As we learn to print electronics, we open up a cornucopia of opportunities and it's so vast we still fail to perceive its full extent

Agilent Technologies has introduced its first LXI-compliant power meter which supports LAN-based automated measurements of peak, peak-to-average ratio and avera

David Potter, the founder of Psion, tells a good yarn about the company’s early days, when Psion was getting along by developing computer games. Psion was founded in 1980 and this story takes place in 1981.

With the amount of electronics in cars dramatically increasing, design approaches used for system-on-chip devices are now being adopted for the cars themselves

For those accustomed to working in the traditional 2D space of design capture and board design, it is now important to consider the benefits of embracing the 3D design space and its relationship to the entire production chain

If you buy your iPhone from Apple, today, you’re limited to two per person. If you buy it from AT&T you’re limited to one per person.

Those portable shake-to-charge devices seem like a good idea, especially for the battery challenged, but how well does this sort of thing really work? Engineer Dave Johnson took this flashlight to the test and found the performance decidedly lacking: “The maker used some very cheap 1N4001 diodes in the bridge rectifier circuit instead of more efficient Schottky diodes. They also ...

DAB decoder power consumption, the bane of portable radio designers, will drop close to FM levels in the next few years

Texas Instruments is turning its attention from low-power RF ZigBee technology to the Ultra Low Power Bluetooth wireless technology formerly known as Wibree

People have been worrying for ages that the game isn’t worth the candle in backing semiconductor companies.