The smart home has long been part of an exciting vision of a future world where our living space adapts effortlessly to our needs. When wireless connectivity made the vision a reality it was expected to revolutionize the way we live in, and interact with, our indoor spaces.
The smart home has long been part of an exciting vision of a future world where our living space adapts effortlessly to our needs. When wireless connectivity made the vision a reality it was expected to revolutionize the way we live in, and interact with, our indoor spaces.
Designing a Wi-Fi front end module using a wireless SoC based on the new Wi-Fi standards can be complex and costly, so choosing a pre-certified module is the most straightforward way to get to market quickly.
Explore RF signal chains, components, and interconnects, and learn how amplification, filtering, impedance, and signal integrity shape RF system performance.
This article is a practical reference for establishing the SCCR rating of an industrial control panel, from the weakest-link method in UL 508A Supplement SB through the marking the inspector will look for.
This guide covers what it applies to, how it differs from UL 508, how Supplement SB establishes the short-circuit current rating for a panel, and what it actually takes to label a panel under the UL 508A panel shop program.
Sentinum;s Juno Cellular Tracker uses Nordic nRF9151 low power SiP module, nRF7000 Wi-Fi 6 Companion IC and nRF Cloud powered by Memfault to provide reliable connectivity, location and sensor data reporting
The smart home has long been part of an exciting vision of a future world where our living space adapts effortlessly to our needs. When wireless connectivity made the vision a reality it was expected to revolutionize the way we live in, and interact with, our indoor spaces.
Designing a Wi-Fi front end module using a wireless SoC based on the new Wi-Fi standards can be complex and costly, so choosing a pre-certified module is the most straightforward way to get to market quickly.
Factory automation is rapidly transforming industries worldwide, marking a new era of efficiency, precision, and innovation. As we advance deeper into Industry 4.0, the integration of advanced automation technologies has become a cornerstone of modern manufacturing.
Miniaturization in modern wearables and portable devices is shaped by consumer demands for compact, lightweight, and efficient electronics; Real-Time Clock (RTC) modules are essential for their precise timekeeping, low power consumption, and ease of integration into small designs.
As the demand for smarter, faster, and more efficient electronic devices grows, the development of advanced circuits is becoming central to the evolution of next-generation technologies.
SCANTECH and Digitize Designs collaborated to digitize a retired Cobra helicopter, showcasing the NimbleTrack 3D scanning system. The resulting scan data was transformed into 3D CAD models, demonstrating its applications in product development, inspection, and maintenance.
Real-time Clock (RTC) modules are the specialized components designed to maintain accurate timing even in medical devices such as neurostimulators, pacemakers, insulin pumps, and other essential devices.
Replacing conventional street lighting with connected poles using energy-efficient LEDs is an effective way to reduce energy consumption and associated emissions. The City of Bradford in the U.K., for example, uses long-range wireless networks to control its LED smart streetlights.
The evolution of new launch systems has made space exploration more accessible than ever. Designers need low-profile connectors that will survive the harsh environments found in orbit. Find out how Harwin is developing connector solutions for the next generation of nanosatellites.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing our interaction with the environment; traditional sensing methods often fall short for modern IoT applications, but radar sensors excel by operating effectively under diverse conditions, detecting subtle movements, and providing detailed spatial data.
Although many of us are still getting to grips with Industry 4.0 – or the Fourth Industrial Revolution – a new term is already appearing. Industry 5.0 isn’t introducing any radical new form of technology, as happened in previous industrial revolutions.