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STMicroelectronics and Arrow Electronics Development Board for Optimal Automotive Engine Performance

STMicroelectronics and Arrow Electronics join forces to launch the SPC5-L9177A-K02 ECU reference design, intended to support compliance with future emission standards for single and twin-cylinder electronic fuel-injected gasoline engines.

about 13 hours ago by Sam Holland

CEO of Dutch Start-Up NOWI on Boosting Sensor and IoT Development with Energy Harvesting Technology

Simon van der Jagt, CEO and co-founder of NOWI, has spent the past few years developing a new energy harvesting IC that uses external energy sources to power connected devices, which could help to overcome problems associated with battery-powered sensors and ultimately enable more effective IoT implementations.

one day ago by Ingrid Fadelli

TE Connectivity Expands VAL-U-LOK Connectors For Higher Current Applications

TE Connectivity has recently expanded their VAL-U-LOK connector line to include high current 13 A connectors with a maximum 600VAC rating. This is a major addition to their existing portfolio of connectors and greatly expands its usefulness to higher power applications.

2 days ago by Sam Holland

EU Project TEMPO Aims to Produce AI Applications with Emerging Memory Technologies

We’ve witnessed the exponential growth of AI applications in recent years, much of it driven by small companies with large ambitions. However, the EU’s Project TEMPO constitutes a coordinated, European effort to strengthen AI’s future.

5 days ago by Tyler Charboneau

Silanna Semiconductor PoL Buck Converters for Telecommunications and Networking Equipment

Silanna Semiconductor has introduced the highly-integrated SZPL8216A family of synchronous PoL (point-of-load) DC/DC buck converters for ultra-compact PCB layout.

one week ago by Sam Holland

SLF3x Series Low Liquid Flow Rate Sensors From Sensirion

The SLF3x series of bidirectional liquid flow sensors from Swiss sensor specialists Sensirion offer high reliability and excellent connectivity at a reasonable price.

one week ago by David Rutland

Pass Stress and High Temperature Test Requirements For ADAS Development with KEMET T598 Capacitors

Even though tantalum polymer capacitors have a lot of significant features like high volumetric efficiency, low equivalent series resistance, high capacitance, high ripple handling, etc, it has always been a great challenge to pass the Automotive Electronics Council's AEC-Q200 stress test...

2 weeks ago by Sam Holland

Strategies for Minimising Electromagnetic Interference in Electronic Systems

Electromagnetic interference (EMI), aka 'electrical noise', is one of the most common problems observed in a variety of electrical and electronic circuits. Any kind of circuit that carries rapidly-changing electric currents is prone to electromagnetic (EM) disturbances via stray EM fields.

2 weeks ago by Sam Holland

SLD Laser’s LaserLight Blue: Materials Processing and Beyond

SLD Laser has recently unveiled the newest member of its laser module family: the LaserLight Blue. This module joins the LaserLight Fiber and LaserLight SMD, offering impressive versatility for wide-ranging applications.

2 weeks ago by Tyler Charboneau

Rectifying Antennas Are A Growing Practical Power Source For Electrical Devices

Rectifying antennas (‘rectennas’) aren’t exactly a new technology.

2 weeks ago by Emily Gray-Fow

Siemens’ PAVE360 Platform for Advanced Testing of Autonomous Vehicles

Siemens' PAVE360 program is designed to speed up the development and evaluation of autonomous vehicles. This new platform allows developers to test autonomous vehicle systems and other electronic components in an entirely virtual environment.

3 weeks ago by Ingrid Fadelli

Challenges UK Electrical Engineers Face in Operating Offshore Wind Power Sources

Now that the UK government has announced its plans to invest in renewable energies and supply a third of its electricity from offshore wind farms by 2030, wind energy engineering has reached new heights.

3 weeks ago by Biljana Ognenova

Britain’s First Hydrogen-powered Train Set to be Tested on Mainline Railways

BCRRE, Birmingham University's Centre for Railway Research and Education, in partnership with Porterbrook, announced last week that the UK's very first hydrogen train will soon be tested on the railway following a successful proof of concept.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

ISL Products Range of Customisable Brushed and Brushless DC Motors

DC motors are among the simplest yet most useful electrical components available.

about 4 weeks ago by David Rutland

Determining the Proper Use of Low and High Voltage in Electrical Applications

To deliver on the promises of 5G, electronics manufacturers need to produce new components to support 5G networks. The next generation network needs to be faster, more reliable, and more secure than its predecessors.

4 weeks ago by Sam Holland

Meet Power Product Safety Standards with the Bourns SinglFuse Overcurrent Protection Line

In recent months, Bourns has announced significant expansions to their existing SinglFuse SMD fuse product line. Already an industry leader, it seems that Bourns is determined to provide the latest technology in circuit protection devices for a wide range of applications.

one month ago by Sam Holland

Getting Familiar with 5G: What Is It Exactly and How Does It Work?

The anticipation of the arrival of 5G is growing by the day, with the first 5G-enabled smartphone expected to reach consumers this year.

one month ago by Lianne Frith

What Sets ABET Accredited Engineering University Programmes Apart?

Is formal accreditation mandatory for engineering programmes? Does it really help students to find work more easily than those that have studied at a non-accredited institution? We analyse the various aspects of ABET accreditation in detail.

one month ago by Sam Holland

Do We Need Speed Limiters? European Union Requires Speed-limiting for All Vehicles by 2022

Despite claims that driving at below average speeds increases the risk of accidents because drivers lose focus, speed is still a major contributor to motor vehicle accidents.

one month ago by Biljana Ognenova

Skin-inspired Sensing: Sweden’s Linköping University Associate Professor Discusses Medical & Robotics Applications

Magnus Jonsson, associate professor at Sweden’s Linköping University, has led a research team in the development of a pyroelectricity and thermoelectricity-based sensor, whose pressure and temperature monitoring capabilities are modelled on human skin itself.

one month ago by Sam Holland

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