Traditionally it has always been the mysterious gypsy character that would read your palm but recent developments by the Fujitsu Labs now means that biometric data such as the veins in your hand can be turned into cryptographic keys. And this is a development...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 05-11-2015

A modem solution that can support any PLC protocol standard for all global frequency bands including CENELEC A, FCC and ARIB, has been launched by Renesas Electronics. This is Renesas' third generation of flexible single-chip powerline solutions and the compan...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 04-11-2015

A modem solution that can support any PLC protocol standard for all global frequency bands including CENELEC A, FCC and ARIB, has been launched by Renesas Electronics. This is Renesas' third generation of flexible single-chip powerline solutions and the compan...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 04-11-2015

We all appear on camera hundreds of times daily thanks to the amount of street-level CCTV monitoring in our towns and cities, and soon we could see street cameras that will predict and analyse our behaviour. Japanese technology conglomerate, Hitachi, has devel...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 28-10-2015

We all appear on camera hundreds of times daily thanks to the amount of street-level CCTV monitoring in our towns and cities, and soon we could see street cameras that will predict and analyse our behaviour. Japanese technology conglomerate, Hitachi, has devel...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 28-10-2015

FPGAs and SoC devices are evolving to add mixed signal functionality to the programmable fabric and unleashing system-level performance that was previously unattainable. However, in order to reap the performance rewards from these complex devices, the designer...

Technical Analysis | By Bob Blake | 27-10-2015

FPGAs and SoC devices are evolving to add mixed signal functionality to the programmable fabric and unleashing system-level performance that was previously unattainable. However, in order to reap the performance rewards from these complex devices, the designer...

Insights | By Bob Blake | 27-10-2015

Data, data, data. We all want it; we can’t get enough of it. It’s an intrinsic part of the increasingly frenetic life we all lead. Phones or tablets in hand, we’re constantly checking our screens, whether it’s to track the latest sales figures, view our Twitte...

Articles | By Nick Robins | 27-10-2015

Data, data, data. We all want it; we can’t get enough of it. It’s an intrinsic part of the increasingly frenetic life we all lead. Phones or tablets in hand, we’re constantly checking our screens, whether it’s to track the latest sales figures, view our Twitte...

Insights | By Nick Robins | 27-10-2015

The pinout of a module may not seem to be a critical design issue, but the ability to easily change wireless modules to handle different frequencies and protocols around the world is a key advantage for designers in the Internet of Things, by Gordon Serpis, So...

By Gordon Serpis | 26-10-2015

Electropages' European editor Paul Whytock and technical features editor Sally Ward-Foxton report from Munich on the top technology stories breaking at the Pinnacle International Press Summit. Simon Flatt, managing director of Pinnacle Marketing, organisers o...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 21-10-2015

Electropages' European editor Paul Whytock and technical features editor Sally Ward-Foxton report from Munich on the top technology stories breaking at the Pinnacle International Press Summit. Simon Flatt, managing director of Pinnacle Marketing, organisers o...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 21-10-2015