Jan. 18, 2021 - Electronic Design Today

Maxim Integrated’s 1-Wire authenticator brings security to automotive devices in a much smaller and less expensive package.

Saving months of tuning effort, a pre-tuned image sensor and image processor combo performs simultaneous high dynamic-range captures and high LED flicker mitigation.

VITA Executive Director Jerry Gipper provides insights about what’s on tap and what’s coming in rugged hardware design.

For over four decades, gas-leak-detection sensor tech has remained relatively unchanged and proven costly and often unreliable. Advances have changed the landscape, though, with...

The country’s "green growth strategy" urges utilities to bolster renewables and hydrogen while calling for the auto industry to go carbon-free.

Verizon isn’t turning off 3G—for now. Editor Bill Wong weighs in on what that means.

The deployment of vehicle-to-everything communication should commence with protecting two-wheelers, which are the most vulnerable road users.

The shift to hyperscale is rapidly changing the skills and tools needed for consulting engineers to meet the industry’s demands, both today and in the future.

As the world becomes more connected, advanced technologies like AI increase their stronghold on the industrial spectrum. In turn, AI chipsets will emerge as solutions for large...

By using advanced material-processing techniques, ORNL researchers developed a copper/carbon-nanotube composite with lower resistivity, higher current capacity, and improved tensile...

Secure Thingz Founder and CEO, Haydn Povey, offers up seven key issues and predictions that could reshape the data-security landscape in 2021.

Graphics Chip Chronicles Vol.5 No.3 - ATI had great success with the 3D Rage, so much so that IBM agreed to implement it on the motherboard of IBM’s Aptiva multimedia home PCs...