Electronics

When we really think about it, from the smallest chip to the largest data center—there’s a carbon price tag. For several decades, technology has been about building smaller, faster, more powerful devices – without consideration of the…

Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder developed a new, low-cost wearable device that transforms the human body into a biological battery. Published in the journal Science Advances, the device stretches to wear as a ring or…

Electronic components in many devices are based on micro-structured silicon carriers, which have almost reached their physical limits and smallest possible structure sizes. Two-dimensional materials such as graphene, an atomically thin…

How amazing is this? Researchers at Germany’s Chemnitz University of Technology developed a way to print long strips of paper loudspeakers that can roll up into a 360-degree surround sound experience more immersive than found in movie…

ResearchAndMarkets just added a report: "5G and Robotics Market in Industrial Automation: Teleoperation, Cloud Robotics, and Beyond 5G Technologies". This research evaluates 5G’s outlook, as well as looks beyond 5G. It provides analysis…

Monolithic Power Systems launched a new family of 48V – 6V digital DC-DC power modules for data centers using eGaN FETs from EPC. The MPC1100-54 is the first in the new product family to include modules in an LLC topology using eGaN FETs…

Diamond, at 10 on the Mohs scale, is the hardest material in nature. Now, the results of joint research led by the City University of Hong Kong (CityU) shows potential for the use of strained diamonds in advanced functional devices in…

MagnaChip Semiconductor Corporation announced a new line of power management integrated circuits (PMICs) with its first UHD display panel PMIC for laptops. Frequently used to power space-constrained devices where high-efficient and compact…

Professor Federico Rosei of the Institut National de la Recherché Scientifique (INRS) collaborated with international researchers to modify graphene properties for use in electronics applications. The study results were recently published…

Wireless charging is common in consumer and medical electronics applications. Now, scientists have created a control strategy that dynamically changes transmitter currents for wireless charging in robots and electric cars. In a recently…