The EEWeb Design Contest First Edition sponsored by Arduino and Altium is now open for submissions. This inaugural contest challenges hardware design enthusiasts from all over the world to develop an imaginative and innovative design project of a motor control system with the Arduino...

Power electronics is playing an increasingly important role in various markets such as automotive, industrial, and consumer. It is an enabling technology for a wide range of new functions that enhance vehicle and smart grid performance, safety and functionality. Power devices will...

STMicroelectronics ST25TV02KC/ST25TV512C RFID Transponders are NFC/RFID tag ICs that include ST's state-of-the-art patented technology. The RFID Transponders provide an Augmented NDEF option, a tamper detection interface, and specific modes to protect customer privacy. The Augmented...

STMicroelectronics' single 50 MHz bandwidth unity-gain-stable amp features rail-to-rail input stage STMicroelectronics' TSV791 is a single 50 MHz bandwidth unity gain stable amplifier. The rail-to-rail input stage and the slew rate of 30 V/μs make the TSV791 ideal for low-side current...

4T tandem perovskite silicon solar cells reach a record efficiency of 29.2 percent. [via] The European Solliance research group continues to set records for the efficiency of tandem perovskite solar cells using silicon and CIGS. Increasing the efficiency of low-cost perovskite solar...

With the increased number of cloud storage solutions now available to support virtual data access, it is undeniably true that cloud computing has come to stay in the tech ecosystem. KubeSail, a self hosting company, has added to this number with their newest product called the PiBox 2...

Brainchip has announced the release of two development kits for its Akida AKD1000 neuromorphic processor to further help hobbyists, tinkerers and developers create ultra-low-power applications. This new launch intends to meet the need of developers who wish to run its AKD1000 silicon...

Startup xMEMS Labs Inc. (Santa Clara, Calif.) has launched a MEMS microspeaker called Cowell that it claims is the world's smallest. It measures 3.2mm by 1.15mm by 6.0mm (22 cubic millimeters) and weighs 56 milligrams making it suitable for true wireless stereo earbuds. Cowell...