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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.

2 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.

4 days ago by Tyler Charboneau

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.

6 days ago by Luke James

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

How the Product Development Cycle Has Evolved Over the Years

Today, engineering products and systems are increasing in complexity due to rapid miniaturization and expanding functionality. Nonetheless, manufacturers must introduce new, innovative products to keep up with a competitive market.

one week ago by Sam Holland

MACOM’s MAAM-011238 Wideband Amplifier for 5G Applications

MACOM's MAAM-011238 is an easy-to-use wideband single amplifier for 5G applications that span sub-6 GHz to mmW frequencies.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

IoT Start-Ups Fleet and Astrocast Working to Meet Increasing Demands for IoT Satellite Networks

Fleet Space Technologies and Astrocast of Australia and Sweden respectively have raised a total of $16.5 million from funding rounds.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

Intel Reveals Spring Crest and Spring Hill AI Accelerator Chips

At this year’s Hot Chips symposium, held between the 18th and 20th of August, Intel revealed its first entries into the emergent market of AI accelerators—the Intel Nervana NNP-T ‘Spring Crest’ and NNP-I ‘Spring Hill’ chips. With the technology, Intel is aiming to compete against the current leaders in the space: Google, Amazon, and Nvidia, as well as newcomers like Qualcomm and Huawei.

about 4 weeks ago by Gaber Intihar

Electronically Securing IoT Devices for the Future

As IoT-connected devices continue to rise in popularity, there is a growing need to secure them against cyber-attacks that plague the internet daily and continue to grow in prominence. These threats have the potential to access sensitive information—to the extent that conventional anti-virus and firewall solutions will not suffice.

4 weeks ago by Sam Holland

Mitsubishi Develops the First Compact Metal Corrosion Sensor

Mitsubishi has developed what is thought to be the world's first compact metal corrosion sensor that is small enough to be mounted on circuit boards.

one month ago by Luke James

GlobalFoundries and Arm are Boosting Processor Interconnections via 3D Chip Integration

An ambitious research effort between GlobalFoundries and Arm has finally resulted in a groundbreaking new 3D chip design.

one month ago by Tyler Charboneau

The LUXEON 5050: Lumileds Brightening Emitter for Lighting Applications

The LUXEON 5050 by Lumileds boasts the industry's highest flux and efficacy in a robust package that enables brighter, longer-lasting light fixtures.

one month ago by Luke James

German Startup e-bot7 Improves Smart Chatbot Communication Through Deep Learning and AI

E-bot7, a German start-up, is becoming known for its innovations that combine chatbots, deep learning AI, and customer service workflows to develop solutions that help customer service representatives just as much as the customers who depend on them.

one month ago by Sam Holland

The Appeal Behind Designing Low-Power Electronics

In 1947, William Shockley, alongside a team of physicists at Bell Labs, demonstrated the first practical transistor, one of the earliest efforts at low power electronic design. The transistor replaced the bulky and energy-demanding vacuum tubes used at the time and paved the way for smaller electronics with lower power consumption.

one month ago by Sam Holland

The First Programmable Memristor Computer: Impacts on Machine Learning and AI Industries

Until now, memristors have primarily been a solution looking for a problem. In a recent development, however, researchers from the University of Michigan claim to have built the first programmable memristor computer.

one month ago by Lianne Frith

Safety Soldering Procedures for Electrical Engineers

Every electrical engineer has, at some point, come into contact with a soldering iron and some rolled up piece of solder. Surprisingly, there are scores of engineers who say they have had long careers where they never had to use a soldering iron. In practice, many electrical engineers won’t need to do much or any soldering at all in modern jobs, thanks to surface mount technology and “plug and play” electronics design.

one month ago by Sam Holland

Addressing Energy Inefficiency in Wi-Fi Systems and Infrastructure

The intensive use of Wi-Fi communications has led to the growth of W-Fi infrastructure worldwide. Due to the huge amounts of data transmission, however, these consume a whole lot of power that is lost as heat. This shouldn't (and doesn't need to) be the case.

one month ago by Luke James

Electronic Device Security Experts Weigh in on Insecure Electronics Use by the Military

At the end of last month, a report by the Pentagon's inspector general revealed the US Department of Defense (DoD) spent over $32.8 million in the 2018 fiscal year on electronics with known security vulnerabilities.

one month ago by Alessandro Mascellino

Rutronik Debuts First Wireless Secure MCUs with Redpine Signals’ RS14100 WiSeMCU Family

The RS14100 series features what is claimed to be the industry's lowest level of power consumption for battery-operated IoT devices.

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Phoenix Digital Acquired by German Automotive Electronics Company Softing

German Softing AG, acquires Phoenix Digital and their secure fiber-optic modules, bolstering Softing's portfolio of IoT communications products.

about 2 months ago by Luke James

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