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New Wi-Fi standard enabled products hit market

A new report into the outdoor wireless LAN (WLAN) market predicts substantial growth in the sector over the next five years. The key drivers are expected to be the emerging markets and the increasingly widespread propagation of Internet of Things (IoT) driven...

Insights | By Nnamdi Anyadike | 09-08-2018

Boron arsenide crystal power to improve cooling

Crystals could be the solution to cooling the every more powerful electronics that are generating ever more heat which must be drawn away to stop dangerous overheating. Copper has been a typical heat sink for many personal computers while fans, air, or liqu...

By Rob Coppinger | 08-08-2018

What's all this magnificent seven record-breaking chip-spend stuff about, anyway?

This summer must go down as one of the great record-breaking seasons of all time for a whole gamut of reasons, including one that directly impacts on the world of electronics. For instance, those with a sceptical stance relative to global-warming cannot ign...

By Paul Whytock | 07-08-2018

New tech rollouts ‘drive’ vehicle infotainment growth

The market for vehicle infotainment systems (VIs) is going from strength to strength with one study suggesting that the global market could hit $62 billion by 2025. The increasing adoption of smartphones - the most prominently used connectivity gateway of an i...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 07-08-2018

Silicon carbide inverter could improve the economics of solar power

A silicon carbide inverter could halve the system cost of a photovoltaic facility and enable solar power to be consistently delivered to a growing number of homes and businesses through the power grid. Solar power arrives as a direct current (DC) and must be c...

By Rob Coppinger | 02-08-2018

X-ray inspection in electronics comes of age

X-ray inspection systems for use in the electronics industry have become an important and growing part of the production process. Owing to their ability to detect contaminants, defects, and other inconsistencies in products they are increasingly being seen as...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 30-07-2018

Tellurene could realise the hopes for higher speed transistors

Faster transistors for higher speed electronics are possible with a new two-dimensional semiconductor, Tellurene, made from the element Tellurium. Researchers fabricated Tellurene transistors that exhibited stable performance at ambient room temperatures and o...

By Rob Coppinger | 27-07-2018

What's all this driver distraction control gizmology about anyhow?

Driver error causes around 1.4 million deaths and over 52 million injuries worldwide every year. How much of that is down to driver distraction? The answer is a lot and we know this thanks to a very important study that was performed in America. This monito...

By Paul Whytock | 26-07-2018

Medical electronics entering new era of advance

The medical electronics market is helping to bring about a revolution in key areas such as diagnostics, treatment, assistance and care. The market encompasses wearable gadgets and wireless connected devices, as well as RADAR technology-based ultrasound machine...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 24-07-2018

Why Every Office Will Have a 3D Printer by 2025

An office in 2018 looks very different to one 50 years ago, but the similarities remain. There's a desk, with a typewriter/workstation, and in the corner a Photostat machine/printer. The tools have changed and evolved over the half century, but the setup is co...

By Christian Cawley | 23-07-2018

Cobots - Bridging the AI Gap for Industrial Automation

There are two key issues, or challenges, currently facing industrial automation. Together, these challenges are driving the development of a new exciting form of robotics - the cobot. Depending on who you are talking to, a cobot may be defined as either a coll...

By Mark Patrick | 20-07-2018

Academia, defence and business jump starting nanoelectronics

The nano electronics market is strengthening on the back of a raft of new technologies and products such as mobile wireless devices, the internet of things (IoT) and cloud computing. A useful working definition for nano electronics is that branch of electronic...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 16-07-2018