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Electronics Weeklys Group Editor, Clive Couldwell caught up with NXP and Microchip in Nuremberg at Embedded World 2023. With Brian Carlson - Director of Global Product and Solutions Marketing at NXP - he discussed software-defined vehicles, vehicle architectures and the role of MCUs. And with Ronny Tittoto - Embedded Solution Engineer, Security Function Group, at…

ETH Zurich has created a yarn whose capacitance varies significantly with the movement of the textile it is woven into. The researchers "integrated it

Electronics Weeklys Group Editor, Clive Couldwell, caught up with MikroE and BrainChip in Nuremberg at Embedded World 2023 to discuss their technologies in more depth. With Nandan Nayampally - CMO of BrainChip - he discussed neuromorphic computing, how it works and possible applications. And with Neb Matic - CEO of MikroElektronika - they considered remote…

TRANSISTOR circuits are being successfully used to measure DC from ionisation chambers and pulses from proportional counters in reactors. This is clearly

At APEC in Florida, Texas Instruments introduced a family of ICs designed to shrink the size of EMC anti-emission common-mode filters in single and

At Embedded World in Nuremberg today, Texas Instruments announced dozens of Arm Cortex-M0+ based microcontrollers, designed to allow users to switch from

P-Duke has developed a series of 500W conduction-cooled PCB-mount ac-dc power supplies in an encapsulated full-brick package (117 x 61 x 12.7mm thick

A SMALL transistorised tape recorder acting as an electronic "flight observer' has been successfully used at Woomera to gain in information about test

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A roundup of all the latest electronics news from Embedded World 2019 in Nuremberg.