September-October 2019

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1ACF interconnection wearable technology FINAL Welding and bonding technologies for medical devices
Welding and bonding technologies for medical devices

A growing trend in preventative health is wearable technology, like smart watches and monitors that are placed on the skin.

1Uzam EW part 12 Fig 7 top view Analogue output modules for a 0-5V to -10V - +10V signal converter
Analogue output modules for a 0-5V to -10V – +10V signal converter

This series of columns is dedicated to a project involving thirteen analogue input modules and seven analogue output modules for a 5V microcontroller, connecting them to its ADC and DAC channels.

Figure 2 Johanson Technology IPC2 Integrated passive components simplify signal conditioning in smaller packages
Integrated passive components simplify signal conditioning in smaller packages

Integrated passive components (IPCs) are attracting increasing interest due to the miniaturisation of wireless devices.

raq issue 160 Fig 02 A simple circuit that measures relative intensity of two light sources
A simple circuit that measures relative intensity of two light sources

Can I measure the difference between two light sources with an instrumentation amplifier?

CES1 Specialised power for everyday technology
Specialised power for everyday technology

Convenience and insight continue to shape the development of health technology, with wearable electronics still proving a mainstay – and at the heart of it all are batteries.

1MRB195Fig3 Convolutional neural networks in image classification
Convolutional neural networks in image classification

Before any convolutional neural network is properly functional, it must be trained, i.e. it must learn the items it needs to detect and classify.

2uriel soberanes MxVkWPiJALs unsplash CEA-Leti creates alternative AR technology by combining integrated optics and holography
CEA-Leti creates alternative AR technology by combining integrated optics and holography

CEA-Leti has developed a novel retinal-projection system for augmented reality (AR) applications, based on integrated optics and holography, thus overcoming the limitations of existing AR glasses that suffer from limited field-of-view and bulky optical systems.

1RMIT light brain chip Electronic chip acts like the brain to make memories
Electronic chip acts like the brain to make memories

Engineers have mimicked the human brain with an electronic chip that uses light to create and modify memories.

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