From Gate Drivers to E-fuse Demonstrators, SiC Devices Target EV Tech
Semiconductor companies are leveraging the properties of SiC to achieve fast switching speeds and improved isolation in new EV designs.
Transistors Models for Quantum Computing Operate in Cryogenic Temperatures
The CryoCMOS Consortium has demonstrated transistor models operable at 4K and 77K, opening more doors for conventional electronics to operate at cryogenic temperatures.
Hardware-less SoftSIMs Are Here With the Help of Nordic’s Cellular Chip
Nordic Semiconductor and IoT software company Onomondo have teamed up to eliminate traditional hardware-based SIM cards for 4G and 5G designs.
Powering a Green Future: Insights from Infineon’s Peter Wawer
Dr. Peter Wawer brings insights from a distinguished career that has touched three unique major semiconductor technologies: silicon photovoltaics, embedded…
Noise Figure Concepts—Power Gain, Lossy Components, and Cascaded Systems
Learn about the RF noise figure (NF), its power gain, lossy components, and cascaded systems.
Analyzing a Negative Voltage Charge Pump in LTspice—Source and Load Resistance
Learn about using LTspice simulations to provide important insight into the performance of a switched-capacitor voltage-inverting power supply.
A Primer on Power and EM Side-channel Attack Countermeasures and Prevention
Get a high-level understanding of designing electronics to prevent the threat of side-channel attacks (SCAs), namely power- and EM- (electromagnetic) based attacks.
Upping Its Automotive Game, Qualcomm to Buy Israeli Chipmaker Autotalks
Qualcomm has announced plans to acquire Autotalks, an Israeli chipmaker specializing in V2X hardware and software solutions.