Embedded World: product highlights
Here is a sampling of new components that were unveiled at this year’s conference, ranging from Wi-Fi and IoT solutions to automotive Gigabit Ethernet switches.
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Why MOSFETs are the best choice for automatically balancing supercapacitor leakage
MOSFETs lower the operating bias voltage of the supercapacitor, balancing the circuit’s power burn, and can automatically adjust to temperature, time, and
Arc-over countermeasures protect high-voltage MLCCs
Innovative arc-over prevention enables compact, high-voltage surface-mount MLCCs to deliver a cost-effective and space-saving solution for emerging applications in EVs
All about Huawei
EE Times examined not just the political posturing directed at Huawei but also the impact that such overheated rhetoric might have on the electronics
Collaboration rolls out mix-and-match processor and wireless connectivity for IoT
A Murata, Cypress, and NXP collaboration delivers more than 75 combinations of pre-certified Wi-Fi IoT solutions, leveraging Murata’s modules based on Cypress’s
Creating ‘images’ of neural activity with the Neuropixels digital probe
The high-density Neuropixels digital neural probe provides advanced resolution for mapping brain activity with nearly a thousand electrodes and 384 recording
‘Dunkable’ promises system-level waterproofing over lifetime of smartphones
P2i’s Dunkable nano-coating technology protects smartphones, including the PCB and components, even when water enters the gadget through a crack or failed
Ultra-low-power PMICs improve wearable designs
The right selection of power management ICs is critical for product optimization, including power savings and battery
How to create a custom processor with RISC-V
RISC-V enables customization with the benefits of
Sub-terahertz array sensor can ‘see’ in extreme weather conditions
MIT researchers develop a prototype of an on-chip sub-terahertz array sensor that can be used in autonomous vehicles and drones, helping them to see in extreme weather