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Surface Mount technology trends in India

DECEMBER 2011: Surface-mount technology (SMT) is one of the key factors for the shrinking electronics system-level packaging. The key drivers for SMT in India...

Multi-Core and other trends in the embedded World

Gone are the days when embedded systems were a part of complex industrial and defence equipment alone. Today, these have found place in washing...

“It’s a digital world, but we always need an analogue bridge to it”

Analog Devices (ADI) offers signal processing and conditioning products. It caters to several markets including communication infrastructure, industrial, healthcare, automotive and consumer. ADI has...

“Mixed-signal design is very different from VLSI”

Pericom Semiconductor enables serial connectivity with complete solutions for computing, communications and consumer market segments. With product range spanning from analogue, digital and mixed-signal...

What More from a Smartphone?

There is a lot more to smart-phones than just the operating system (OS) and an app count. However refined OS a phone has, the...

“Analog has become the new buzzword for designers who look for efficient features when creating products that make life simpler and safer”

With the growth in demand of modern day electronics, analog has now become the new buzzword for design engineers who are on the lookout...

LEDs for Solid-state Lighting

Solid-state electronics has been transforming our lives for many decades by bringing us increasingly small, cheap and efficient devices and appliances. Our modern life-styles...

How SoMs Take The Effort Out of Designing

 “System-on-module is an extension of the concept of system-on-chip which lies between a full-up computer and a microcontroller in nature” ——Texas Instruments  “We wanted to...

IEEE 802.11ac: Next-generation Standard for Wireless Fidelity

APRIL 2012: 802.11ac, the next step for Wi-Fi 802.11, will breach the barrier of gigabit capacity. Couple this with low latency and an improved...

‘Made For Mobile’ Microprocessors

"Mobile processors are designed with the approach of doing more with less. This is one of the reasons why you do not see x86-based...