A research team has developed a skin-attachable auditory sensor, which recognizes human voices in noisy environments and when users wear facemasks. The new sensor will be useful in microphones that facilitate communication in disaster situations and for healthcare devices that diagnose respiratory diseases.
“But conventional interconnection technology requires a relatively large amount of space and prevents further miniaturization of the MEMS,” said Florian Fuchs, a research associate in the Thin Film Processing group at Fraunhofer ILT. For this ...
In a study that confirms its promise as the next-generation semiconductor material, UC Santa Barbara researchers have directly visualized the photocarrier transport properties of cubic boron arsenide single crystals.
Inefficient fluid machinery contributes to global warming. To enhance efficiency, defining and decreasing flow separation on curved surfaces is essential.
CUI Devices has announced two MEMS microphones designed for active noise cancellation. CMM-2718AB-3815NC-TR (right) and CMM-2718AT-3817NC-TR (left) are omni-directional analogue microphones with bottom or top sonic ports, respectively. “Thanks to their ...
