Electronics Industry News & Analysis | Market Outlook & Trends

World’s first optical oscilloscope

The ability to measure optical waveforms may be key to realizing higher speeds in electronics and telecommunications.

Ride sharing spending to grow substantially in 5 years

However, carpooling still has a ways to go.

Report: TSMC in talks to build Germany fab

The company has yet to select a location.

5 trends in 5G mmWave adoption in 2022

Repeaters and private networks are likely to be big news next year.

Award-winning EV testbed offers key benefits over traditional testing

The Chroma 8620 can be adapted according to DUT specifications with programmable DC power supply.

AI-based autonomous approach meets the challenges of chip design

The technology uses reinforcement learning for better power, performance and area.

Collaboration looks to solve testing challenges of evolving 5G NR standard

The technology extends frequency support for mmWave bands.

Video: Test adapter reliably tests EV charging stations without an EV

The adapter simulates the presence of an electrical vehicle (EV), enabling technicians to easily conduct function and safety tests with the appropriate tools.

Swisscom and Dedrone to protect airspace from drone threats

With drones becoming popular for delivery and inspection, more security is becoming necessary to protect critical spots.

Understanding the difference between fusible resistors vs fuses

Chargers and external power supplies are essential devices for consumer electronics, especially mobile and wearable products. What will work best for your application? What is the impact on your design?

All-in-one multi-sensor lidar development kit introduced

Seoul Robotics calls the kit a first of its kind.

Researchers develop MMIC for direct RF signal processing

The silicon-germanium chip is designed for mixed-signal and analog IC designs.

Bosch develops computing system for in-vehicle infotainment

The system is the brains to operate communication, payment, streaming and more features.

TI introduces 24-bit wideband ADC

The chip is 50% smaller but is optimized for low power consumption, resolution and measurement bandwidth.

High voltage DC relay designed for inrush current prevention

The device is suitable for inrush protection circuits or for controlling energy storage systems for solar panels or vehicle to home charging points for electric vehicles.

Why LEDs have usurped incandescent technology

LEDs have already significantly replaced LCDs in household electronics and are quickly replacing all other types of lightbulbs for illumination in residential and commercial applications.

Flexible antennas for wearable devices

These flexible components are ideal for sensing applications and wireless communication due to small size and ability to conform to non-planar surfaces.