April 15, 2024 - Electronic Design Today

After about a decade, Analog again has a technology editor. In the initial entry of his bimonthly “Nonlinearities” blog,” Andy Turudic introduces himself and briefly outlines ...

The mid-range Agilex 5 developed by Intel incorporates AI acceleration and long-term support for applications from medical to robotics.

The company’s next-gen AI silicon adds more accelerator cores, faster networking, and extra high-bandwidth memory.

Discover the new features of the Raspberry Pi 5, its improved performance, and the challenges it brings with heat management.

A range of power-density techniques, when properly employed, can significantly improve power management for various electronic designs.

Infineon claims that its latest high-density power module can more efficiently deliver power to power-hungry processors and AI chips in data centers.

COTS-based machine-vision systems reduce time-to-market while providing more robust solutions. Part 2 looks at how open-source software can be leveraged to meet those goals.

Discover the most effective solutions for protecting car batteries from reverse polarity and how smart diode controllers can play a significant role in making that happen.

A novel design inspired by a child's toy, the portable gigahertz QFH antenna can be easily reconfigured for radiation patterns.

Learn about the brushless SYNCHRO-SYM, which revolutionizes electric motors by offering twice the power density and octuple the peak torque at half the cost and half the loss ...

Aperia’s Halo Connect i3 is an integrated automatic inflation solution for truck tires.

The ADK81116 from Melexis eases the development of dynamic RGB-LED automotive applications, and comes with pre-loaded configurable firmware.

The Ncore network-on-chip design tool developed by Arteris delivers ISO 26262 certification.

Incorporating a pair of dynamically reconfigurable processors, the RZ/V2H SoC from Renesas is built to enhance machine-learning platforms.