eeDesignIt - Engineering 101

Electronics design has always faced a unique set of challenges. Unlike software development, which has embraced agile methods and DevOps practices to speed up iterations, hardware design is still bogged down by slow cycles and fragmented…
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In the early 2000s, the automotive industry was a fortress of proprietary systems. Microcontrollers were tightly coupled with vendor-specific instruction sets, and the idea of open hardware was considered too risky for safety-critical…
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The electric vehicle (EV) market is growing, and with it, the demand for more efficient power systems. Infineon Technologies AG and Visteon Corporation have announced a collaboration focused on developing better power conversion systems for…
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In aerospace and semiconductor manufacturing, even the smallest defect can have catastrophic consequences. Engineers have long relied on non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques to catch imperfections before they become failures. But…
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Solid-state batteries are rapidly emerging as the future of energy storage, offering higher energy capacity and improved safety compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries. Now, researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and…
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If you've ever had a device button wear out too soon, you know how frustrating it can be. That’s why the new TLSM Series Tactile Switches from Littelfuse are making waves. These switches are designed to last—up to 2 million cycles, to be…
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VueReal, a leader in MicroLED technology, is set to make waves at Display Week 2025 in San Jose, California, with its latest suite of MicroLED advancements. The Canadian-based company plans to demonstrate how its proprietary MicroSolid…
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Nanosecond-level time synchronization is quickly becoming essential in industrial automation, autonomous systems, and real-time edge AI. As more devices operate on shared Ethernet networks—exchanging data, making decisions, and reacting in…
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As driver monitoring systems (DMS) become mandatory in new vehicles across Europe by 2026, the automotive industry is seeking imaging solutions that balance performance, size, and cost. OMNIVISION, a semiconductor company known for digital…
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At its Foundry Direct Connect 2025 event in San Jose last week, Intel didn’t just showcase new technologies—it made a statement: The race for semiconductor dominance is no longer just about nodes, it’s about ecosystems, trust, and speed.…
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