Inside Electronics Podcast

Electronic Design Editor Bill Wong talks with Miin Wu, Chairman and CEO at Macronix International, about the company’s 3D NOR technology.

Ferrous Systems’s Florian Gilcher talks about the Rust programming language and safe software.

3D printers offer an alternative in-house method for designing, developing, and manufacturing electronic devices and PCBs.

Vehicle electrification can become a complex issue in demanding applications such as patrol cars and other emergency-response platforms.

Although many take time for granted, timing is a fundamental keystone of modern technology and the electronic ecosystem.

Guest Laura Reese, author of “Align," chats with Paul Mattioli, EVP of Endeavor Business Intelligence and ED Technology Editor Andy Turudic, where they reveal the secrets of engaging...

Editors from Power & Motion, IndustryWeek, and Electronic Design discuss the tariff situation.

Testing, evaluating, and qualifying phased-array antennas bring new challenges to designers and developers in characterization, calibration, and production test.

A lot of people don't realize how closely connected timing is with performance in logic-based digital systems.

Designing and developing a product these days can be a challenge, made more difficult by new disruptive technologies, supply-chain issues, and a complex regulatory environment...

Ambient Photonics’ Joshua Wright discusses the details behind the company’s low-light energy-harvesting solar cells, which offer a solution to smart-home power requirements.

Point2 Technology’s David Kuo explains how e-Tube technology combats the limitations of copper cabling by leveraging mmWave transmitter/receiver SoCs and a dielectric waveguide...

Wolfspeed’s Guy Moxey offers his perspective on where the industry is headed with WBG semiconductors and circuit topologies for high-voltage applications.

112G SerDes and retimers are needed for copper cabling to hit 800G speeds.

James Walker, CEO of NANO Nuclear, discusses the advent of micro-reactor systems, including the company’s commercial designs that output up to 5 MW.

MathWorks’ Dr. Visa Suomi shares his experiences with, and thoughts on, the complexity and inter-functionality of advanced medical devices.

A network-on-chip is an indispensable part of a system-on-chip. Editor Bill Wong talks with Arteris’ Andy Nightingale about the intricacies of NoC technology.

BrainChip’s Steve Brightfield talks about efficient neuromorphic computing via SNNs.

Tom Burke, Global Strategic Advisor, CC-Link Partner Association (CPLA) talks about TSN and real-time industrial automation.

A roundtable of Electronic Design’s editors talk about the mindset of makers and how that intersects with the engineering community.

Electronic Design’s Andy Turudic talks with Georgia Tech’s Shaolan Li about a hands-on course centered on silicon design that takes you from schematic through tapeout.

Henri Richard of Rapidus Design Solutions discusses the latest in logic-chip fabrication and his company’s solutions on this front.

Avicena’s founder and CEO breaks down the challenges of intra-chip data management and how his company’s LightBundle platform offers a solution.

Rambus’ Lou Ternullo weighs in on generative AI fostering a new era of memory innovation and how the company’s PCIe 7.0 IP portfolio tackles emerging challenges in this space....

Tiago Rodrigues, Wireless Broadband Alliance CEO, discusses entering a new phase with Wi-Fi HaLow that involves tests for real-world use cases.

Femtosense CEO Sam Fok weighs in on the challenges and benefits of implementing sparse AI for real-time edge applications.

Intelligent Product Solutions’ John Leavitt offers his insight on product creation and the complexities that arise when piecing together a host of interrelated systems.

Untether AI’s Robert Beachler discusses the compute bottleneck in today’s AI workloads, and how his company’s at-memory compute architecture tackles the problem.

Wolfspeed’s Guy Moxey discusses the present and possible future for WBG semiconductors, as well as the company’s line of SiC devices.

GaN and SiC lead the WBG semiconductor charge in reinventing power electronics design. Innoscience Europe’s Denis Marcon discusses the challenges and opportunities they unleash...

Microwaves & RF’s David Maliniak and Electronic Design’s Bill Wong talk about what they experienced at IMS 2024, the largest show for the microwaves tech industry.

The open-source RISC-V instruction set continues to make inroads across the electronics industry. Electronic Design’s and Microwaves & RF’s Bill Wong offers his take on the current...

Navitas’ Llew Vaughan-Edmunds talks with Inside Electronics about the company’s GaN-based power advances targeting a range of application areas.

Thanks to the sensitivity of Phlux’s APDs, they’re able to detect signals at up 50% greater distance. Ben White, Co-founder and CEO, offers his insight into these devices.

Host Alix Paultre chats with executives from distributor Heilind about its new German-based facility and efforts to build a strong supply chain and distribution infrastructure...

Disruptive technologies in the embedded-system arena have opened the door to incredible innovation, but they also breed new challenges. Octavo Systems’ Erik Welsh and Greg Sheridan...

Analog front-ends are key ingredients in today’s smart embedded systems for the IoT. This edition of Inside Electronics discusses the challenges of, and solutions for, implementing...

Silicon Labs’ Ross Sabolcik weighs in on the ever-changing landscape of the cloud, edge computing, and the IoT, and on the company’s new wireless SoCs targeting energy-harvesting...

Alix Paultre reviews some of the top innovations he saw at this year’s show, which had over 1,100 exhibitors from almost 50 countries as well as over 32,000 visitors.

Electronic systems are under siege from cyberthreats, from phishing to sophisticated attacks on firewalls. This edition of Inside Electronics discusses cybersecure plans of action...

In this edition of Inside Electronics, we talk with u-blox’s Stefania Sesia about the design of safe and reliable automotive systems, such as u-safe for high-performance lane ...

Inside Electronics host Alix Paultre talks with MathWorks’ Johanna Pingel about the rise of AI/ML and how the company’s MATLAB platform helps integrate AI into system designs....

Host Alix Paultre discusses the latest in connectivity solutions, from cables to connectors, with Cinch’s Scott Miller, Director of Product Management.

Greg Green, Vicor's Director of Automotive Marketing, discusses why more power-efficient systems are essential in the design of tomorrow’s electric vehicles.

In this latest edition of the Inside Electronics podcast, Alix Paultre discusses some of the groundbreaking developments on display at CES 2024.

Pickering's Robert King gives insight on the company’s latest high-voltage surface-mount reed relays that target multiple test-related platforms.

AI and ML are hotter than ever across the industry landscape. This episode of Inside Electronics discusses where these technologies currently stand in the marketplace.

Alix talks with Rohde & Schwarz's Dr. Ernst Flemming and CS Wong about the new MXO 5 oscilloscope featuring four-channel bandwidth up to 2 GHz.

With its mix of interviews and commentary, the new podcast, hosted by Alix Paultre, puts a different spin on the latest developments impacting the electronics industry.