November 4, 2004 - Electronic Design Today

From automated magnetic components to grid-connected inverters, efficient power density plays an increasingly key role in today’s ever-shrinking applications.

At the 2024 Paris Motor Show, China’s BYD showcased a hybrid SUV that can float on water for up to 30 minutes.

Not only do massive clusters of GPUs require major amounts of power, but also a cooling system that can handle it all. That's where the xAI Colossus steps in.

Will a new breed of thin-film amorphous solar cells deliver double the efficiency at half the cost of their silicon-based competitors? Can a new lifecycle analysis software platform...

Learn more about the single monitoring unit (SMU) from LEM and how it could facilitate higher-accuracy, intelligent battery management in EVs.

This article takes readers through the basics of industrial automation, the smart factory, and Industry 4.0, while discussing the importance of power and connectivity in smart...

Electromagnetic-interference (EMI) disturbances are on the rise and becoming more intense due to more complex and powerful designs. Engineers can take several courses of action...

A deep dive into the challenges of AI power delivery and how startup Empower Semiconductor attempts to tackle them with its Crescendo family of voltage-regulator ICs.

What’s the better option: a single-phase controller design or two converters interleaved in a dual-phase design? This article shares insight into the design considerations and...

SiFive's HiFive Premier P550 Development Board delivers RISC-V plus a GPU and NPU.

Neil Harbisson, the world’s first recognized cyborg, is featured in a new documentary that challenges the boundaries of human augmentation.