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What are the key design challenges and solutions for mm-wave circuits in automotive radar systems?
For the automotive industry, mm-wave radar technology is a key enabler for technologies such as the advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS). This article explores the primary design challenges … Read about What are the key design challenges and solutions for mm-wave circuits in automotive radar systems?

Nomographs: once ubiquitous, now mostly gone…but holdouts remain
This classic graphical tool is now rarely used, but there is one application where it still reigns. Back in the “BC” era (before calculators/computers), calculations associated with basic … Read about Nomographs: once ubiquitous, now mostly gone…but holdouts remain

How does deep learning actually work?
Deep learning has added a new dimension to engineering applications, from 5G signal processing to predictive maintenance in power grids. It automatically detects equipment failures and … Read about How does deep learning actually work?

Get the most from your oscilloscope: part 2
Modern scopes add a variety of new measurement and math features to the vertical, horizontal, and trigger controls used over a span of decades. In part 1 of this series, we looked at the … Read about Get the most from your oscilloscope: part 2
Focus on Analog ICs

Nomographs: once ubiquitous, now mostly gone…but holdouts remain
This classic graphical tool is now rarely used, but there is one application where it still reigns. Back in the “BC” era (before calculators/computers), calculations associated with basic … [Read More...] about Nomographs: once ubiquitous, now mostly gone…but holdouts remain

4 GHz elastomer socket Introduced for BGA1440 with –1 dB insertion loss
Ironwood Electronics introduces a new elastomer-based socket solution targeting high-frequency BGA devices. The 94 GHz elastomer socket is designed for BGA1440 packages and enables signal paths with … [Read More...] about 4 GHz elastomer socket Introduced for BGA1440 with –1 dB insertion loss
Focus on Microcontrollers

How does deep learning actually work?
Deep learning has added a new dimension to engineering applications, from 5G signal processing to predictive maintenance in power grids. It automatically detects equipment failures and optimizes … [Read More...] about How does deep learning actually work?

MCUs provide up to 64 KB flash and 16 KB SRAM with multiple package options
Renesas Electronics Corporation has introduced the RA0L1 microcontroller (MCU) Group, built on the Arm Cortex-M23 processor, to expand its RA0 Series portfolio. The new devices are designed for … [Read More...] about MCUs provide up to 64 KB flash and 16 KB SRAM with multiple package options
Focus on Power Electronics

40 W DC-DC converters feature small PCB footprint
XP Power announces the launch of the BCT40T series of cost-effective 40W DC-DC converters, housed in an industry-leading 1” x 1” (25.4mm x 25.4mm) compact package designed for PCB mounting. This new series offers high power density and a … [Read More...] about 40 W DC-DC converters feature small PCB footprint

Reed relays: from voiceband calls to GHz ATE, now facing MEMS disruption part 1
Reed relays have evolved from their audio roots to handle GHz signals; MEMS technology may push them aside. Electromechanical relays are like dinosaurs that haven’t gotten the news that they are supposed to be extinct. Instead, they beget new … [Read More...] about Reed relays: from voiceband calls to GHz ATE, now facing MEMS disruption part 1
Optimizing HVAC Performance at the Sub-System Level

Designing for Serviceability: The Role of Interconnects in HVAC Maintenance
How smart connector selection simplifies installation, diagnostics, and long-term reliability When HVAC systems require servicing, connector design can make the difference between a fast resolution and extended downtime. OEMs are now prioritizing … [Read More...] about Designing for Serviceability: The Role of Interconnects in HVAC Maintenance

From Control Boards to Comfort: How Signal Integrity Drives HVAC Innovation
Inside the sub-systems enabling smarter, more connected HVAC experiences By TE Connectivity - Appliance & HVAC Solutions Today’s connected HVAC systems rely on precise data exchange to drive performance, efficiency, and user comfort. From smart … [Read More...] about From Control Boards to Comfort: How Signal Integrity Drives HVAC Innovation

Built to Withstand: Sealing and Thermal Protection in HVAC Sub-Systems
How ingress protection and thermal resilience help HVAC systems perform in extreme conditions By TE Connectivity - Appliance & HVAC Solutions In today’s HVAC systems, performance can be compromised by more than just poor design. Environmental … [Read More...] about Built to Withstand: Sealing and Thermal Protection in HVAC Sub-Systems

Smarter HVAC Starts at the Sub-System Level
Improve performance, reliability, and integration by engineering each HVAC sub-system with purpose-built connectivity solutions. By TE Connectivity - Appliance & HVAC Solutions Today’s HVAC systems are expected to deliver greater energy … [Read More...] about Smarter HVAC Starts at the Sub-System Level
Focus on 5G

What are the key design challenges and solutions for mm-wave circuits in automotive radar systems?
For the automotive industry, mm-wave radar technology is a key enabler for technologies such as the advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS). This article explores the primary design challenges facing designers of mm-wave radar circuits and discusses … [Read More...] about What are the key design challenges and solutions for mm-wave circuits in automotive radar systems?

868 MHz radio modules offers Bluetooth alternative with far greater range
Würth Elektronik introduces two new highly compact radio modules. They give developers maximum freedom in designing proprietary wireless solutions that go beyond standard protocols. The hardware of the Tarvos-e and Olis-e modules, measuring just 12 × … [Read More...] about 868 MHz radio modules offers Bluetooth alternative with far greater range
Focus on Test & Measurement

Get the most from your oscilloscope: part 2
Modern scopes add a variety of new measurement and math features to the vertical, horizontal, and trigger controls used over a span of decades. In part 1 of this series, we looked at the features, such as the vertical, horizontal, and trigger controls that have appeared on oscilloscopes since the mid-20th century and that remain […]

Get the most from your oscilloscope: part 1
Oscilloscope technology has evolved from electromechanical assistance for hand-plotting to the development of full-featured automated digital instruments. The oscilloscope is an invaluable instrument that provides engineers with a picture of how signals inside their circuits behave. Today, they have evolved from analog versions, where the only option for long-term storage was to take a Polaroid […]
Embedded Systems

Cross-vendor configurator streamlines MCU design and migration
Embedd.it has introduced a cross-vendor graphical MCU configurator to simplify hardware design and reduce vendor lock-in for electronics manufacturers. The tool enables hardware decoupling by allowing developers to configure microcontrollers across … [Read More...] about Cross-vendor configurator streamlines MCU design and migration

How will the Cyber Resilience Act impact embedded developers?
The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) will require embedded developers to integrate security considerations throughout the product lifecycle, from design to maintenance. Noncompliance can lead to significant monetary fines. That means a shift from … [Read More...] about How will the Cyber Resilience Act impact embedded developers?