Feb. 20, 2023 - Electronic Design Today

Delta-Q Technologies’ Mourad Chergui discusses how the company is making the shift to high-voltage EV batteries.

Before looking ahead to what 2023 has in store, let’s take a breath and think about what aspects from 2022 will impact the discussion.

This two-part series explains timing factors and solutions for reducing power while maintaining precision in low-power systems, as required for measurement and monitoring applications...

The platform allows MNOs to address the challenges from technological innovation as well as cost, time, and competitive pressures. It reduces complexity and helps MNOs make decisions...

Liquid Instruments released an array of software updates for its Moku:Go, a portable engineering lab solution, and Moku:Pro, its solution designed for higher-bandwidth research...

In a signal-conditioning op-amp application there are a number of different approaches to take—what noise and SFDR advantages might one offer over another.

Think you know all about 3D flash memory and what the future has in store for this technology? Keep reading…

The Snapdragon X35 will apparently be the world’s first baseband modem to support the 5G NR-Light standard.

These 8-pin narrow-body devices provide rugged isolation up to 4,000 V (peak) and 2,830 V (rms) for 100-Mb/s digital signals.

Arm's Robert Day provides insights into what the company is doing to support autonomous vehicles as well as the challenges faced by developers.

Cadence’s InspectAR can visually display information about a circuit board over a real-time view of the physical hardware.

One potential application for Power over Ethernet is connected lighting systems, which play a significant role in smart buildings.

Editor Bill Wong examines Infineon's MOTIX kit that leverages a TLE9879 microcontroller.

Though usually generated through circuit simulations, sometimes IBIS files are obsolete, unavailable, or only available in an unworkable file format. This article presents an ...

Infineon's RASIC CTRX family of radar MMICs is a series of 76- to 81-GHz devices based on 28-nm CMOS technology. The high signal-to-noise ratio and linearity of the transceiver...

Volkswagen, the world’s largest automaker, is the latest with plans to use a new class of power electronics based on silicon carbide in its EVs.

In this demonstration, an engineer from Menlo Micro compares the company's SPST micromechanical switch to a legacy solid-state device.