STMicroelectronics has lunahced a low drop out (LDO) regulator that tackles the trade-offs between quiescent current, output power, dynamic response and...
Engineers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) have proposed a renewable storage system design that would store solar and wind energy in the form of white-hot liquid silicon...
United Technologies, the US competitor to Rolls Royce, is to split into three following its acquisition of Rockwell Collins that completed late last week.
Nick Flaherty talks to Chris Mann and Rob Chiacchia at Analog Devices on the power trends for infrastructure for cloud computing, 5G and the Internet of Things...
With increasing clock frequency, the cooling of microchips becomes more and more a challenge for developers. An ideal cooling device would be best applied to...
A consortium of Thyssenkrupp System Engineering, IAV, Daimler and the Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems IKTS is aiming to industrialise...
The Japanese automotive supplier Denso Corp. has acquired a minority stake in the chip manufacturer Infineon. The share purchase is intended to underpin the...
By far the highest efficiencies in the conversion of sunlight into electrical energy are regularly achieved by the so-called concentrator photovoltaic...
Johnson Matthey is extending its license for platform of IP around nickel based high energy high power cathode materials ahead of the launch of its lithium-ion...
Two divisions of Siemens have joined the Energy Web Foundation (EWF) to accelerate the commercial deployment of blockchain technology in the energy sector.
Researchers in the UK and Austria have shown that the coupling between two magnetic elements can be made extremely asymmetrical, creating a magnetic diode that...
Nick Flaherty talks to Chris Mann and Rob Chiacchia at Analog Devices on the power trends for infrastructure for cloud computing, 5G and the Internet of Things and its implications for the next generation PMbus specification and even the Internet from space
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