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- By Joe Salvador, senior director of marketing, SiTime The first wearable step counters which emerged in the early 2000s bear little resemblance to today’s sophisticated AI-enabled devices. From humble clip-ons and bands such as FitBit and Jawbone, we’ve arrived in […]
- New 65V digital power monitors help designers track accumulated energy data to improve system response in applications that also depend on higher levels of measurement headroom and spike protection As automotive, AI/data centre, networking and industrial systems quickly migrate toward […]
- Solid Sands B.V., the provider of testing and qualification technology for compilers and libraries, has launched SuperTest Van Gogh 6.0, a major update to its SuperTest Compiler Test and Validation Suite, adding more than 1,900 handcrafted tests and significantly extending […]
- Global engineering community offers members opportunity to evaluate Arduino’s new single-board computer element14, an Avnet Community, is inviting engineers and makers to apply for the opportunity to evaluate Arduino’s new VENTUNO Q single-board computer (SBC) and share their findings with […]
- Renesas Electronics Corporation, a supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, has expanded its RZ/G Series with new 64-bit general-purpose microprocessors (MPUs) for Human Machine Interface (HMI) and IoT edge systems. The RZ/G3L and RZ/G3SE are pin-compatible MPUs that support a broad […]
- Edge AI brings power and thermal design into sharper focus Apacer is highlighting power efficiency and thermal management as key design considerations for Edge AI systems, with its CoreEnergy intelligent power management technology for industrial SSDs and GraTherX thermal technology […]
- INFAC boosts range by integrating DC-DC conversion into EV battery pack South Korea’s INFAC Corporation has introduced an 800V battery pack design block for electric vehicles that integrates a high-power 800V-to-48V isolated and regulated DC-DC converter. The new design improves […]
- Wind turbines rely on power converters, control cabinets, sensors, communications hardware and protection systems that must operate in exposed environments for years. Reliability is an obvious design priority, but serviceability matters once a fault occurs. A converter module or sensor […]
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