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Prioritizing Sustainability with Industry 5.0
On November 22, 2024 in All, Automation, General, Industrial, Robotics by Hector Barresi
Hector Barresi
Reducing environmental impact through smarter processes and AI-enhanced operations is a critical goal of Industry 5.0. Realizing this goal for a more sustainable, resilient, and resource-efficient future requires both technical innovation and organizational effort.
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Tagged With: ai, artificial intelligence, automation, circular economy, energy efficiency, industry 5.0, renewable energy, sustainability
What Education Can Learn from AR and VR
On November 21, 2024 in All, Computing, General, Student Central by Poornima Apte
Poornima Apte
AR and VR are transforming education by enhancing visualization, immersive experiences, and professional training. These technologies help students grasp complex concepts and improve inclusivity but face challenges to implementation.
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Tagged With: ar in classrooms, ar/vr challenges, ar/vr education benefits, augmented reality in education, education technology, immersive learning, inclusive learning with vr, virtual reality in education, vr learning tools
Understand Motion-Trajectory Profiles for Effective Motor Control
On November 20, 2024 in All, General, Motor Control by Bill Schweber
Bill Schweber
This blog explores the distinctions and implications of unipolar versus bipolar drive configurations for stepper motors, highlighting their differences in wiring, performance, and applications. Gain insights on effective motor control for optimized system performance.
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Tagged With: motor applications, motor configurations, motor control, motor controller ics, motor optimization, motor performance, motor wiring, precise motor control, stepper motors, unipolar vs bipolar
New Tech Tuesdays: eFuses Offer Multifunction Circuit Protection
On November 19, 2024 in All, Circuit Protection, Computing, General, IoT, Low Power, New Tech Tuesdays, Sensors by Rudy Ramos
Rudy Ramos
Toshiba’s TCKE9 eFuses provide an advanced, multifunctional circuit protection solution ideal for energy-conscious applications. Their compact design and integrated protection capabilities make them the perfect choice for a wide range of applications.
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627 Views
Tagged With: battery-powered devices, consumer electronics, efuse, energy efficiency, iot, load switch ic, overcurrent protection, portable electronics, power management, thermal shutdown, toshiba tcke9
When More Data Doesn’t Help Decisions
On November 15, 2024 in All, Computing, General by Matt Campbell
Matt Campbell
With all the world’s knowledge at our fingertips, it should be easier than ever to make decisions for ourselves. Instead, we create more work for ourselves with endless research and comparisons. Why is it so hard to make decisions even with all this information?
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473 Views
Tagged With: algorithmically organized content, analysis paralysis, behavioral economics, data
Wafer Scale Engines for AI Efficiency
On November 14, 2024 in All, Computing, General by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
Cerebras is disrupting the AI chip market with its wafer-scale chip, delivering unprecedented speed and scalability with trillions of transistors. Unlike traditional chips, Cerebras' solution handles AI workloads far faster and more efficiently.
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805 Views
Tagged With: ai accelerator, ai chips, ai computing, cerebras, large language models, llms, moore's law, simulation technology, supercomputer, trillion transistors, wafer-scale technology, wse-3
Scaling up STEM Education
On November 13, 2024 in All, General, STEAM, Student Central by Mouser Technical Content Staff
Mouser Technical Content Staff
Camsie McAdams at Discovery Education describes her unique approaches to developing and scaling up opportunities for all students to explore and pursue STEM, such as organizing local excursions, creating accessible digital content, and connecting students to STEM professionals.
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803 Views
Tagged With: career, digital, education, opportunities, stem, underprivileged students
New Tech Tuesdays: Separating Signals from Noise
On November 12, 2024 in All, Audio, Automation, Automotive, Circuit Protection, Dev Tools, General, Industrial, IoT, Lighting, Low Power, New Tech Tuesdays, Open Source, Power, RF, Robotics, Sensors, Wireless by Rudy Ramos
Rudy Ramos
As miniaturization advances, the importance of using the right tools becomes crucial. High-performance testing equipment enables engineers to tackle modern circuit design challenges with precision, ensuring optimal functionality and reliability in complex circuit designs.
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596 Views
Tagged With: 14-bit adc, battery-powered devices, design engineers, infiniivision hd3, iot debugging, keysight, low-power devices, mixed-signal oscilloscope, noise floor, noise reduction, oscilloscopes, signal clarity, vertical resolution
Software-Defined Vehicles: ‘State-of-the-Art’ and Challenges with AD and ADAS Computing Systems
On November 11, 2024 in All, Automotive, General by KEMET
KEMET
Explore how software-defined vehicles, AD, and ADAS are challenging designers to convert from traditional electronic control units to domain control units and further accelerate adoption of central communication units and zone control units.
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949 Views
Tagged With: ad, adas, autonomous driving, autonomous electrical vehicle development, ccu, domain control units, e/e architecture, ecus, ee architecture, sdv, software-defined vehicles, zcu, zonal computing
Keeping Data Secure in a Post-Quantum Computer World
On November 8, 2024 in All, Computing, General, Security by Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
Encryption protects internet data from cybercriminals. But quantum computers will easily break the keys based on current algorithms. To fight back, engineers have spent years developing post-quantum cryptography algorithms that tomorrow’s computers will find impossible to crack.
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659 Views
Tagged With: crystals-dilithium, crystals-kyber algorithm, encryption, internet data, post-quantum cryptography, post-quantum cryptography algorithms, pqc, pqc algorithms, public keys, public-key cryptographic algorithms, quantum computers, quantum-proof, sphincs+

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