Current Articles | Archives Battery Management Systems–Part 3: Battery Charging Methods Edis Osmanbasic | February 21, 2020 | A look at traditional and optimized methods of battery charging. More >> Silicon Labs Announces New Low-Power SoCs for IoT Michael Alba | February 21, 2020 | The EFR32FG22 SoCs are designed for power- and size-constrained IoT devices. More >> Floating Photovoltaic Farms: An Engineer’s Handbook Tom Lombardo | February 14, 2020 | Floating solar arrays could generate 400GW of clean electricity. More >> Samsung Launches New 16GB High Bandwidth Memory 2E Vincent Charbonneau | February 11, 2020 | Samsung’s Flashbolt memory targets supercomputer and AI applications. More >> Schneider Electric Launches Upgraded Power Meter Vincent Charbonneau | February 06, 2020 | The ION9000T includes new capabilities designed to protect against critical outages. More >> Battery Management Systems – Part 2: Battery State Estimation Edis Osmanbasic | February 03, 2020 | An in-depth look at estimating SOC, SOH, internal temperature and joint state. More >> Nanoparticles Pave the Way for a Million-Mile EV Battery Tom Lombardo | January 27, 2020 | An inexpensive cathode-coating process may be the key to longer-lasting batteries. More >> Battery Management Systems – Part 1: Battery Modeling Edis Osmanbasic | January 21, 2020 | A look at what the BMS does for EVs and the many ways batteries are modeled. More >> E-Bikes Can Travel a Thousand Miles on a Dollar of Electricity Tom Lombardo | January 09, 2020 | Two new e-bikes are hitting the market in 2020. Let’s check out the technology that makes them go. More >> The Battery Management System and its Evolution Staff | December 16, 2019 | An overview of battery management systems and electronic protection circuitry. More >> SnapEDA Adds 20,000 Symbols to Its Online Component Library Vincent Charbonneau | December 12, 2019 | SnapEDA now offers RECOM power electronics symbols and footprints for PCB design. More >> The World’s Largest Battery Set to Get 50 Percent Larger Kyle Maxey | December 09, 2019 | A battery down under gets an upgrade, furthering its claim to be the world's biggest battery. More >> Researchers Experiment With Cellulose-Based Optical Fiber Mary Cristobal | December 06, 2019 | VTT researchers explore the advantages of cellulose as fiber material. More >> New Transistor Design Aims to Surpass Moore’s Law Vincent Charbonneau | December 02, 2019 | A new design for silicon integrated circuits has doubled the number of transistors per chip. More >> Telit Introduces New Modules Ideal for Transition to 4G NB-IoT Mary Cristobal | November 22, 2019 | The new NE310H2-W1 and NL865H2-W1 NB-IoT modules promise enhanced connectivity. More >> 3D Printing Complex Electronic Components Creates New Manufacturing Possibilities Vincent Charbonneau | November 20, 2019 | 3D printing electronic components opens a new realm of possibilities, but it's far from perfect. More >> Agriculture Blooms from LED Boom, Powered by 1,000W Driver Michael Molitch-Hou | November 18, 2019 | MEAN WELL has released a new driver capable of powering 1,000W LED lights. More >> Omron Releases New Time-of-Flight Photoelectronic Sensors Jakub R. Stach | November 08, 2019 | The E3AS sensors offer increased sensing range and environmental robustness. More >> 5G—Don’t Worry About It Roopinder Tara | October 31, 2019 | Discredited experts + Russian TV station = Panic More >> The Cloud Paradox: Less Energy Used, More Energy Wasted Michael Molitch-Hou | October 31, 2019 | While the cloud improves energy consumption, it grows the carbon footprint of the IT sector. More >> - Displaying 1 of 52 - Next Page