February 24, 2025 - Electronic Design Today

The International Space Station, which has survived for more than 20 years, will be gone in 2031. NASA looks to go the commercial route for the next station as it concentrates...

Modeling and simulation at the system level greatly increases the probability of achieving an optimized powertrain system. This article offers insight into designing high-efficiency...

Yokogawa said its latest high-voltage, wide-bandwidth probe can stay on top of the faster switching speeds of next-generation power electronics like SiC.

This article will explore how SR-IOV SSDs can enhance automotive systems by enabling storage virtualization, reducing hardware complexity, and improving efficiency for applications...

As regulations take shape around sustainable product design, Avnet’s Stacy Mendez highlights the laws that could have an impact on how engineers do their jobs.

BlackBerry QNX’s survey examines innovation versus safety in software development.

The SGET embedded standardization body is hammering out a standard for FPGA-on-modules. Discover the benefits and how the new Harmonized FPGA Module (HFM) standard will impact...

PICMG’s COM-HPC open form-factor standard helps developers build high-performance IoT and edge systems with flexibility and efficiency.

This minuscule, surface-mount GDT has a relatively lower-voltage sparkover threshold in an EIA 1206-size package to provide another layer of system protection.

This article takes a deep dive into Ethernet standards development and how these projects are enabling next-generation networks.

Check out how high power density enhances the efficiency of energy-harvesting wearables and novel wireless-power-transfer systems.

Explore automotive SoC power-tree design based on point-of-load converters and how to choose the right converters for the different power rails in the device.

Equipped with a seamless GUI and adaptable, hardware-abstracted, motor-control core library, this development platform eases the design and optimization of motor drives.

This biomimetic robot, powered by bacteria in water, can collect water temperature, pollution levels, biological and craft movement, and data as an element of the Ocean of Things...