Articles Tagged with ''sensor''

German sensor house HENSOLDT has taken over EuroAvionics GmbH, a supplier of avionics systems for helicopters and UAVs.

Link Labs, a leading innovator in low-power, wide-area network technologies that power the Internet of Things, has received certification for its low-power LTE Cat-M1 Sensor Suite for the Verizon 4G LTE Network, the world’s first commercial deployment of this breakthrough technology. The Link Labs Sensor Suite utilizes the Sequans Monarch chipset and is available as both a pre-certified device for OEM systems, as well as part of the fully-integrated Sensor Suite that Link Labs is launching in conjunction with Verizon’s LTE Cat M1 network roll-out, scheduled to reach nationwide coverage by the end of Q1 2017.

NXP Semiconductors and its partners showcased the progress of secure intelligent transport with live demonstrations of platooning on the roads of Munich.

EnSilica has further expanded its network of specialist design centers with the establishment of a new facility near Oxford, UK, focusing on RF and low power sensing applications.

The INNOposium, a Würth Elektronik and Texas Instruments forum for decision-makers in the electronics sector, has been held for the second time in Stuttgart, Germany.

UMS has introduced a state of the art fully integrated 24 GHz transceiver solution for industrial sensor and car radar applications.

Boonton, a Wireless Telecom Group company, has added a new fast measurement mode to the 55 Series USB wideband power sensor adding to its industry leading 100,000 measurements per second capabilities.

Infineon Technologies and imec are cooperating to develop highly integrated CMOS-based 79 GHz sensor chips for automotive radar applications.

Pulse Electronics Corp. introduces an all-in-one combination antenna and proximity sensor package to optimize the characteristics of both functions, thus enabling better device performance and increased design flexibility for tablets, laptops, and notebook computers. The ProxAnt TL 1.0 is a seven band main antenna, a proximity sensor chip, and all needed components included on the same flexible circuit board.

Infineon Technologies is working with Google’s Advanced Technology and Projects group (ATAP) to develop a sensing solution. Potential applications include wearables, IoT and automotive applications.