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EPISHINE SIGNS DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT WITH FARNELL TO ENABLE LIGHT ENERGY HARVESTING WITHIN ELECTRONIC DESIGN

EPISHINE SIGNS DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT WITH FARNELL TO ENABLE LIGHT ENERGY HARVESTING WITHIN ELECTRONIC DESIGN

The innovative Swedish manufacturer of printed organic solar cells and development kits Epishine has signed a new franchise agreement with Farnell, an Avnet Company and global distributor of electronic components, products, and solutions. The new-to-market printed organic solar cells are optimized for harvesting energy from indoor, low energy lighting enabling organic solar power to be […]

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E CON SYSTEMS ANNOUNCES 90FPS 4K SONY STARVIS® CAMERA WITH ULTRA LOW LIGHT PERFORMANCE

E-CON SYSTEMS ANNOUNCES 90FPS 4K SONY STARVIS® CAMERA WITH ULTRA-LOW LIGHT PERFORMANCE

SONY STARVIS IMX415 Sensor | Ultra-HD 4K Resolution |High Frame Rate (90fps) at 4K |NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX/Nano e-con Systems Inc., a leading embedded camera solutions company, brings its new SONY STARVIS based 4K Ultra-HD MIPI camera module to the market for smart city, sports vision, quality inspection and factory automation applications.  This camera module is suitable

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Picaxe LED night light1

Picaxe LED night light

This is a little night-light that comes on when it gets dark, to illuminate dark rooms or hallways. I’m sure you can buy these cheaply ready made but it’s more fun to make your own, and this way it can be customised exactly how you want it. Power efficiency The unit is very efficient –

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Tea Light Clone

Tea Light Clone

I got to the result so it requires a bit more reading. At home we have quite some electronic tea lights, the ones from Philips that can be charged wirelessly. I have made an Instructable before related to this topic, see Tea Light Charge Monitorr. After some time these tea lights stop working because the rechargeable

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PIC16F84A LIGHT EFFECTS CIRCUITS

PIC16F84A LIGHT EFFECTS CIRCUITS

PIC16F84 controlled by the opto-relay, triac strong as elements driven by a lamp, light effects circuits various flashing patterns and eye-catching images are creating some computer Connection is in general 4, 8 channel output of the lamp are PIC16F84… Electronics Projects, PIC16F84A Light Effects Circuits “microchip projects, microcontroller projects, pic assembly example, pic16f84 projects, PIC16F84 controlled by the opto-relay,

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PIC16F88 SN75176 CCS C EM4100 RF ID READER PROJECT

PIC16F88 SN75176 CCS C EM4100 RF-ID READER PROJECT

Hi friends I have done with you I share a RF-id application. Application for educational purposes only and is exemplary and is capable of being improved. If we are talking PIC16F88 application is used as a controller. Located in… Electronics Projects, PIC16F88 SN75176 CCS C EM4100 RF-ID Reader Project “microchip projects, microcontroller projects, pic16f88 projects, Hi friends I

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THE EVOLUTION OF LIGHT NICHIA AND INFINEON TO BUILD HIGH DEFINITION MICRO LED MATRIX SOLUTION FOR ADAPTIVE DRIVING BEAMS

THE EVOLUTION OF LIGHT: NICHIA AND INFINEON TO BUILD HIGH-DEFINITION MICRO-LED MATRIX SOLUTION FOR ADAPTIVE DRIVING BEAMS

Automotive lighting as an important safety and popular design feature in vehicles has evolved rapidly in the past years. Now, Nichia Corporation and Infineon Technologies AG (FSE: IFX / OTCQX: IFNNY) start a collaboration to add further momentum to this evolution. Together, they are developing a high-definition (HD) light engine with more than 16,000 micro-LEDs for front light applications. Unlike current

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INCANDESCENT LIGHT BULBS AT THE NANOSCALE

INCANDESCENT LIGHT BULBS AT THE NANOSCALE

Using tiny arrays of carbon nanotubes, a team of researchers at Rice University has designed nanoscale incandescent light source that could be tuned to precisely emit at specific wavelength, based on the materials’ configuration. The so-called nanoscale thermal emitters described in a paper titled “Non‐Hermitian Selective Thermal Emitters using Metal–Semiconductor Hybrid Resonators” published in the journal of

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