Electronic Design9d
Advancing BMS Testing with Accurate Emulation for EVs
Precise emulation is transforming BMS testing by eliminating the inefficiencies of traditional methods, enabling engineers to ...
Automation World5d
Critical Hardware and Software Aspects in the Merger of IT and OT Networks
Experts from the FieldComm Group, Moxa and Yokogawa explain where the merger of operations technology and information ...
Electronic Design9h
Electronic World Records: Communication Technologies
These marvelous world records of electronics focus on communications—from quantum bandwidth to longest distances.
EE World Online5d
What are the different taxonomies of RFID tags, and how do they differ? part 1
The common way of categorizing RFID tags is based on how they utilize power for communication between the reader and the tag.
T&D World15h
Brazil’s T&D Utilities Tackle Telecom Requirements
Transmission and distribution utilities in Brazil address increasing telecommunications demands to ensure an efficient, ...
Silicon Labs Unveils BG29: The Future of Bluetooth® LE in Miniature Devices
Silicon Labs (NASDAQ: SLAB), the leading innovator in low-power wireless, today announced its new Series 2 BG29 family of ...
Renesas Releases Certified PROFINET-IRT and PROFIdrive Software Stacks for RZ/T and RZ/N Series Microprocessors
Renesas Electronics Corporation has introduced the PROFINET-certified IRT and PROFIdrive software stack for its RZ/T and RZ/N ...
Electronics For You5d
Central Management System Proposal To Detect Hazardous Dangling Wires in cities
Dangling wires threaten lives and infrastructure. Smarter detection and swift actionare not just necessary, they are overdue.
University of California11d
National Academy of Engineering elects 10 University of California researchers
Ten UC researchers and 15 alumni have been selected for one of the highest honors in the field of engineering.
University of Bristol14d
Clinicians should be wary of a ‘one size fits all’ approach to communicating blood test results in primary care
Online access to test results is generally well accepted by patients, but reliance on electronic communication methods alone is not sufficient to meet the needs of different patients and different ...