2|29|2016 LONDON—Electrocomponents plc, which trades as RS Components, has launched the Raspberry Pi 3B, a version of the famous development board with 64-bit support.
2|29|2016 SEATTLE—It seems like a contradiction in terms to talk about a resource-rich MCU in conjunction with the small, battery-powered application space that is ...
2|29|2016 MANILA—Singapore telco Singtel revealed last Monday that a trial run for Narrow Band Internet of Things (NB-IoT) is being carried out in the second half of ...
2|29|2016 BARCELONA – No doubt 5G is coming to save a mobile world that’s struggling to keep up with the explosion in data traffic. But mobile network ...
2|29|2016 MANILA—International Data Corp. (IDC) has recognized robotics as one of six Innovation Accelerators that will expedite digital transformation by opening ...
2|26|2016 LONDON—The Embedded Microprocessor Benchmark Consortium (EEMBC) trade group plans to embrace the Internet of Things with two forthcoming benchmarking ...
2|26|2016 SAN FRANCISCO - Being a woman in the engineering field can be isolating when you rarely meet other women in technical positions. Materials scientist Dominique ...
2|26|2016 MUNICH—A new case of vulnerability against hacking attacks startles users of connected cars: The NissanConnect EV interface designed to remotely read out ...
2|25|2016 TORONTO—Samsung has doubled the capacity and speed of its Universal Flash Storage (UFS) memory, announcing what it said is the industry's first 256GB UFS ...
2|26|2016 TORONTO—There's been a bit of a bump in the road for Western Digital as is looks to close its acquisition of SanDisk, as China-based conglomerate ...
2|26|2016 BARCELONA – Chuck Robbins, who took Cisco’s reins from John Chambers six months ago, said this week at the Mobile World Congress on 5G: “We see ...
2|25|2016 SAN JOSE, Calif.—It’s time to come to consensus about the next generation of extreme ultraviolet lithography systems, even though first-generation ...
2|26|2016 Keysight Technologies and Spreadtrum Communications have signed an understanding (MoU) to collaborate on the research and development of mobile chipset advanced ...
2|26|2016 SAN FRANCISCO—Aerospace engineer Dr. Aprille Ericsson will be honored with the Washington Award today (Feb. 26). Ericsson has made significant ...
Blog Today, February 29, is a Free Day Martin Rowe 1 comments Today is February 29, "Leap Day" according to the Gregorian calendar. Once every four years, we add this day to keep the calendar in better sync with Earth's orbit. That ...
Blog Atlas Robot Wows R. Colin Johnson 4 comments Chances are you may have already seen the new Agile Anthropomorphic Robot (Atlas) demonstration video since its already gotten over two million views in two days. For ...
As data rates begin to move beyond 25 Gbps channels, new problems arise. Getting to 50 Gbps channels might not be possible with the traditional NRZ (2-level) signaling. PAM4 lets data rates double with only a small increase in channel bandwidth by sending two bits per symbol. But, it brings new measurement and analysis problems. Signal integrity sage Ransom Stephens will explain how PAM4 differs from NRZ and what to expect in design, measurement, and signal analysis.
My Time as a Rocket Scientist Aubrey Kagan2 comments A recent blog by David Ashton “Keeping an eye on the International Space Station” posed the question: “There are plenty of embedded systems up there keeping it going ...
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