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E-peas Unveils First PMIC to Draw Energy From Two Sources at Once

2023-09-01

The PMIC can pull from any combination of two sources: photovoltaic cells, a thermoelectric generator, an RF energy harvester, or pulsed (kinetic) energy sources.

Infineon Puts More Under the Hood of New MCU-embedded Power ICs

2023-08-14

Built for automotive motor control, the new chips pack power electronics, microcontrollers, and communications circuitry in one chip.

STMicroelectronics Revs Up Production on New PowerGaN Transistors

2023-07-20

As electronics become smaller, ST’s latest transistor family stands to shrink power electronics in tandem.

Nordic Packs Multiple Functions in New PMIC for Low-power Designs

2023-07-07

The latest IC from Nordic Semiconductor enables more efficient power management with less space and

Qualcomm Releases Satellite Modems for Remote IoT Asset Tracking

2023-06-28

The new modems are designed for IoT non-terrestrial networks, making them potentially useful for remote monitoring and asset tracking.

ADI Intros ‘Most Advanced’ Software-defined Signal Processing Platform

2023-06-16

With applications like phased array radar, electronic surveillance, T&M, and 6G in mind, ADI has released a next-gen signal processing platform.

NXP Releases New Processor Family to Support Linux-based Edge Devices

2023-06-09

The latest NXP edge processor has built-in support for a familiar development tool.

Intel Rolls First FPGA with PCIe 5.0 and Compute Express Link

2023-05-31

By embedding PCI Express 5.0 and CXL support, Intel’s new FPGAs seek to tackle high-bandwidth computing workloads.

Asset Tracker Test Proves Efficacy of ZETA, a New LPWA Network

2023-05-25

Socionext and Techsor recently tested the indoor and outdoor performance of IoT tags using the low-power wide area network ZETA—and the results showed bright promise for asset tracking.

Transistors Models for Quantum Computing Operate Cryogenic Temperatures

2023-05-17

The CryoCMOS Consortium has demonstrated transistor models operable at 4K and 77K, opening more doors for conventional electronics to operate at cryogenic temperatures.