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The biggest names in tech are laying out their thoughts on using AI in the tech industry, and how AI will impact the future of the tech industry.
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Magnetic cores had some interesting uses, but a lot has changed in memory technology.
With a range extender, drivers can take advantage of electromobility without having to sacrifice the flexibility of a classic combustion engine or plug-in hybrid vehicle.
A new strategy for manufacturing battery electrodes is said to enable charging in 10 minutes in temperatures as cold as −10°C.

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While much attention is paid to the electronics and software in the cloud and IoT, without the right antenna, nothing will work properly.
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VITA 100 builds on the success of OpenVPX that is built on VITA standards. Log in and watch this video about VITA 100.

More of this Week's Articles

The Featured Articles above are just some of the content that's new this week on Electronic Design. Check out the rest here. 

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With the seasons about to change, we thought it’s also the right time to highlight the top single-board computers that recently arrived to the market.
A new strategy for manufacturing battery electrodes is said to enable charging in 10 minutes in temperatures as cold as −10°C.
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Today’s EDA tools aren’t just faster and more efficient, they’re reshaping how engineers design, verify, and push complex silicon into production.
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Macronix’s ArmorBoot NOR flash delivers secure boot and encryption support to designs with MCUs and MPUs that lack these security features.
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Doing more with less in electronics often means improving power density. One of the new areas garnering attention involves applying a variety of advanced modulation techniques...
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Delta intends to leverage Microchip’s SiC power devices, while Microchip plans to tap into Delta’s system-level engineering skills to address verticals such as EV charging.
The true Earth-Moon distance ranges from approximately 224,000 to 252,000 miles (360,000 to 405,000 kilometers), depending on the position of the Moon’s orbit.
Bourns’ low-profile common-mode inductors feature high impedance over a wide frequency range while their rugged, semi-shielded inductors offer cost-effective automotive-grade ...
NVIDIA’s Jetson Thor pushes the envelope for embedded AI hardware.
By integrating NXP's automotive silicon, Kodiak aims to enhance the performance, reliability, and safety of its self-driving trucks.
These sensitive time-of-flight sensors developed by STMicroelectronics enable AI algorithms for PC privacy and security — and more.
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SPI NOR flash runs at 1.8 V, but today’s advanced SoCs on sub-10-nm nodes operate at 1.2 V, hence the need for a 1.2-V I/O interface.

Editor's Choice: From the Electronic Design Archives

These articles were chosen by the editors at Electronic Design that complement the new articles above. They are included in our regular newsletters. 

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From the Electronic Design Archives: Magnetic cores can be used for more than just storage.
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The Matter protocol and the latest innovations in low-power, short-range connectivity invigorate the smart-home market.
Here is more info about antenna isolation, ceramic antennas, and active antennas.
Hyundai Motor and Plus will collaborate on a demo for road safety and freight efficiency using an XCIENT Class 8 hydrogen fuel-cell electric truck.
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Mostly-Analog editor Andy Turudic takes a look at the original 1963 ISSCC paper that described the world’s first CMOS process with planar P- and N-type MOSFETs.
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Editor Bill Wong reminisces about his many encounters with MS-DOS.
Then and now: From mainframes to MPUs, processor technology has progressed significantly since Electronic Design was first published.
CET Tech’s Craig Lombard presents a step-by-step process on how to design a compact DCM flyback transformer that can meet your needs.
The current generation of neural networks doesn’t analogously reflect the actual operation of the brain, which has led neuroscientists to research networks that more closely resembled...

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