Oct. 4, 2021 - Electronic Design Today

Achieving an optimal balance between high performance and power consumption in mobile-device designs is a tricky task, especially when it comes to operational amplifiers.

Increasing demand for memory is causing DDR4 to fall short of modern application needs, but DDR5 is poised to take performance to the next level.

We look at the past and the present all the time—now we need to look to the workforce of the future.

Micron said shortages of non-memory chips that are pushing out orders for some of its products will ease over the course of 2022.

Machine learning is creeping into tools used to design chips, software, and more.

We talk to Suchi Srinivasan from Tektronix about their recent Innovation Forum, and the latest developments and future trends in high technology.

The combination of intelligent hardware and software systems connected via an IoT network is one way to improve the key areas in which retail giants continue to invest: operational...

Using tiny muscle-implanted magnets and an on-surface sensing array, researchers have devised a highly accurate limb-orientation and motion sensor.

PowerBites "held the presses" to bring you two technologies that make SiC power devices easier to work with, and two others that simplify driving BLDCs and high-power wireless...

The MM5130 provides ultra-low insertion loss and excellent linearity as an SP4T from dc to 18 GHz, and greater than 3 billion switching cycles.

OQmented has developed a tiny, single-chip, MEMS mirror-based laser-beam scanning solution.

What are the latest IoT and edge-computing trends, and how can enterprises optimize their network and maintain optimized connectivity? Wyebot CEO Roger Sands weighs in on the ...

From panels to arrays, solar energy—backed by battery power—may be the best solution to power management for satellites.

We talk to Anil Mankar, Co-founder and Chief Development Officer at BrainChip, about artificial intelligence and neural-networking ICs.