MIT researchers have designed a voltaic cell that is sustained by the acidic fluids in the stomach. [ + ]

ETH Zurich researchers have developed a highly sensitive and flexible temperature sensor that could soon be integrated into artificial skin on prosthetic limbs or robotic arms. [ + ]

Connector manufacturers are turning to more affordable H-Pins over traditional pogo-style options without sacrificing performance. [ + ]

The electronics market is forecast to continue its positive momentum from 2016 into 2017, and that is good news for the semiconductor market. [ + ]

Microbiologists have discovered a type of natural wire produced by bacteria that could greatly accelerate their goal of developing sustainable conducting materials for the electronics industry. [ + ]

Cars are undeniably getting smarter, but few people understand why. [ + ]

Scientists have developed a prototype of a next-generation lithium-sulfur battery, inspired by the cells lining the human intestine. [ + ]

In addition to IoT connectivity provided by wireless carriers (LTE/4G/5G), there are a variety of competitors. [ + ]

Researchers from Georgia Tech have developed a lithium-ion battery with four times the capacity, more than double the lifetime and half the weight of currently used batteries. [ + ]

European researchers have discovered that electrons in graphene are extremely mobile and react very quickly, enabling high currents to pass through the substance and allowing imbalances in electric charge to be rapidly rectified. [ + ]

What is a 1500 V system? It simply defines that the withstand voltage of cables, converters, inverters and other components used in PV systems increases from 1000 to 1500 V. [ + ]

With the Standardization Group for Embedded Technologies (SGeT) having announced revision 2.0 of the SMARC embedded module standard, this article takes a closer look at this 'ultimate' standard for low-power processor modules and highlights the differences between it and SMARC 1.1, Qseven and co. [ + ]

Fast IGBTs and SiC FETs have one thing in common: they need optimal control and connections to provide years of reliable service under possibly harsh conditions, so false triggering must be avoided at all costs. [ + ]

Electronic devices and systems located in harsh environments will always struggle to perform as required if they are not built with the appropriate components. [ + ]

Researchers have devised a method for depositing graphene-based inks onto cotton to produce a conductive textile. Their work demonstrates a wearable motion sensor based on the conductive cotton. [ + ]