As software becomes more central in medical devices it is moving towards connected, software-driven systems, writes Andreas Lifvendahl. The trace view shows the runtime behaviour of a real-time system, including …
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Since its launch in October 2025, incubator and accelerator, ScaleBridge Labs, has focused on both national security and commercial applications. At Microelectronics US, it announced 60nm N-polar RF GaN, claiming … The post ScaleBridge Labs incubator offers leading GaN technology appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
ST’s STDRIVE102 gate-driver ICs for three-phase brushless motors have been augmented by the STDRIVE102P and STDRIVE102BP that feature an SPI interface to simplify configuring the gate current and other settings. … The post Gate-driver ICs for three-phase brushless motors appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Considering those news stories written in the last week, the most read stories on the site cover funding for Rapidus, the cost of Chinese AI software, and booming semiconductor sales. The post Most Read – China AI, Semiconductor boom, AMD in UK appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
At Hardware Pioneers Max 2026, Seed Studio was showing its Wio-LR1121 wireless module for IoT applications. Based on the Semtech LR1121, the ultra-low power LoRa transceiver, it supports both GFSK … The post Hardware Pioneers Max 2026: Seeed Studio Wio-LR1121 wireless module appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Northumbria University is leading a study – the SSA-LaMB project – to improve the use of AI systems for collision avoidance in space. With tens of thousands of objects moving … The post SSA-LaMB project benchmarks AI for collision avoidance in space appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
e-book penetration still trails that of printed books in the vast majority of countries around the world, according to data from Statista’s Market Insights, In the US around 21% of … The post E-Books Lag Printed Books appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
