 Electronics components distributor Digi-Key Corp., Thief River Falls MN, and IEEE 802.15.4 and ZigBee chip provider Jennic Ltd., Sheffield, England, have signed a distribution agreement.
Digi-Key will stock and deliver Jennic’s complete line of SoC products, ranging from the flagship JN5121 single chip wireless microcontroller to the JN5121-MO family of modules, including one with up to 100mW of transmit power. Development tools and evaluation kits for the platform will also be available.
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Freedom of the Seas, the world’s largest and most innovative cruise ship, left England today to make her transatlantic voyage to New York where she will make her American debut on May 10. Having already caused quite a stir in Europe, the ship is set to make her mark on the United States, where she will introduce a shipboard surf park, cantilevered whirlpools suspended 112 feet above the ocean, a full-size boxing ring, and a fourteen-person family suite.
Julia J-Dia Diaco Breaks Her Two Year Silence About Her Incident at NYU and Moves Forward in Her Life with the Release of Her Debut Single and Video I Won’t Tell From Her Forthcoming Album Release, My Blue Heaven Due In Stores This Summer
Ramtron International Corporation, a leading developer and supplier of nonvolatile ferroelectric random access memory (FRAM) and integrated semiconductor products, has introduced the VRS51L2070, a fast and flexible 8051-based microcontroller that delivers the power and speed of a 16-bit MCU without migrating from an 8-bit device.
The N’s newest original half-hour series Beyond the Break (formerly Makaha Surf) was shot entirely on location in Oahu, Hawaii. The twenty-episode series premieres on air with an hour-long special on Friday June 2 at 8:30 pm ET on The N. The first two weeks of the series will premiere Fridays at 8:30 pm until June 16 when it moves to its regular time of 8.
Laird Technologies has introduced Poron Conductive Fabric gaskets for LCD cushioning and EMI protection in handheld monitoring devices.
One morning in 1994 Kenji Takeuchi, founder and owner of Mugen Denko (a Japanese electrical services firm), was on his way to work when he witnessed a motorcycle accident. The rider, as in most serious motorcycle accidents, went flying off his bike. Mr. Takeuchi found himself consumed with questions about the accident - How badly injured was the cyclist? Did he have family that would be devastated by his accident? And finally, was there a way to protect other cyclists from injury?