Researchers Put Electronic “Brains” Onboard Walking Microbots
While micrometer-scale robots are usually controlled externally, Cornell's prototypes include a circuit onboard the autonomous microrobots.
Exploring Monolithic Thermocouple Signal Conditioning Using AD849x and LT1025
Learn about thermocouple signal conditioning and thermocouple nonlinearity through two different monolithic thermocouple amplifier solutions: the AD849x family…
Design and Selection of Magnetic ICM Modules to Ease Ethernet EMI/EMC Challenges
Learn some of the high-level basics of magnetic integrated connector modules (ICMs), some of the tasks they are used to accomplish, and look at an example…
Matter 1.0 is Officially Here to Connect a Fragmented Smart Home
The long-awaited Matter 1.0 standard has finally been released by the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA).
Shining an LED Light on Historical Engineer Nick Holonyak Jr.
Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) paved the way for the full-spectrum lights and lasers used in a variety of today’s devices, and we have inventor Nick Holonyak to thank.
Helium, “the People’s Network,” Rises Among Low-power IoT Protocols
Scalable, long-range, and blockchain-integrated, Helium is attracting attention in the world of low-power IoT protocols.
Harvard-made Ionic Circuit Computes in Water
Researchers at Harvard claim to have developed the first ionic circuit based on a new ionic transistor technique.
Reduce Risk of Electromagnetic Interference in EV Charging Infrastructure Tests
Faster and high-power charging requires safety and performance across EV models and EVSE vendors.