July 21, 2025 - Electronic Design Today

Brushed motors are alive and very well—and getting drivers with integrated functionality.

The Applied Power Electronics Conference is accepting proposals for Technical Sessions for its 41st annual event that will take place March 22-26, 2026.

These battery-cell controllers boost performance, accuracy, and safety without changing the chemistry inside lithium-ion cells.

Can we trust AI in our design and products? Electronic Design’s AI Takeover Week explores this heavyweight question.

TDK’s rugged DC contactor handles battery connect/disconnect at up to 1,500 V in electric vehicles, energy storage systems, and megawatt charging systems.

Innovations in assistive AI and, ultimately, increased autonomy with agentic AI will redefine what engineers can achieve within the chip design cycle.

Designers can say goodbye to hurdles in motor design with the help of AI-driven CAD tools.

AI is now used in the development of instrumentation, but can you trust it?

A novel cathode material consisting of lithium, iron, and chlorine brings higher density, durability, and self-healing to solid-state batteries.

Step aside electrochemical batteries? This betavoltaic cell could generate power for years, but there are some major impediments.

Though the process of designing a chip using open-source tools may seem daunting at first, it’s an invaluable learning experience and can lead to creation of foundational chips...

Self-discharge is an important parameter to measure in manufacturing. Finding the right method to make this measurement involves understanding the cause of self-discharge and ...

Renesas’ dual-core RA8P1 employs MRAM instead of flash memory, plus it incorporates an Arm AI accelerator.

Can deriving clean-burning fuel from scrap aluminum be used to help kick-start a green hydrogen economy? Or are the optimistic promises simply a matter of sloppy bookkeeping? ...

An innovative OLED display, which incorporates pixel-sized piezoelectric audio transducers, minimizes audio crosstalk.

It has never been harder to develop, find, and hire new engineers.

Silicon photonics is rewiring the future of data centers. But engineers need more advanced simulation tools to integrate these light-slinging components with electronics.