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An overview of ZigBee's Smart Energy Profile 2.0 standard
May 23, 2013
Srinath Balaraman and Anil Khanna of Mentor Graphics provide an overview of the Smart Energy Profile 2.0 (SEP), an emerging standard in the smart energy market, being developed by the ZigBee Alliance.
Srinath Balaraman and Anil Khanna of Mentor Graphics provide an overview of the Smart Energy Profile 2.0 (SEP), an emerging standard in the smart energy market, being developed by the ZigBee Alliance.
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- Growth Drivers for LED Lighting
- Not all LED drivers provide "clean" light
- LEDs: Cheaper brighter bulbs to go viral
- The New Generation of Multifunctional Lighting Controllers
- Preventing color from becoming a problem: Active LED Feedback Control
- Power Factor and Solid State Lighting – Implications, Complications and Resolutions
- Advanced LED drivers display digital signage credentials
- Wireless Sensor Network Challenges and Solutions
- Teardown: LED light shrinks size, cost with non-isolated driver
Open Standards and Product Differentiation
Wed, 22 May 2013 14:10:00 +0200
It is sometimes assumed, erroneously, that basing a product on open standards and delivering a distinct user experience are mutually exclusive options. Quite the opposite. HTML5, for example, offers all the benefits of a widely supported standard, including a large community of developers and the ability to integrate in-car infotainment systems with virtually all smartphones and tablets. But it also allows automakers to control look-and-feel, modality of control, and end-user personalization.
It is sometimes assumed, erroneously, that basing a product on open standards and delivering a distinct user experience are mutually exclusive options. Quite the opposite. HTML5, for example, offers all the benefits of a widely supported standard, including a large community of developers and the ability to integrate in-car infotainment systems with virtually all smartphones and tablets. But it also allows automakers to control look-and-feel, modality of control, and end-user personalization.
- The Transition to High Brightness LEDs
- Simulating HBLEDs for Driver Testing
- What are the price advantages of light color regulation via feedback control?
- High Efficiency LED Driver
- High Efficiency 20 W Output Non- Isolated Buck LED Driver Using LinkSwitchTM
- Advanced LED Drivers Display Digital Signage Credentials
- Upgrading to LED-Backlit LCDs
- LED Lighting Driver Evaluation Board
Today's news
- Silica moves to fast lane in Europe's LED market
- Market researcher sees Samsung and Osram in price war
- Mouser, Philips Lumileds sign global distributor partnership
- OLEDs dominate organic electronic market
- In automotive lighting, LEDs still lack of horsepower, study says
- European Semiconductor Distribution Market shows sequential recovery in Q1/CY13
- Industry consortium develops glare-free automotive headlamps
- TSR integrates wireless functionality into LED Lamp
- Power factor and solid state lighting – implications, complications and resolutions
- First online development environment for the Internet of Things
New Products
- LED power supply suits hand-held devices
- Imaging Colorimeter offers fast, accurate measurement
- Zumtobel rolls small but powerful downlight
- Driver chip features primary-side peak-current mode for high-brightness LEDs
- Lincor pendant luminaire combines primary optics and LED mini cells
- ZigBee single-chip solution connects smart lighting to infrastructure
- Heatsink housings avoid LEDs overheating
- LED displays shine in outdoor use
- Microchip integrates intelligent analog functions into 8-bit microcontroller family
- DC input LED drivers tolerate supply voltage fluctuations
Next events
June 12, 2013 to
June 13, 2013
Seminars
Mobile Machine Control (MMC) conference - Nuremberg
CAN in Automation (CiA) has revealed the program for the 1st international Mobile Machine Control (MMC) conference. The conference will take place at the Meistersingerhalle in Nuremberg, June 12 and 13, 2013.
June 12, 2013 to
June 13, 2013
Exhibitions
LOPE-C - Munich
Taking place in Munich over June 12–13, 2013, the 5th international conference and exhibition for the organic and printed electronics industry, LOPE-C 2013 is the world's leading conference and exhibition for the rapidly growing market for organic and printed electronics.
June 18, 2013 to
June 20, 2013
Workshops
MSC and Atmel SAMA5D3 Series workshops
With the new Cortex-A5 family (ATSAMA5-D3) Atmel has expanded its MPU product line consistently in the direction of lower current consumption at maximum power. The new derivatives are designed for applications that use full-fledged operating systems and are supported by board support packages for Linux and Android.
July 02, 2013 to
July 05, 2013
Seminars
4th European PEFC & H2 Forum - Lucerne
The 4th European PEFC & H2 Forum taking place 2– 5 July 2013 in Lucerne, Switzerland, will be a highlight of the year for those involved with low temperature fuel cells and hydrogen.
July 03, 2013 to
July 05, 2013
Exhibitions
Nano Micro Biz - Tokyo
Exhibition Micromachine/MEMS is renamed “Nano Micro Biz” offering a new vision into micro-fabrication technology, devices and solutions at the 2013 edition.
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- Replacing the Candle in the Candelabra
- The Transition to High Brightness LEDs
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- What are the price advantages of light color regulation via feedback control?
- High Efficiency LED Driver
- High Efficiency 20 W Output Non- Isolated Buck LED Driver Using LinkSwitchTM
- Advanced LED Drivers Display Digital Signage Credentials
- Upgrading to LED-Backlit LCDs
- LED Lighting Driver Evaluation Board
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