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The University of Edinburgh and University of Southampton lead the way when it comes to helping generate EW BrightSparks, confirming their strong heritage

Flex Power Modules has introduced a non-isolated regulated quarter-brick dc-dc converter rated at 860W continuous and 1,200W peak for <1s. Called BMR350

Elastomer electrolytes might be the answer to safe lithium-metal batteries, according to researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Batteries usin

'GaN power devices and applications' is a book edited by Alex Lidow, founder and CEO of GaN power transistor maker EPC. You will not be surprised that his

Silicon Labs has introduced a wireless microcontroller with a hardware AI accelerator that can work with Matter, Zigbee, OpenThread, Bluetooth Low Energy a

Italian and Iranian scientists have replaced spin-coating with a simple piece of paper in a process to make perovskite solar cells. Spin coating is much li

Texas instruments has revealed a buffer amplifier developed especially for oscilloscope inputs from dc to GHz. BUF802 signal paths "Oscilloscope manufactur

Defragging a hard drive was once so common it was almost a rite of passage for computer users. Many different disk utility and maintenance programs offered

Ferranti have ordered Plessey memory systems to equip the first production model of the Atlas digital computer. So, 60 years ago, started a story in Electr

Electronics Weekly talks with Matthew Thorpe, Regional Sales Director for Northern Europe at Farnell about the macroeconomic factors affecting electronic components supply, the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the market outlook for 2022. Video: David Berman, Emap.