July 17, 2023 - Electronic Design Today

Researchers are leveraging semiconductor materials and processes to devise photonic ICs with impressive functions and bandwidth.

Highlights include a wide range of analog and power components targeted at electric vehicles.

STMicro teams with Airbus to advance electric aviation, two wireless power leaders combine forces, plus a look at some of the latest power products.

The NHTSA is proposing a new Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard to require automatic emergency braking systems including pedestrian AEB on light vehicles.

An inside scoop on how the video was taken for National Geographic’s America's National Parks.

In recent years, there’s been a significant shift toward gender diversity in emerging software design.

This article offers a step-by-step approach on how to eliminate the need for additional gain stages while supporting applications with large differential offset voltages.

Bourns’ new family of circuit-protection devices can dissipate surges of up to 1 or 2 kA.

Phoenix Contact’s Push-X push-in connection technology comes to a new family of terminal blocks.

Established as the leading event for the design, engineering, and design automation community, the Design Automation Conference (DAC) highlights the latest developments in the...

AI has the potential to disrupt or eliminate up to 300 million full-time jobs, and there’s no path forward that promises ample work ahead for all. Here’s what you can do to prepare...

Analog Devices’ wideband Apollo MxFE front-end SiP, which covers 0.5 to 55 GHz, is software-definable to address a plethora of applications.

EMI lurks in and around state-of-the-art switched-capacitor voltage regulators targeted for ultra-low-power use in the IoT. This article presents methods to overcome that pervasive...

Here’s a field guide to the SAE J1772 EV charging interface, and its dc-capable relative, the Combined Charging System (CCS).

Orqa's goggles provide first-person viewing to put you in the cockpit of a drone.

Noisecom's programmable noise generator, equipped with a broadband noise source and noise-path attenuator, is a platform that can evaluate a receiver's "road-worthiness" in the...

Python-based software speeds up the building of circuit libraries for advanced RF semiconductor process technologies as well as customizes device-modeling workflows.

Infineon will supply its automotive-grade HYPERRAM 3.0 memory for Autotalks' TEKTON3 and SECTON3 V2X reference designs.