One Giant Leap for Engineering Kind: How the Moon Landing Gave Rise to the IC
In 1961, JFK challenged NASA to send man to the moon and back. None of the technology necessary to do so yet existed.
Nordic, MediaTek, and U-blox Take on New Wireless Frontiers
In this roundup, we highlight three new solutions that target wireless connectivity—be it cellular IoT, 5G, or Wi-Fi 6—from the ground up.
Understanding the 12-Term Error Model and SOLT Calibration Method for VNA Measurements
The 12-term error model is a simple, effective way of modeling systematic errors in vector network analyzer (VNA) measurements. Learn about this model and an…
5 Electrical Engineering Research Projects Making Their Mark in 2024
From 3D processors to self-powered sensors, these academic research projects show how "the next big thing" in electronics may emerge from labs worldwide.
Celebrating Semiconductor Pioneer Dr. Esther M. Conwell
It's Women's History Month—and today is also International Women's Day! To celebrate, we spotlight Dr. Esther M. Conwell, an early pioneer in silicon and…
Intel Spins Off Altera as Independent FPGA Supplier
Eight and a half years after acquiring Altera, Intel has spun off the FPGA division as an independent subsidiary.
ST’s Latest Wireless MCUs Meet Stringent IoT Security Standards
ST says its newest wireless MCU reduces size and power without sacrificing performance or security.
You’ve Got the Power—Ensuring Interoperability for Power Over Ethernet Devices
Learn how the Ethernet Alliance Certified test plan and PoE certification can maximize your product success and help you avoid expensive recalls and post-launch…