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Bourns: for us, quality is not an empty word

CC3100 is a network processor for the Internet of things. Part II

We create portable ultrasound devices based on modern analog microcircuits

G3VM - Omron's MOSFET relay family

Ioxus: ultracapacitors replace batteries

Maxim Integrated: A Range of Temperature Measurement Solutions

Melexis: a chip to create any current sensor

RS-485 from TI: Reliable Solutions for Industrial Networks

STM8L052 as a basis for a budget flowmeter

TBU: self-healing high-speed current and voltage protection

Atmosphere under control: HTS221 humidity and LPS25 atmospheric pressure sensors

Restore functionality! Resettable PPTC Fuses MULTIFUSE

Highly Reliable Digital Isolation Solutions

High-frequency relays for measuring and communication equipment

Ready-made libraries SPIRIT1 Library for rapid development of energy meter radio channel

Elmos HALIOS gesture sensors: with a flick of the wrist

Sensors and transmitters Texas Instruments: a variety of solutions for all types of measurements. Part 1

Sensors and transmitters Texas Instruments: a variety of solutions for all types of measurements. Part 2

Autonics proximity sensors: inductive and capacitive

For 3D systems: VL6180 light and proximity sensor

For uninterrupted power supply: Weidmueller solutions for protection cabinets

For single-phase and multi-phase meters: new measuring chips from ST

For LED infosystems: Mean Well low profile power supplies

USB battery charging: the role of charger type detector

Measuring path for relay protection systems: solutions from Texas Instruments

Measuring rotation parameters: Bourns encoders

Switching power supplies ST for single-phase and three-phase electricity meters

Internet of Things - to the masses! Tiny web servers from Lantronix

System-Level ESD Study: MSP430 Example

How to achieve maximum battery life for a wireless node

The maximum range of communication over the radio channel in the system: how to achieve this?

Beacons Bluetooth Low Energy

Microcontrollers with FRAM from Texas Instruments - a new era for meters

PE, RE and RYII Series Miniature Power Relays from TE Connectivity

MBee-868 modules in systems for collecting readings from metering devices

Modules from Powercast: powering the sensor from the cellular network

My first application for wireless communication in the 868 MHz band - step by step instructions. Part II

Frost-resistant lithium batteries from EEMB

Power Above All: RST-5000/10000 Series Regulated Power Supplies

Powerful gallium nitride (GaN) transistors from EPC - the end of the silicon era?

Reliable Relays from Asia: Tai-Shing Product Overview

New from ONS: IGBT for welding equipment

New from TI: three processors, DC/DC and 868/2400 MHz radio on one chip

Optimization of noise parameters of signal circuits. Part 1

Optimization of noise parameters of signal circuits. Part 2

Choosing the Right Transformer for the MAX13256 Driver

Protection Division: Bourns TVS Diodes

Meter user access: NFC and Bluetooth Low Energy

Bourns Potentiometers and Trimmers: From the Beginnings to the Present Day

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The process does not affect the quality and taste of the contents of the vessel. So far, the age of a bottle is determined with an accuracy of 15 years, but by expanding the collection of "reference" bottles, physicists hope to bring the accuracy up to two years. If the age of the bottle and the year of wine production indicated on the label differ greatly, we are talking about a fake.

Another group of researchers from the same Center dates the wine itself by determining the content of the caesium-137 isotope in it. This isotope occurs in nuclear explosions and accumulates in grapes, so the dating limit is limited to the period from 1945 to 1963, when atmospheric testing of nuclear weapons was prohibited. But the accuracy of the method is up to one year.

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