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August 2009 [Communications] OEMs Will Support Bluetooth Low-Energy Products WELLINGBOROUGH, UK—Despite concern about single-mode device development, IMS Research expects that partnerships will be formed between integrated-circuit (IC) vendors and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) as well as makers of single-mode and dual-mode Bluetooth low-energy-enabled products. Although uncertain, many people expect that single-mode devices will require a year to gain value as a low-energy standard. The market is currently waiting for a... August 2009 [Industry News] Raytheon Signs Contract To Develop Nano-Thermal-Interface Materials TEWKSBURY, MA — Raytheon Co. has signed a $6-million-dollar contract to work with nano-thermalinterface materials (nTIM) in the hopes of enhancing the thermal performance of advanced defense- electronics systems. Split into three phases, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) program will have a duration of 45 months. According to Raytheon, it will utilize engineered nanomaterials to lower the thermal resistance between ... August 2009 [Components] Flat And Trackless Cables Result In Lower Particulation LANDENBERG, PA—W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc. has released the results of a cable particulation study conducted with the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing, Engineering, and Automation IPA located in Germany. Four different cable systems—two Gore high-flex flat cables, one round cable chain, and one Gore trackless cable—were utilized to determine their particulation for ISO cleanroom certification. In addition, two non-metal cable chains, a... |
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