Articles
Why secure GPS receivers are crucial for GNSS/INS systems
Resilient GPS/GNSS receivers protect INS systems from jamming and spoofing. [ + ]
New technique increases chip yield from semiconductor wafer
Researchers have developed a technique to create a highly uniform and scalable semiconductor wafer, paving the way to higher chip yield and more cost-efficient semiconductors. [ + ]
The Next Automation Age: how new cyber-physical systems are making a positive difference
What will drive the industry, and what should decision-makers look out for? [ + ]
Preventing obsolescence using custom ICs
Richard Mount, Director of Sales at Swindon Silicon Systems, explains how custom ICs can help to minimise the threat of obsolescence when used in smart sensors. [ + ]
Reducing disturbance in next-gen magnetic RAM
Japanese scientists have identified a source of disturbance during the read operation in SOT-RAMs that compromises their reliability. [ + ]
The 10 steps to model and design a complex SoC
Complex SoC designer Sondrel has released its 10 steps required to design an SoC architecture. [ + ]
Flat lens extends viewing distance for 3D light field display
Researchers have created a glasses-free 3D light field display system with a significantly extended viewing distance, thanks to a newly developed flat lens. [ + ]
Rare-earth crystals offer hope for spintronics
Scientists have now found promising properties in crystals grown from rare-earth atoms, which offer hope on the long path towards usage as spintronic components. [ + ]
Electronex to reconnect the electronics industry
Electronex will feature over 90 companies and exhibitors who are looking forward to meeting with industry decision-makers and electronics enthusiasts. [ + ]
Recommendations for optimising thin-film transistors
Researchers have arrived at a set of recommendations that may see an explosion in the research effort into unconventional electronic devices. [ + ]
Bluetooth heads in new direction
Bluetooth wireless' constant evolution is impressive. [ + ]
Ensuring EMC compliance
Every developer of an electrical or electronic device is faced with the same problem: the device must comply with international electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) guidelines. [ + ]
Renesas develops write technologies for embedded STT-MRAM
On a 20-Mbit test chip with an embedded MRAM memory cell array, a 72% reduction in write energy and a 50% reduction in the voltage application time were confirmed. [ + ]
Three reasons to incorporate proper ergonomics
Posture has become an important part of ergonomics, which is the concept of using items to position the body in a more efficient and safe manner. [ + ]
How WBG switching devices are starting to redefine power system development
The merits of wide-bandgap semiconductor technology have been talked about extensively for much of the last decade. [ + ]
