufacturing capabilities to ensure a continuous supply of certified radiation hardened space-level semiconductors. Rochester Electronics is contractually licensed by National Semiconductor, TI, Fairchild, and other semiconductor firms to provide a continuing manufacturing source for products they no longer make.
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TowerJazz, Tanner EDA announce Process Design Kits for power-management device design NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., 21 Nov. 2009. TowerJazz and Tanner EDA, a provider of electronic design automation (EDA) tools, announced a joint initiative to develop Process Design Kits (PDKs) for analog/mixed-signal (A/MS) designers using Tanner EDA's HiPer Silicon software. This collaboration gives Tanner EDA customers access to TowerJazz's 0.18- and 0.35-micron power-management process platform and TowerJazz customers access to Tanner EDA's A/MS tools for a complete IC design solution.
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Shipments of photovoltaic inverters topped a record in 3Q09 after stalling earlier in the year, with particular strength in Germany, according to data from UK-based market research firm IMS Research.
The idea is to set up building integrated photovoltaics on the workshops and a factory covering area of 320,000m?. By installing more than 10 megawatts (MW) of photovoltaic panels, the system will generate more than 13 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually.
Universal Display, Flexible Display Center at ASU to supply flexible active-matrix PHOLED display prototypes to U.S. Army EWING, N.J., 20 Nov. 2009. Universal Display Corp., provider of displays and lighting through its UniversalPHOLED phosphorescent OLED technology, and the Flexible Display Center (FDC) at Arizona State University are jointly fabricating prototype active-matrix PHOLEDs on flexible plastic substrates for the U.S. Army. Universal Display also won a $650,000 U.S. Army Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II Enhancement contract to support this work.
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This presentation will introduce the fundamental technology of cooled CCD cameras, as well as the methods of measuring camera properties that are relevant to life science imaging. We will explain how 10 key questions can be used to compare camera properties to imaging requirements. The presentation will focus on quantitative black & white cooled CCD cameras for low-light-level microscopy.
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Introduction to Asphere Metrology
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The Cost of Tolerancing
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