Homemade DIY Project May Blast Perovskite Solar Cells Into Production
Perovskites could be the future of solar cells—if it weren't for their hard-to-detect defects. Now, a researcher's homemade machine may provide answers.
Micron to Build the First New Memory Fab in the US in 20 Years
Propelled by the CHIPS and Science Act, the new fab based in Boise, Idaho, will generate 2,000 new jobs at Micron and 17,000 new jobs in side sectors.
Navitas Unveils GaN Half-bridge ICs with MHz Switching
The company unlocks higher performance, and lowers component count integrating two GaN FETs onto a single IC.
Ultrasound Patches Provide Continuous Imaging of Internal Organs
Researchers are refining soft adhesive ultrasound patches that provide continuous imaging—sometimes for up to 48 hours.
Researchers Advance Stretchable Electronics Toward Commercialization
A new study from Carnegie Mellon University may usher in an age of mass-producible stretchable soft electronics (SSEs).
Arm Sues Qualcomm Over NUVIA’s Custom Cores
Arm has accused Qualcomm of breaching its licenses and wants the chipmaker to destroy its NUVIA CPU designs, plus offering up compensation.
DC and Steady-state AC Circuit Analysis Made Easy with Python
Learn how utilizing Python and SymPy in DC and steady-state AC circuit analysis can help speed up and simplify calculations like mesh current and phasor current.
Latest Automotive IC “Firsts” Include Ethernet Switches and IMUs
Feeding the needs of next-gen automotive designs, chip companies have rolled out devices that are “firsts” in their categories.