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Supplementing the CA grid’s wind and solar generating capacity with up to 9.72 GW of peak power, large-scale storage led to 100% renewable operation during parts of 79 out of ...
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Electronic Design’s intrepid editors returned from the IEEE’s APEC 2025 conference with a heaping helping of the most innovative products, disruptive technologies, and important...
Texas Instruments’s latest microcontroller is claimed to be the smallest available, delivering size and performance benefits for compact applications such as medical wearables...
Andy reflects on how he recently woke up to tariff policies affecting him and his own engineering R&D and thinks that “short-term pain” will be long-term damage.
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No matter how high the tech, destructive animals, especially rodents, can cause serious damage. Designers must bear in mind this common scourge and apply good design choices to...