Top Stories of the Week: Nov. 24-Nov. 28, 2025

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Featured Content

The Internet of Wireless Things

This special report dives into the challenges and engineering solutions behind today’s multiprotocol wireless IoT devices.

Bringing Ultra-Low-Power Timing to IoT Devices

Understanding the ESR of timing devices is critical for curbing the power demands of wireless IoT devices.

Peugeot Debuts Hypersquare Controls and Steer-by-Wire Tech

Peugeot’s Polygon concept car reinvents the wheel — steer-by-wire eliminates the steering column.

The Life Upgrade Holiday Gift Guide for 2025

Treat yourself and other engineers in your life with my personal suggestion gift guide for this year.

Multimedia

Here are our latest videos and podcasts.

RAID in the NVMe Era

Inside Electronics

Find out about Microchip’s approach to accelerating NVMe RAID systems.

Tools for Testing Chiplet-Based Designs

Testing chiplet designs requires an integrated toolset like the BERTs available from Keysight.

Checking Out the RISC-V Summit North America 2025

The summit has concluded, but you can watch the keynotes and sessions now.

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Latest Blogs

Our blogs offer insights and perspectives from our editorial staff and contributors, often involving their personal experiences, that touch on all facets of the electronics industry.

The Problem with OpenAI and Open Feedback Loops

OpenAI is part of a feedback loop that involves the likes of NVIDIA, Microsoft, and the UAE.

SEMA Debut: THUNK’s Model 3 Traction Drive Fits in Trans Tunnels

Andy surveys various schemes for installing traction drives in ICE conversions and gets a scoop on a new, Model 3 motor-based in-tunnel drive unit at SEMA 2025.

What’s Inside a Wireless IoT SoC?

Is the IoT SoC transforming into a separate class of embedded processor?

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Reconnecting on “A Road Trip to Remember”

Chris Hemsworth attempts to help treat early onset Alzheimer’s with his father by going on a road trip, revisiting past locations and friends.

This Week in PowerBites: Air Force Goes Electric, Agrivoltaics, Evolving Components

This edition of PowerBites delves into the potential of STOL electric aircraft for mission-critical situations, an international agrivoltaics conference, and a slew of power-device...

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.

The Problem with OpenAI and Open Feedback Loops

OpenAI is part of a feedback loop that involves the likes of NVIDIA, Microsoft, and the UAE.

eBook: The Tuite Suite (Vol. 1) on: Amplifiers

Some of the best work of now-retired Electronic Design power & analog editor Tuite, these articles blend foundational principles with practical guidance for today’s mixed-signal...

Versatile GaN Half-Bridge Drivers Built for Reliable Power Conversion, Motor Control

The integrated GaN half-bridge gate drivers bring flexibility and smart protection to a wide range of applications running on industrial or telecom bus voltages up to 220 V.

Design Suite and Web Tools Streamline Power-System Design

Analog Devices’ new suite of design, simulation, and analysis tools accelerate and optimize the process of designing power systems.

The Latest Wireless IoT Dev Kits to Close Out 2025 (Part 1)

Here’s a look at six wireless IoT development kits that enhance multiprotocol design, from BLE and Zigbee to LoRa and Thread.

The Latest Wireless IoT Dev Kits to Close Out 2025 (Part 2)

This roundup covers six more IoT development kits, spanning AI-native, BLE 5.2, Wi-Fi 6, and ultra-low-power platforms.

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Finding a Path to 5.5G and 6G Adoption in Process Control

The next steps beyond 5G promise great advantages in terms of bandwidth and latency, making possible many new process-control functions.

How is DLP Tech Powering the Next Wave of Packaging Innovation?

Sponsored by Texas Instruments: Maskless lithography using digital micromirror devices is becoming a cost-effective and adaptable option for equipment manufacturers.

Differences in Protection: Power over Ethernet vs. Power over Data Line

Explore how to safeguard power and data transmission in modern Ethernet-based systems.

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Four-Channel Digitally Tunable RF-Filter IC Spans 0.5 to 9 GHz

Goodbye to fixed-performance lumped-element filters: Programmable MMIC-based units offer flexibility in tiny packages.

RF FEM Brings It All Together for the Wireless IoT

A small multiprotocol RF FEM aims to improve the reliability, range, and speed of IoT connectivity.

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.

Discussing the Wireless Ecosystem’s Disruptive Evolution

Inside Electronics

The wireless ecosystem is leveraging developing technology to expand the cloud and its ability to serve IoT devices and their related infrastructures.

How to Design Like an IoT Wireless Expert

The powerful secret to simplified IoT design starts and ends with pre-built modules for wireless communication.

Waveforms that Don’t Matter

Sometimes a simulation might reveal a mystery peak in a waveform, but don’t necessarily let that dissuade you if the circuit is working and EMI or any other potential dangers ...

11 Myths About Smart Utilities IoT and Antenna Strategies

Laird Connectivity’s Paul Fadlovich discusses this fast-growing category of IoT and provides practical advice about antenna strategies for these design projects.

Multi-Profile Platform Brings Always-On Cellular Connectivity to Mission-Critical Apps

The NExT eSIM solution enables users to maintain cellular connectivity without interrupting service, even across borders.

Solid-State Batteries Move from Research to Reality

In 2026, Stellantis will launch a demonstration fleet of Dodge Charger Daytonas powered by Factorial Energy’s solid-state batteries (SSBs). And Mercedes made history with the ...

Looking Back at Electronic Design

Industry magazines are mainly taken for granted, but they’re more important than you realize.

11 Myths About Wi-Fi 6 and 6E

Laird Connectivity’s Andrew Ross dispels common misconceptions about the features and impact that Wi-Fi 6 and 6E will have on IoT design.

Editor's Picks from Other Websites

We hope you enjoy the articles on Electronic Design, but there's a lot going on and we can't cover everything. In this section, Electronic Design editors highlight articles they found this week that you might be interested in as well.