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Google filed a lawsuit against Uber claiming that they stole their LiDAR technology earlier in February. In this article, we'll take a closer look at what technology was allegedly stolen and...

ARM and x86 are the two most common processor families on the planet. What are their strengths, weaknesses, and applications?

Accelerometers, activity trackers, and fingerprint sensors can be duped. Learn how and what designers can do to prevent false input.

This article goes over the basics of the humble common mode choke and its applications.

A new interconnect IP takes on processing and functional safety challenges in chipsets designed for ADAS and autonomous vehicle systems.

ASUS, the Taiwanese hardware and electronics company known for their desktops, laptops, monitors, graphics cards, and more has decided they're going to delve into the micro-PC market....

Rice University students have determined that chimney-like structures made of carbon nanotubes could be the key to the future of heat dissipation....

Biometric security and the concept of the smart gun.

Moore's law states the number of transistors on silicon doubles every year. The laws of physics state that number is approaching a limit....

Electric vehicle batteries (EVBs) are used to power electric vehicles (EVs). Generally, each cell requires its own voltage sensor, however, this might have changed in a recent breakthrough....

Scientists at Cambridge University have developed a low-power transistor which consumes a billionth of a watt and operates under one volt. Such a device could help with the age of the IoT's...

NXP recently announced their merger with Qualcomm, but they weren't done making announcements in 2016.

With powerline adapters becoming more popular, it's about time one of these was taken apart! In this teardown, we will look inside a TP link powerline adaptor to see what makes this thing...

CD drives are standard these days, but who remembers our old friend the floppy drive?

Semiconductor producer SK Hynix have announced that they are partnering up with Stanford University to research and develop a semiconductor device that will resemble the human brain. How will...

Research from the Imperial College of London powers drones without weighing them down with batteries.

As of today, we are always looking to innovate our products as well as create new ones to make things more simplistic. Whether it be fully autonomous vehicles, agriculture, or marine surveying,...

Calculators are always taken for granted, especially in the age of smartphones. Today we will look at a calculator from 1975 (40 years old) which was one of Clive Sinclair's fantastic,...

Thanks to increasingly flexible nanowires, the next generation of electronics might be closer than we think.