Blurry Box software security scheme makes code theft more expensive than development
Using a combination of seven different methods, the Blurry Box scheme foils hackers at every
2023 Product of the Year award winners
From thousands of products, the editors of Electronic Products have chosen those they feel are among the most outstanding. As always, the selection is based on a significant advance in technology or its application, innovation in design, or gain in price/performance.
Scope-like power analyzer speeds design/test of three-phase devices
With features that streamline three-phase device analysis, the PA2203A power analyzer puts an intuitive tool in the hands of R&D
The future of the test bench
The VirtualBench from National Instruments is the first "all-in-one" benchtop tool that uses today’s universal user interfaces — laptop PCs and tablets —
Goodbye TWT, hello GaN
API Technologies' QBS-609 1-kW pulsed power amplifier — the first cost-effective replacement for high-power, pulsed travelling wave tubes — is a boon for both
Always on for inside navigation
Addressing the needs of mobiles, wearables, and IoT nodes, the LSM6DS3 six-axis accelerometer/gyroscope combo from STMicroelectronics delivers reliable in-building
Uniting the measurement universe
Fluke Connect commercially integrates measurement equipment, test-data management, smartphones, and Cloud technology into a single system for the first
Optical sensors for a new class of wearables
With models that sense IR, visible light, and UV, the Si1132/4x sensor series from Silicon Labs will let mobile and wearable devices track UV sun exposure and monitor
A full VNA in a single PXI slot
The Keysight Technologies’ M937XA series dual-port PXI VNA shirks the size and cost of vector network analyzers, but not the performance, to make VNAs easily available
An oscilloscope that breaks the 100-GHz barrier
With the world’s highest bandwidth and sampling rate, the 100-GHz LabMaster 10-100Zi real-time oscilloscope from Teledyne LeCroy is being used now to build the
The Renesas R-Car V2H system on chip for ADAS
Rated for 7,000 DMIPS, this IC enables new concepts in automotive safety