Electronics

Instead of tossing out devices when there's a new model, we could upgrade them with the latest sensors and processors that snap onto a device's internal chip — like LEGO bricks. Such reconfigurable chips could keep devices up to date and…

We use electro-optic modulators for everything from sensing to metrology and telecommunications. Research tends to focus on applications that take place on chips or within fiber optic systems. But what about optical applications outside the…

Researchers at the NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) Smart Materials Lab published in the journal Nature Communications that organic crystals can serve as efficient and sustainable energy conversion materials for advanced technologies such as robotics…

There’s been a push for the last decade to synthesize graphyne, but success to date was limited. New research from the University of Colorado Boulder published in Nature Synthesis, however, has the potential to open new possibilities for…

Our brains are more energy efficient than our computers, and scientists are one step closer to mimicking how our brains work. By combining storage and processing in a single component, a memristor, scientists hope to reduce the current…

Digi-Key's webinar, "Past, Present, and Future of Parts List Management" will introduce the new enhancements they've made to its myLists tool. The webinar will begin at 11:00 a.m. CDT on Wednesday, May 25th. They will introduce the new…

Caught up with Don Akery from Waldom Electronics at EDS to talk about what's going on in the electronics industry.

Seeed Studio’s "IoT into the Wild" focuses on AIoT solutions for outdoor applications, for devices from low-power sensors to ultra-long-range gateways featuring Edge AI. The products will be available in Q2. Seeed released a SenseCAP…

High on the list of new products and presentations this APEC 2022 is automotive power electronics. The list of innovations and new products released at the show is long, including improved vehicle range, safety, lifetime, and sustainability…

Graphene use in carbon-based 2D nanomaterials is ideal for next-generation electronics, optics, catalysis, biomedicine, and more. Recently, the focus was on chemical vapor deposition (CVD) as an inexpensive way to produce larger graphene…