April 7, 2025 - Electronic Design Today

Andy gets more judgmental than usual about the value of science fairs in this installment of Nonlinearities.

The humble yet ubiquitous infrared remote-control receiver can benefit from an enhanced front-end preamplifier.

If not, we collected a variety of different industry views to give you a wider perspective on the topic.

The Bluetooth Low Energy 5.3 chip, developed by Renesas, not only cuts power consumption, but it helps lower an EV’s weight by eliminating sensor wires.

Foremost in any strategy for the creation of safe and reliable C/C++ code is prevention of undefined behavior. But be prepared, because it’s not easy.

The road to a billion qubits: Achieving integration of semiconducting and superconducting qubits with full industrial 300-mm wafer fabrication.

Upgrades to Keysight’s double-pulse test systems bring easier and even higher-accuracy measurement of dynamic characteristics of bare wide-bandgap power semiconductor dies.

Hands-off and hands-on detection recognizes when the driver grips the steering wheel.

This ceramic-based mirror-image function of a conventional thermal switch instead electrically controls flow of thermal energy.

AI is moving to the edge, and that’s a good thing. But designers must prepare for voracious power demands and be ready with the right hardware and the right strategies to optimize...

From shielding to optimized vias, engineers can employ a number of commonly used approaches to reduce EMI in their designs.

Featuring a SiC primary power switch, this 1,700-V flyback switcher IC is now available in low-creepage, automotive-grade packaging that meets the IEC60664-1 isolation standard...