Electronic Tattoos to Our Rescue
We are all familiar with children’s favourite tattoo stickers of He-man and Spider-man that can be easily affixed to the skin. Now technology has...
The Future of Electronics Depends on Science
While electronics R&D labs do undeniably innovate, path-breaking findings coming from the pure sciences—new materials, chemical or physical properties, methods learnt from biological systems,...
FPGA Security Challenges & Trends
Like the ‘horse of a different colour’ in Wizard of Oz, field-programmable gate array (FPGA) and customisable system-on-chip (cSoC) integrated circuits are the chameleon...
Challenges Before 2.5D/3D Technology
A wealth of opportunities for semiconductor manufacture ing are becoming available in the ‘more than Moore’ 2.5D/3D world. Yole Développment of France expects the...
The LTEdge
Long Term Evolution (LTE) is a 3GPP standard that provides uplink speed of up to 50 megabits per second (Mbps) and downlink speed of...
Automobiles: Packed With Electronics, From Boot to Bonnet
Electronics is being used in vehicles for safety and security, infotainment, networking, power train and engine management, and more. Rapid advancements in sensor technology,...
Digital to Analog Converter (DAC)
In this video, the author will show you how a Digital to Analog converter works and how to use one. He will also talk...
Power-Efficient MCUs Elevating IoT and Embedded Applications
Energy efficiency is the need of the hour and low-power-consuming microcontrollers (MCUs) are the foundation for efficient devices. The number of embedded devices running...
The Evolution of Wearables and Its Significance in Internet of Things
Deepak Thomas
2015 is touted to be the uptick year of wearables, at least for some of us for whom the world. Deepak revolves around...
Smart Shells: The Electronics Behind Big Guns (Part 3 of 3)
Even though the big guns are expected to fire ‘intelligently,’ shells fly through the air. Turbulences, humidity and sudden gusts of air can alter...
