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25.5.2020

Circuit protection devices are the safeguard electronic circuits that protect from overvoltage, overcurrent, overtemperature, and ESD. The article provides an...

Synapses, the connections between neurons, have the ability to transmit signals with varying degrees of strength when they are excited by a quick succession of electrical impulses. One effect of this repeated activity is to increase the concentration of calcium ions, with the result that more neurotransmitters are emitted. Depending on the activity, other effects cause long-term structural changes, which impact the strength of the transmission for several hours, or potentially even for the rest of the person’s life.

Memristive elements allow the strength of the electrical transmission to be changed in a similar way to synaptic connections, by applying a voltage. In electrochemical metallization cells (ECMs), a metallic filament develops between the two metal electrodes, thus increasing conductivity. Applying voltage pulses with reversed polarity causes the filament to shrink again until the cell reaches its initial high resistance state. Copyright: Forschungszentrum Jülich / Tobias Schlößer

11.4.2022

Scientists around the world are intensively working on memristive devices, which are capable in extremely low power operation and behave...

7.5.2020

This webinar will introduce our cost-free online tool REDEXPERT. The tool can be used to select components for your respective...

6.5.2020

In this episode of All About Circuits' Tech Chats, Chris Anderson sits down with Daniel West of AVX to discuss...

11.4.2022

Researchers at the University of Massachusetts and the Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate have recently created a 3-D computing...

27.4.2020

EPCI European Passive Components Institute is pleased to announce release of its free online global passive manufacturing database WHO is...

20.3.2020

EPCOS series S861 and M703 NTC thermistors by TDK, provide accurate temperature measurements in a variety of applications. The S861...

11.4.2022

In a recent paper published in Advanced Intelligent Systems, Yuchao Yang and colleagues at Peking University have shown that human-like...

18.2.2020

TI's new temperature sensors offer 50% higher accuracy, high sensitivity and single-point calibration. Texas Instruments (TI) expanded its temperature sensing...