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Electronic Design is the premier independent information source for electronics engineers that provide must-have, fully comprehensive coverage of the electronics industry through its vast network of experts. Electronic Design covers the technologies required for engineers to make the right design decisions at the right time – quickly & efficiently.

Our experts cover the full spectrum on products, markets and technologies, from analog and power to embedded and automotive. Every day, we inform and engage engineers and engineering managers with critical content on rapid technological advances and their applications at the component, chip, board, and system levels. We also provide a host of marketing solutions and opportunities to connect with our audience.

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xMEMS Labs
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June 12, 2025
xMEMS' XMC-2400 µCooling module is a silicon-based, active cooling system.
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June 12, 2025
In this episode of EngineeringTV Reruns, Electronic Design's Don Tuite speaks with EPC's Alex Lidow about how eGaN FETs work.
Rheinmetall AG
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June 11, 2025
A compact EV charging unit integrated directly into the sidewalk solves the problem of limited space in both urban and rural areas.
NASA Ames
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June 11, 2025
Achieving the power density required for small spacecraft systems such as CubeSats involves determining their individual power needs, solar-cell type, and overall operational ...
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June 11, 2025
MIKROE’s Nixie Power Click add-on board and Nixie shield deliver the “retro” look for visually striking and nostalgic projects.
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June 10, 2025
Flexible, stretchable electrodes give more degrees of freedom to battery design-in.

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Two-stage Buck Regulators Drive Low-Output-Voltage Core Applications
June 12, 2025
pSemi’s portfolio of two-stage buck regulators targets applications requiring high efficiency.
Motor Driver Targets Medium-Voltage Applications
June 11, 2025
ROHM’s three-phase motor driver implements proprietary control technology to significantly reduce motor power consumption by minimizing switching losses.
Multilevel Converter Enables Fast-Charging for Portable Devices
June 5, 2025
Murata claims it’s developed the first four-level buck converter for battery-charging applications.
Chiplets: Design, Test, & Manage Data
June 4, 2025
In his Chiplet Summit keynote, Nilesh Kamdar, General Manager at Keysight EDA, addresses chiplet test and lifecycle management.
Mixing Analog & Digital Spiking Neural Networks for Sensors
June 3, 2025
Innatera’s Pulsar blends analog and digital SNN accelerators to deliver always-on neural-network operation for low-power applications.
Pluggable Solver Bring Physics-Based Simulation to Omniverse
May 29, 2025
Ansys and NVIDIA partnered to deliver real-world, physics-based simulation to NVIDIA’s Omniverse.

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Technology Editor, Electronic Design

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Managing Editor - Electronic Design and Microwaves & RF

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Effective Electronics
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June 10, 2025
Veteran engineering consultant Jerry Twomey talks about electronics and system design and the challenges encountered during the process.
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Infineon’s integrated system power controller, housed in a small SMD package, is aimed at appliances and AI servers.
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June 9, 2025
From supercomputers with millions of cores to holograms the size of a fish tank, take a look at some of the largest and most ambitious electronics ever built.
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Infineon’s CoolGaN 650-V integrated bidirectional switch is a simpler, higher-efficiency alternative to traditional back-to-back configurations commonly used in converters.
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June 6, 2025
As software becomes a bigger battleground under the hood, Arm said its Zena compute subsystem could shave as much as a year off automotive AI chip development.
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June 6, 2025
Applications for Navitas’ bidirectional power switch chipset include onboard and roadside EV chargers, solar inverters, energy storage, and motor drives.
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STMicroelectronics’ L9206 has six configurable high-side/low-side outputs and two high-side outputs, delivering a flexible solution in a range of compact outlines.
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Satellite drift might not sound like a problem, but it’s a real-world issue that affects everything from your GPS to emergency communications, and engineers have some clever tricks...
Power Integrations
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June 5, 2025
New reference designs for Power Integrations’ 1,700-V-rated InnoSwitch 3-AQ flyback IC deliver 16 to 120 W with high reliability and low BOM count.