Nov. 1, 2021 - Electronic Design Today

Geoff Thompson, part of the IEEE 803.3 Ethernet Working Group since 1983, started using Ethernet in 1974 at Xerox Research.

Horizon's Andrew Harter talks about the company's pixC4 flight control system that incorporates an NVIDIA Jetson module.

Most every electronic circuit will pose the threat of EMI radiation on other circuitry, with drones and UAVs being particularly susceptible. There’s one simple but important solution...

Back in the 70s and 80s, 8-bit microprocessors were the building blocks for early PCs and embedded systems.

The intelligent fabric is designed to connect platforms like Intel's Tofino 3 intelligent fabric processor.

How do Intel's platforms improve the gaming experience?

Dialog Semiconductor's Dima Mymrikov talks about working with mixed-signal design using GreenPAK tools and chips.

A blend of substrate, unique chemistry, and 3D printing yields a supercapacitor that also biodegrades quickly.

The system, developed by Hyundai Mobis, can be retracted and stored in autonomous-driving vehicles. It also provides stability by automatically increasing or reducing steering...

Foxconn plans to build electric vehicles for automotive customers rather than sell under its own brand.

For nearly 20 years, Bluetooth has dominated as the short-range technology for wirelessly connected devices. But UWB’s latency and power-efficiency advantages position it as a...

Embedded programmers have three places to store data: global, the heap, and the stack.

The concept of an AGV platform with robot arm technology paired with AI-based software continues to evolve and gain full acceptance among various industries.

Like the IC eFuse, which adds functions and features to a classic passive overcurrent and safety device, the LTC4249 does the same for the venerable electromagnetic or thermal...

Johny Srouji, Apple's senior vice president of hardware technologies, said the M1 Max is the largest chip it has ever built by far. The chip packs 57 billion transistors, which...

CMOSS is increasingly on the radar of mil-aero bodies seeking to deploy tactical comms in vehicles that meet SWaP specs and ensure a smooth path to the architecture. Challenges...

Check out the latest collection of classic design ideas we've put together for engineers and developers.

The switched inductive and resistive loads in modern cars benefit from these networked, multichannel high-side drivers.

Part 2 of the series focuses on the details involved the optimization of power distribution networks for high-speed data converters.