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Carbon transistors touted as outperforming amorphous silicon
Georgia Institute of Technology researchers are claiming to have perfected a method of making room- temperature transistors that are 100-times faster--as fast a amorphous silicon--by fabricating their channels from thin films of carbon-60, also knows as buckyballs or fullerenes. Details... more »
Georgia Institute of Technology researchers are claiming to have perfected a method of making room- temperature transistors that are 100-times faster--as fast a amorphous silicon--by fabricating their channels from thin films of carbon-60, also knows as buckyballs or fullerenes. Details... more »
Swedish design house agrees to maintain OpenCores
ORSoC AB (Stockholm, Sweden), a design house, that specializes in using open-source hardware intellectual property blocks, has agreed to maintain the OpenCores website, www.opencores.org. Details... more »
ORSoC AB (Stockholm, Sweden), a design house, that specializes in using open-source hardware intellectual property blocks, has agreed to maintain the OpenCores website, www.opencores.org. Details... more »
BMW brings internet protocol under the hood
A BMW research group has tested the Internet Protocol to network automotive controllers. The engineers found that IP could well suit the real-time requirements even of safety-critical applications. But the most promi 5b4 nent benefits are in another area: With IP networking, costs for automotive electronics probably could be lowered. Details... more »
A BMW research group has tested the Internet Protocol to network automotive controllers. The engineers found that IP could well suit the real-time requirements even of safety-critical applications. But the most promi 5b4 nent benefits are in another area: With IP networking, costs for automotive electronics probably could be lowered. Details... more »