A friend of mine is producing a series of HOWTO videos for an open source project, and discovered that he needed a better ...

Crowbar circuits have long been the go-to safeguard against overvoltage conditions, prized for their simplicity and ...

The 2026 Design and Verification Conference and Exhibition (DVCon U.S.), sponsored by Accellera Systems Initiative, today announced its keynote speakers, sponsored tutorials, and workshops. DVCon U.S.

The Franklin research group could be at the brink of developing efficient, recyclable, carbon-based electronics. Four years after they created the world’s first fully recyclable printed transistors, ...

Researchers at Brown’s School of Engineering uncovered a surprising weakness in flexible electronics and a way to prevent it. The team, led by Professor of Engineering Nitin Padture, found that the ...

A new device concept opens the door to compact, high-performance transistors with built-in memory. (Nanowerk News) Transistors, the building blocks of modern electronics, are typically made of silicon ...

For busy electrical engineers, having the right information to do a project is important. At the same time, understanding current industry trends, such as changes in design techniques or underlying ...

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is an American 501(c)(3) charitable professional organization that has historically served electrical engineering, electronics engineering, ...

Slight temperature changes, imperceptible manufacturing imperfections, and heat generated by their own components can completely ruin an entire quantum quantum system-on-chip. Silicon photonics could ...

Engineers discovered a way to move heat ultrafast using crystal waves, offering a breakthrough in cooling advanced electronics. Imagine if phones never got hot no matter how many apps were running.

Will Hutchins, a mechanical and aerospace engineering Ph.D. candidate, helped lead a University of Virginia team that revealed a radical new way to move heat faster than ever before. Imagine if phones ...