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One of the most desirable trends in electronics system design is to push as much functionality as possible into a single device.

All the way back in 1860, Abraham Lincoln referred to the potential of wind power: “Of all the forces of nature, I should think the wind contains the largest amount of motive power.” Now, wind turbines are running across the globe, generating renewable energy for millions. But what keeps them going? Here, Andrew Keith, Director of load bank manufacturer Power Prove, explains why rigorous testing is so important to keeping wind fa...

While it may not be common knowledge, ASICs have transformed many electronics products. Even a mid-range vehicle manufactured some years ago will feature a number of specialised ASICs for tyre pressure monitoring, engine monitoring, and gas sensors.

The global supply chain crisis, competing resources, talent shortages, and a semiconductor chip shortage all combined to create a perfect storm of challenges for the electronics industry in 2022.

Spring break travel season is here, and what better time to switch to an electric car? You've probably been thinking about it for a while, but you've never had the courage to swap your trusty internal combustion engine for a zero-emission electric vehicle.

The consumer electronics industry has witnessed remarkable growth in the last decade, driven by technological advancements, increasing disposable incomes, and evolving consumer preferences. As the market continues to expand, the demand for repair and maintenance services for consumer electronics has also soared. 

Molly Bakewell Chamberlin, President and Founder, Embassy Global, LLC, is a global subject matter expert in sensors and electronic components for almost 25 years and is widely considered a pioneer for women in the industry.

With just seven years left until the 2030 ban of new petrol and diesel vehicles takes effect, many are wondering whether now is the time to make the switch to an electric vehicle.

Air traffic hit about 70% of pre-pandemic levels globally in 2022, as a sense of normality returned to the skies.

Despite the expected shift towards electric and zero emission vehicles, there’s still a lot of controversy surrounding them. Are they really any cheaper to run? What’s their true environmental impact?