General Motors Bets on Lithium Metal—Not Lithium Ion—as Path Forward for EV Batteries
While most EV manufacturers are optimizing existing Li-ion solutions, GM has turned to lithium-metal batteries for the next generation of EVs.
Scientists Reimagine Organic Transistors for Low-power, High-amplification Biowearables
Scientists at the Terasaki Institute have put their own spin on organic electrochemical transistors (OECTs) to improve the performance in wearable health devices.
The Evolution of the Electrical Engineering Curriculum
From Thomas Edison's first power plant to the guided missiles of WWII, EE education has always advanced alongside hallmark electronic innovations.
How CMOS Image Sensors Are Making Strides in Pixel Count and Size
Companies like Sony and OmniVision continue to develop advanced CMOS image sensors, while the Emmys pay respect to Kodak as one of the forerunners in digital imaging.
The First Commercial Graphene-based Hall Sensors Open Door for Graphene Electronics at Wide
Paragraf is the first company to grow graphene on a semiconductor wafer, opening the possibilities to a new class of graphene-based electronics.
Is an RTC Module Timing Solution Right for Your Project?
Timing solutions are critical to today’s electronics. Many engineers rely on the internal real-time clock (RTC) functionality that comes embedded in…
Micro Mirrors Expand Field of View in Intel’s New MEMs LiDAR Camera
LiDAR is cropping up in manifold variants, and for scanning LiDAR, MEMs micro-mirrors are a key factor in determining the field of vision.
Another Industry Takes Hit From Global Chip Shortages: Crypto Mining
Cryptocurrency mining has only surged in popularity heading into 2021. Like many other industries, the mining sector is now facing the repercussions of global…