Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed a new way of using light to perform computer calculations that could radically change the development of artificial intelligence in the future. The researchers created a system based on so-called exciton-polariton quasiparticles - unusual objects that combine the properties of light and matter. This has achieved something that has remained one of photonics' greatest challenges for years: performing logical operations using light with ...

The 2-Wire HD video door entry system from the EY series, is an excellent solution for the modernisation of an old intercom or video door entry system, in which a straight or paired cable was used as the communication bus. In this system, communication and powering of devices such as door stations or monitors is carried out using DS-KAD7060EY G74828 and additionally DS-KAD7061EY G74830 distributors. This is a plug & play system which, once the devices have been properly addressed and configured...

Due to the progressive development of technology, changes in the service providers' offerings, as well as technical innovations appearing on the market, the recommended method of cabling a building today differs significantly from that of a few years ago.

The market offer of fibre optic connectors and pigtails is enormous. The popularity of fibre optic technology in installations has resulted in a significant increase in the number of manufacturers of fibre optic patchcords and pigtails over the past few years - both in Europe and Asia.

In vehicles, additional systems such as a mobile DVR, network devices, LTE routers, communication modules or other systems requiring a constant power supply are sometimes installed. To ensure their continuous operation irrespective of the ignition status, ATTE has developed the universal buffer module LVUPS-140-UN1-OF M18725, designed for use with 12 V or 24 V vehicle installations. Its main task is to ensure the continuity of power supply to network devices - both while driving and when the ve...