Articles Tagged with ''flexible''

Flexible Circuits For Medical

 

Flexible MicrocircuitsMetrigraphics announced it has achieved large-scale production of micron-scale flexible circuits six or more layers high, with traces (circuit lines) as narrow as three microns (11.81 x 10-5 inches). The circuits are so flexible they can be wrapped around objects with diameters as small as a pencil. Products include single-layer flex, multi-layer flex, coils, sensor components, and electrodes (neuro-stimulation).


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Linear's 16-bit 5 Msps dual SAR ADC offers flexible differential inputs with wide common mode range

Linear Technology Corp. introduces the LTC2323-16, a dual 16-bit 5 Msps simultaneous sampling, successive approximation register (SAR) ADC with flexible differential inputs. The LTC2323-16 supports a wide input common mode range and simplifies system-level design by relaxing the signal conditioning requirements to drive the ADC with a wide range of analog signals up to Nyquist frequencies.


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San-tron "Rocks Seattle" – displays several coaxial innovations at IMS 2013

San-tron Inc., (www.santron.com), a leading manufacturer of RF and microwave coaxial connectors and cable assemblies, is pleased to announce that they’ll be displaying a variety of innovative RF/Microwave coaxial connectors and cable assemblies in booth #520 at the 2013 International Microwave Symposium June 4-6th at the Seattle Convention Center. With a rockin’ theme, including a giveaway of one of the hottest tech toys―a Jawbone Jambox portable bluetooth hi-fi system―San-tron will be reviewing some of their most revolutionary coaxial designs.


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Molex to feature products, demos at IMS 2013

Molex Inc. announced that it will exhibit at the IEEE 2013 International Microwave Symposium (IMS) in Seattle, WA, June 2-7.   Molex will showcase its broad range of products and solutions available for the RF/microwave market, including several new products and live product demonstrations, in booth 719.  


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A4WP to bring next gen wireless power technology to consumer electronics marketplace

The Alliance for Wireless Power (A4WP) announced completion of several key milestones that will help bring a more flexible wireless power technology to the global marketplace. This includes growing its member base and working with members to approve and release A4WP's wireless power specification. Additionally, A4WP's branding committee prepares to unveil an official, go-to-market name and logo for its wireless power specification and to launch a parallel technical testing and certification program.


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