AI data centers are torching copper’s reign as ST pushes 300-mm silicon photonics for faster, denser optical links.

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India races to own more of its electronics value chain, from OSATs to PCBs, but imported materials still hold the leash.

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Nidec tackles the brutal gearbox tradeoffs behind humanoid robots, from zero backlash to lighter integrated actuators.

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Startup TYLsemi wants to address the gap between ASIC houses and design services, taking on the risk of developing large chiplet-based chips for AI infrastructure customers.

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The TL3228 integrates a dual-core RISC-V processor consisting of a high-performance D25F core and an energy-efficient N22 core.

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[Dr. Gough] bought a generic USB 3.0 hub on an Asian website. Surely, USB 3 is mature enough that even the cheapest hub will have some IC in it that …read more

CD+Graphics was a format that never really caught on. It let music discs pack some graphics, maybe liner notes, and mostly song lyrics into the otherwise empty space on a …read more

Although Einstein’s Theory of Relativity is typically associated with really large and really heavy things like planets in solar systems and big things in universes in general, it turns out …read more

Some breaking news from geostationary orbit, as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has announced that its newest Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) satellite unexpectedly went offline last night, …read more

Even for those of us that are quite technically minded, we spend precious little time thinking about the cables that carry our signals and do all the important work we …read more

Derek3Rosen shares: A parametric ESP8266 NodeMCU case with in-slicer Customize mode plus multiple ready-to-print profiles. Tight snap fit for the MCU, optional wall-mount ball joint screw hole, and Gap parameters for extra internal room for sensors. Wall thickness, lid thickness, and radius all tunable. Part of the designer’s 200+ box variations. By Derek download the […]

Shared by Maxx Design on MakerWorld: A cozy mushroom-shaped lamp supporting three light sources: Bambu LED Lamp Kit, RGBW Puck Lights, and standard tea lights. Print cap with or without dots (AMS or glue-in slot alignment). All parts modular and screw together — no glue needed for the base. Includes matching mini version. Download the […]

MarkHarris shares: A workspace organizer that securely holds oscilloscope and multimeter probes on 2020 aluminum extrusion. Universal multimeter probe holder plus a Rigol-specific oscilloscope holder. Wrap the probe around the spool, drop it in — no more tangled probes on the bench. By Mark Harris download the files on: Every Thursday is #3dthursday here […]

Shared by Brim Reaper on MakerWorld: A clean snap-fit case for the Arduino Nano. Simple, no-frills protection for one of the most popular starter boards, perfect for tidying up your maker bench or project prototypes. Download the files and learn more Every Thursday is #3dthursday here at Adafruit! The DIY 3D printing community has passion […]

ragin666 shares: A small toolbox with dedicated slots for 3D printing and miniature-work tools. Back panel 130×20mm at 90mm height, plus 35mm and 15mm circular holes for larger tools. Compact bench-side organizer. By ragin666 download the files on: Every Thursday is #3dthursday here at Adafruit! The DIY 3D printing community has passion and dedication […]

The legends about  highwaymen portray them a gentlemen – courteous towards ladies as they relieved them of their jewellery, politely asking men to turn out their pockets. The tradition is […]

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Yes, you’ve come to the right website, the new-look ElectronicsWeekly.com. We’ve updated our design to better reflect and present the latest industry content we are providing. Essentially, we are making […]

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There was once an IBM salesman who, in his fifth year of business, fulfilled his annual sales quota in 19 days. He left to set up his own company which […]

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Hybrid energy storage systems combine complementary technologies to offer resilient systems that are better suited to modern applications, write Dr Joanna Thurston and Hendrik Bahre. Within the last decade hybrid […]

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TSMC today announced Q2 revenue of  $40.20 billion, which increased 33.7% YoY and increased 12.0% from Q1 for a profit of $22 billion which was up 77% YoY and up […]

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