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DNA testing chip delivers results in one hour

Panasonic, together with the Belgium-based research institution IMEC, has developed a DNA testing chip that automates all stages of obtaining genetic information, including preprocessing. This development is expected to enable personalized, tailor-made therapy to become widespread. SNPs are variations in a single DNA base among individuals. Detecting SNPs makes it possible to check whether genetically …

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ScanaPLUS: 9-Channels, 100MHz Logic Analyzer

Scan a PLUS is a robust, versatile and multi-application 9 Channels logic analyzer. It relies on the free ScanaStudio software to capture and analyze logic signals. This logic analyzer will capture signals at a steady rate of 100 MSPS (Million Samples Per Seconds), whether you’re using 1 or all 9 channels. No compromises. Thanks to its configurable …

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Ultra-compact mini-spectrometer integrating MEMS and image sensor technologies

The MS series are thumb-sized (27.6 × 13 × 16.8 mm) spectrometer heads developed for installation into mobile measurement equipment by merging our MEMS and image sensor technologies. The MS series use a CMOS image sensor integrated with a light receiving slit. The internal optical system is comprised of a convex lens on which a …

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Supercapacitor Options for Energy-Harvesting Systems

Low-power microcontrollers have done much to improve longevity in energy-harvesting systems. Clever architectures and use of low-power modes lets micros draw nano amperes of current while preserving registers and configuration data. This allows designers to use smaller and less dense energy storage solutions that were not feasible in the past. Nevertheless, energy storage, which plays …

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Imec Presents Low-Power Chip for Intra-Cardiac Ventricular Fibrillation Detection

San Francisco, USA – February 19, 2013 – Imec demonstrated a low-power (20µW), intra-cardiac signal processing chip for the detection of ventricular fibrillation at this week’s International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC 2013) in San Francisco with Olympus. An important step toward next-generation Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy solutions, the new chip delivers innovative signal processing functionalities …

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