Oct. 9, 2023 - Electronic Design Today

Open-source solutions are made available to the public to not only view and use, but also to modify and distribute under a common license.

We go behind the scenes to find out how the team for the film The Creator was able to create such a rich world on such a low budget.

Learn more about the latest intelligent power devices (IPDs) on the market in this installment of the Products of the Week gallery.

Avnet’s latest customer survey found that customer demand is driving engineers to embrace more of a “design for sustainability” ethos.

Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) mirrors are making their way into new applications after decades of intensive development efforts.

A fundamental look into the clock tree helps engineers gain a better understanding of the timing requirements and associated jitter budgets when designing timing systems.

These devices remain viable and preferred in many applications despite the attention that MOSFETs—especially those of the SiC variety—are receiving.

The rise of generative AI has been explosive, but unknowns remain. And what exactly are its capabilities? I took a deeper dive to find out.

Sponsored by Texas Instruments: ADAS must process massive amounts of data quickly, securely, and accurately. Vision perception and stackable converters to handle the needed processing...

Legislation in Europe, the U.S., and China states that all vehicles be equipped with tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS). Infineon’s SP49 TPMS sensor IC offers a path toward...

Some misconceptions persist about power distribution while some old rules of thumb should be retired, particularly as they apply to interconnects. In truth, power distribution...

Due to the myriad technology alternatives out there, selecting the best EV current-sensing method becomes a challenge.

The new Epoch family of MEMS-based timing devices developed by SiTime is designed for the AI age.

The system architecture of your battery-cell tester determines how fast and robust the system can be when operating in your test lab.

As software risk impacts organizations’ bottom lines, the prevalence of developers using open-source software in their projects poses software supply-chain challenges. This article...

Using a subtle physics phenomenon similar to—yet unlike—the well-known Seebeck effect, researchers have developed an accurate internal heat flux sensor.

Power efficiency and higher core counts are the hallmarks of the “Siena” EPYC server processors.

Learn more about TI’s new family of opto-emulators and how they differ from traditional optocouplers.