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Microsemi Le87536 Dual-Channel Differential Amplifier: Drive Signals with Minimal Power Dissipation

DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) technology provides consumers high-speed internet connection (up to 8 Mbps), significantly higher than traditional modems with data speed of up to 56 Kbps.

5 hours ago by Luke James

TSMC Discloses 3nm and 5nm Chip Production Plans

TSMC has been fast advancing its manufacturing processes. In early December, the company announced that it is on track to start 5nm production by Q3/4 2020 and 3nm production in 2022.

one day ago by Luke James

Analog Devices ADuCM4050 Power Microcontroller for Low Power Applications

ADuCM4050 microcontroller unit (MCU) by Analog Devices is an ultra-low-power integrated system that utilises an ARM Cortex-M4F processor. Applications for these components include internet of things (IoT), smart systems for agriculture, building and metering, sensor networks and more.

2 days ago by Luke James

The Tiniest Radio-Frequency Antennas Yet — Designed Specifically for Wearable Electronics

Researchers at the American Chemical Society (ACS) Nano have created the tiniest radio-frequency antennas ever reported.

2 days ago by Alessandro Mascellino

Innovation in Energy Storage is Fuelling the Green Revolution

The green revolution and the move to adopt more eco-friendly power generation techniques on a large scale has led to a boom in novel electrical energy storage methods.

2 days ago by Emily Gray-Fow

Poll Demonstrates UK Citizen Support of Decarbonising Energy Methods to Heat Their Homes

A pan-European poll has revealed that citizens from across the continent, including those from the UK, support the decarbonization of energy methods—in the context of climate change—to heat their homes.

3 days ago by Luke James

Becoming a Professional Engineer in the United States: What Every Electrical Engineer Should Know

According to the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE), a professional engineering licence is the highest standard of competence, while also being an assurance of quality—and, of course, an overall symbol of achievement in the engineering profession.

3 days ago by Sam Holland

The Changing Needs of IC Packaging

IC (integrated circuit) packaging innovations are driven by need: the need for greater bandwidth, less latency, and more functionality on a single chip—just to name a few. These needs have resulted in new approaches to both packaging and its manufacture that have the potential to revolutionise electronics.

4 days ago by Sam Holland

The Key Insights We’ve Learned from the Annual State of European Tech 2019 Report

The 2019 State of European Tech Report, released in late November, highlights that tech continues to drive the growth of the European economy. Prepared by Atomico in partnership with Orrick and Slush, it reveals that Europe is set to receive more than $30 billion in tech investments this year.

4 days ago by Luke James

Molex Collaborates With logi.cals to Provide Next-Generation Solutions for Industry 4.0

In November, Molex announced its collaboration with logi.cals to empower the next generation of Industry 4.0 solutions.

5 days ago by Luke James

How the U.S. Trade Tariffs Are Impacting Electronics Component Manufacturers

A possible trade deal between the U.S. and China is in the works according to Washington officials, but don’t hold your breath: the tariffs are already affecting electronics manufacturers, and while everyone anxiously awaits a deal and its details, tension in the industry is high.

5 days ago by Jake Pool

Xometry Parts Manufacturer Acquires Europe’s Largest On-Demand Manufacturing Marketplace

Xometry, a global parts manufacturer and the largest marketplace for on-demand manufacturing, accelerates its global expansion through the acquisition of Europe’s largest on-demand manufacturing marketplace.

6 days ago by Luke James

Electronic Component Sourcing: Understanding the Supply Chain

During the various phases of a product development lifecycle, electronic components are sourced from different suppliers.

6 days ago by Sam Holland

Panasonic Semiconductor Sold to Nuvoton Technology

Panasonic has announced that it will be selling its loss-making semiconductor business to Taiwan’s Nuvoton Technology.

one week ago by Luke James

UK Power Networks Launches Global View of Vehicle-to-Grid Technology to Encourage Industry Collaboration

UK Power Networks (UKPN) has launched a new website that shows its global vehicle-to-grid (V2G) projects as the company goes “full throttle”, as they put it, in its support of the technology.

one week ago by Luke James

A New Approach to Transistor Stacking Proposed by University of Michigan Researchers

Silicon integrated circuits are very quickly approaching the maximum workable density of transistors on a single chip. Now, a team of University of Michigan engineers has stacked a second layer of transistors directly on top of an existing silicon chip.

one week ago by Luke James

The EU Sponsors a RISC-V European Platform for Space and Aviation Markets

A new European project called De-RISC is preparing a hardware-software platform based on RISC-V for the space and aviation market. De-RISC plans to create a market-ready platform for future space and aviation applications with European technology.

one week ago by Luke James

Maxim Integrated Lead Digital Design Engineer Nutan Reflects on the Experiences That Shaped Her as an Electronics Engineer

Nutan Prasad has been working in the EE industry for almost four decades, during which she contributed to the development of a variety of electronic components.

one week ago by Ingrid Fadelli

ANSYS and Microsoft Collaborate to Improve IoT Service That Enables Designers to Track Performance of Machinery Remotely

ANSYS is working with Microsoft to extend Azure Digital Twins, an IoT software service capable of creating comprehensive models of physical environments.

one week ago by Luke James

MIT-Invented Circuit Offers a More Efficient Method for Computing Using Magnetic Waves

MIT researchers have developed a new circuit that offers a path to ‘spintronic’ devices that require little electricity and generate almost no heat using a nanometer-wide “magnetic domain wall”.

one week ago by Luke James

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