Spatial computing is pushing forward into professional, industrial, and creative environments. To bridge the gap between digital and physical surroundings, DFRobot has officially introduced the new ...

Microchip Technology announces the availability of its new 3.3kV HV‑D3 mSiC Power Modules, designed to simplify and accelerate the adoption of solid-state transformers (SSTs) in AI hyperscale data ...

This June, Electronic Specifier’s Associate Editor, Sheryl Miles, takes a look at the top 5 power products released in June 2026. Littelfuse has announced the NANO 2 surface-mount 708 series fuse, the ...

The latest episode of Electronic Specifier Insights, hosted by Paige Hookway, features Frank Mayer, General Manager of imc Test & Measurement, in a discussion about how test and measurement practices ...

Modern military and commercial operations rely on radio communications that are resistant to sophisticated electronic attacks. Adversaries deploy jamming, interception, and spoofing to disrupt ...

With an absolute maximum rating (AMR) of 75V, STMicroelectronics’ L98GD8E is the only 48V automotive pre-driver to combine compliance with the ISO 21780 standard for 48V electrical systems and eight ...

In the world of engineering, we often define intelligence through what our systems can do: process information faster, make better decisions, and operate more efficiently. But when it comes to ...

Europe’s push toward sustainability, combined with tightening emissions regulations, has created growing demand for alternatives to fossil fuel-based mobile power. Film commissions, municipalities, ...

Texas Instruments has launched the industry’s most capable battery monitoring chip for electric vehicles and large-scale energy storage with a built-in diagnostic system designed to detect cell-level ...

As electrification accelerates, sustainability is becoming a critical factor in the electronics supply chain. Manufacturers must balance innovation with environmental accountability, embedding climate ...

Modern chip manufacturing demands precision at the nanometer scale, where even microscopic deviations carry significant financial weight. Obvious defects draw immediate attention, but the hidden costs ...