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Zynq UltraScale+ Multiprocessor SoCs From Xilinx for Heterogeneous Multi-Processing

The new UltraScale+ MPSoCs (Multiprocessor system on chips) extends Xilinx's existing SoCs to enable true heterogeneous multi-processing for smarter systems.

3 days ago by Luke James

The Forefathers of Lithium-ion Batteries Have Been Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in Chemistry

For their past lithium-ion research, which was pivotal in realising today’s world of portable, rechargeable devices, 3 scientists were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in Chemistry on the 9th of October.

3 days ago by Sam Holland

Safety in the Workplace: What Every Electrical Engineer Should Know

Electrical safety is a crucial aspect of any electrical engineer’s (EE) career that can, quite literally, be a ‘life or death’ matter. Every day, EEs work with electrical devices and equipment that utilise potentially hazardous voltages. Here’s how to avoid them.

3 days ago by Sam Holland

Synopsys Fusion Design Platform Has Been Qualified by GloFo for Its 12 nm FinFET Process

GloFo (GlobalFoundries) has qualified Synopsys' Fusion Design Platform for its 12nm FinFET (fin-field effect transistor) process. Qualification includes leading products Design Compiler NXT, IC Compiler II, PrimeTime, and StarRC.

4 days ago by Luke James

Can Layered Perovskite Solar Cells Replace Batteries in RFID Sensors?

In expectance to the billions of sensors necessary for setting up the IoT infrastructure in the next couple of years, we witness innovative ways to optimize sensor costs.

4 days ago by Biljana Ognenova

Electrical and Electronics Engineering: What’s the Difference?

People tend to think of electrical engineering and electronic engineering as the same. Even more confusing is the fact that many engineering graduates leave the university with a joint degree in both fields. However, several differences exist between the two disciplines...

4 days ago by Sam Holland

An Arm-Led Group is to Develop APIs that Sit Above Underlying AV Hardware

At the Arm TechCon earlier this month, a group of automotive and technology companies declared their support for the new Arm-led Autonomous Vehicle Computing Consortium (AVCC).

5 days ago by Luke James

RS Components Introduces IIoT Development Box from TOI

RS Components has introduced the 4ZeroBox IIoT box from Italian manufacturer Things on Internet (TOI) that integrates sensors, actuators, and cloud services into new and legacy industrial equipment.

5 days ago by Luke James

Digital Technologies Are Shaping the Future of Engineering

Digital processes have already redefined how companies approach manufacturing from an efficiency standpoint. Additionally, the electrical engineering industry has benefited immensely from the proliferation of modern digital tools. These evolving technologies continue to influence how teams and businesses operate on a daily basis.

5 days ago by Tyler Charboneau

Diodes Incorporated MIPI PHY Switch: Fast Switching for Connected Modules

Diodes Incorporated recently announced its five-lane MPI 2:1 switch that can switch physical layers that comply with C-Phy or D-Phy serial interfaces.

6 days ago by Luke James

Radiocrafts’ RC1701HP-WIZE High-Power RF Transceiver Module

The RC1701HP-WIZE is part of a compact surface-mounted Wireless M-Bus product family. It contains a communication controller with embedded Wize protocol and 500 mW output power.

one week ago by Luke James

TSMC Fights Back Against GlobalFoundries As Legal Battle Continues

GlobalFoundries (GloFo) filed patent claims against TSMC and its customers in the U.S. and Germany earlier this year for patent infringement. TSMC has now hit back with a lawsuit of its own.

one week ago by Luke James

Flex Power Modules’ BMR490 DC-DC Converter to Satisfy Demanding Datacom Applications

Flex Power Modules' BMR490 DC-DC Converter features active current sharing that allows 2 or more converters to be used parallel to one another for even the most demanding data communications applications.

one week ago by Luke James

Combatting the Inverse Relationship Between Chipset Size and Defect Detection Rates

As chip designs shrink and become increasingly complex, fabricators are facing mounting challenges over quality control. Spotting defects is integral to guaranteeing high yields and consistent performance. Manufacturers must utilize inspection processes that keep pace with chipset innovations.

one week ago by Tyler Charboneau

RICOH’s 1525 LDO Voltage Regulator for Automotive Applications

The R1525 is a low supply current (42 V input 200 mA) voltage regulator designed for automotive applications.

one week ago by Luke James

How Digital Manufacturing Benefits Modern Electronics Development

Our current technological revolution is placing a slew of unprecedented stressors on existing manufacturing processes. As production scales in response to demand, manufacturers must embrace digitalisation or face stagnation. These data-driven approaches will boost manufacturing efficiency whilst bringing added flexibility to numerous industries.

one week ago by Tyler Charboneau

Alibaba Unveils the Hanguang 800 — Its First Home-Grown AI Chip

Chinese e-commerce conglomerate Alibaba unveiled its Hanguang 800 12nm AI chip, featuring a total of 17 billion transistors. At present, it is only for use in the company's own cloud servers.

one week ago by Luke James

Georgia Tech Develops a Wireless Sensor to Heal Brain Aneurysms

The university has developed a wireless sensor that is small enough to be implanted in the blood vessels of human brains.

one week ago by Luke James

u-blox’s Product Manager, Alex Ngi, Discusses u-blox’s Dead Reckoning, Vehicle-to-Everything Positioning Solutions

To demonstrate u-blox and Siemens’ high-accuracy, vehicle-to-everything (V2X) positioning solutions, the tech giants attended the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) European Congress 2019, where they showcased u-blox’s ZED-F9K sensor module and what it brings to intelligent cars and fleets. u-blox’s Alex Ngi explains the technology involved.

one week ago by Sam Holland

XMOS Secures $19 Million in Funding to Support the Company’s Expanding Global Footprint

The funding is expected to be used on XMOS' further expansion into areas such as Hong Kong, and for use in continuing to attack the Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) space.

one week ago by Luke James

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