August 4, 2025 - Electronic Design Today

Kioxia’s latest UFS 4.1 memory chip, which more than doubles the speed of previous versions, meets automotive requirements.

The meteoric rise of NVIDIA’s GPU technology in accelerating AI has captivated the world and, in the process, given rise to persistent myths. This article tackles 11 of the most...

Delve into the technical differences between traditional passive charging systems and smart EV chargers that respond to varying conditions in the electric grid.

iDEAL Semi’s innovative asymmetrical MOSFET architecture offers performance for 150- to 200-V apps that rivals SiC and GaN at a fraction of the cost. But can it scale for use ...

Explore how digital feedback controllers manage motors, pressure, temperature, and more, and learn why ADC and DAC performance are crucial when designing robust embedded systems...

Solid-state cooling technologies could deliver much higher efficiencies and reliability than the refrigeration systems that have dominated the $272B market for nearly a century...

There’s no electrical power grid in outer space, so the electrical power subsystem needs to deliver the spacecraft’s requirements.

A plethora of passives and packaging technologies and elevated electric aviation share the spotlight with yet another debate about hydrogen power in this edition of PowerBites...

Designing and building electrified vehicles and doing it faster and more cost-effectively is vital for an industry facing unprecedented tumult. More and better integration of ...

Stackpole’s rugged RPCQ form-factor chip resistors withstand extreme power pulse levels in automotive applications.

This article addresses some basic noise principles and how to apply them to each analog-to-digital converter input node to minimize any noise convolving onto the output spectrum...

These battery-cell controllers boost performance, accuracy, and safety without changing the chemistry inside lithium-ion cells.

A real-time development and test environment of xEV powertrain systems was built based on Infineon’s AURIX TC3x/TC4x automotive MCUs.

Reduced reliability in grid power and other risks make it timely to consider building in greater resiliency. It’s not for the faint-hearted, but with a step-by-step approach, ...

Low-latency audio components and advanced DSP components plus algorithms enable active noise cancellation in discerning automotive cabin applications such as those found in electric...