May 9, 2022 - Electronic Design Today

As Electronic Design celebrates its 70th year, we’re creating an assortment of special article series that look back at how our industry has evolved over the past seven decades...

This article, devoted to the importance of PCB checks, shines a light on the most popular PCB testing methods and their application in circuit-board design and production.

The i.MX RT1180 is the latest in the company's i.MX RT series of high-performance crossover MCUs.

The Language Server Protocol (LSP) lets you transcend IDEs. Here’s what you need to know.

Equipment like jigs, shields, cables, and connectors can impact femtoampere-level current measurements. This article offers methodology on how to work around those issues.

As software becomes a bigger focus for auto makers, so has the hardware under the hood.

The company is looking to complete the development of its “ground truth perception technology” by the mid-2020s and its cobalt-free all-solid-state batteries by 2028.

The expanding world of advanced electronic systems places even more importance on the connections between them, especially the hard wiring.

A research team developed an “acoustic fabric” that works like a microphone, converting sound first into mechanical vibrations and then into electrical signals.

Many businesses are already working on various ways to create large, stable qubits that will power the quantum future. But how close are we to this, and what do we need to do ...

In this Idea for Design, a PIC16F886 is used to perform six different instrument functions, ranging from a voltmeter to a frequency counter.

Using a unique high-density array of controllable reflective elements, a team at MIT has devised a highly steerable, 265-GHz phased array with extreme narrow-beam capability.