Manufacturers Raise Concern as CHIPS Act Sits on Back Burner
The consequences of the semiconductor shortage are looming large as the CHIPS for America Act remains at a standstill.
Intel Showcases a Photonics “First” — an Eight-wavelength Laser Array
Intel Lab researchers push photonics one step further by demonstrating a tightly controlled, highly integrated eight-wavelength laser.
“World’s First” Organic BJT—Could Organic Transistors Take Off?
Researchers at TU Dresden have created the "world's first" efficient organic bipolar junction transistor (OBJT).
The Reverberations of Alan Blumlein, the Father of Modern Stereos
Responsible for the modern stereo and an advanced World War II radar, Alan Blumlein revolutionized sound engineering.
Piezoelectric Accelerometers: IEPE Sensors vs. Charge Output Sensors
Learn about integrated electronics piezoelectrics (IEPE) sensors, powering them, and how they compare to charge output (non-IEPE) systems.
Startup Echodyne Puts Metamaterials-based Radars to the Test
With the launch of a $135 million funding round, Echodyne is tackling the radar market with defense, security, and autonomy in mind.
The Basics of Electrical Engineering Standards
Get a high-level introduction to how standards play into the EE world.
ST’s Power Supply Controller Aims to Boosts Energy-efficiency for USB Chargers
Apart from reducing the carbon dioxide emissions in the environment, the new ST-ONE power supply controller also targets the production of energy-efficient USB adapters.