22/09/2020
Electric drives require effective protection against overloads and short circuits. Both phenomena cause motor disruption and create a risk of damage to the motor. This could lead to a potentially dangerous situation for people in contact with the devices. Modern motor breakers are the current remedy for both threats, and are a part of multi-level drive protection systems together with circuit breakers, RCD breakers, contactors, detectors (sensors) of phase failure and phase sequence, and undervoltage protection.
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21/09/2020
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Looking at AI processing for the Industrial Internet of Things, then you need to consider where the bulk of the data processing will take place.
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17/09/2020
Ethernet-APL (advanced physical layer) specifies the details of the application of Ethernet communication to sensors and actuators for the process industry and will be published under the IEC.
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15/09/2020
AIoT could be the key to digital transformation, provided the diverse set of competencies required can be brought together effectively.
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14/09/2020
To make the Internet of Things (IoT) successful, implementation is critical, but delivering solutions – such as location sensing devices - often requires a holistic approach.
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10/09/2020
Could the mining industry be at an inflection point with a historically conservative industry finally starting to embrace new technologies?
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09/09/2020
Although most electronics engineers understand the principles of an AC to DC power supply (PSU) and could probably design one to work, it takes specialist knowledge and skills to fully optimise it for cost, size and performance.
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04/09/2020
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New processor ISAs appear rarely, so the RISC-V ISA has created a real ‘buzz’ among embedded engineers. Mark Patrick explains.
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03/09/2020
A quiet revolution is taking place in electronics hardware design and, as silicon integration has continued (fed by the economics of Moore’s Law), engineers are gradually moving from developing mostly at the component and circuit level to working more with board, modules and subsystems
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01/09/2020
Finding malicious flows hidden in the traffic of millions of connected devices is a huge challenge, but a solution is at hand. By Claire Huckerby-Brown and Richard Parks.
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26/08/2020
Optical sensors are being used to help create a safer, touch-free world as a result of COVID, as Gabriele Fulco explains to New Electronics.
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24/08/2020
In the coming years, Tier 1 automotive suppliers have an enormous opportunity with the development of autonomous vehicles (AVs) but there are challenges - the whole supply chain is being disrupted by new participants and new technologies.
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20/08/2020
With the rise of AI and machine learning are we prepared for a new type of warfare? By Neil Tyler
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17/08/2020
In order to sustain and grow the UK’s technology sector we need a simple and affordable immigration system, as David Harold explains to New Electronics.
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12/08/2020
For semiconductor manufacturers, compound semiconductor manufacturers, raw wafer material suppliers, and R&D labs, utilising wet process cleaning equipment is critical when it comes to producing extremely reliable products.
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10/08/2020
When it comes to running a successful heterogeneous project, what do you need to take into account?
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06/08/2020
Moving, managing, and analysing data is at the heart of everything, from remote IoT endpoints capturing data to always-connected personal IoT devices, and the growing reliance on AI-centric applications for enterprise and scientific research.
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03/08/2020
The transformational power of high performance and edge computing on mission critical applications is profound, as Ian Ferguson explains.
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31/07/2020
Could the IoT help companies better prepare for the challenges associated with Brexit? Tom Holland talks to New Electronics.
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29/07/2020
Could Covid-19 be a ‘trigger moment’, accelerating the digitalisation of our cities as we look to contain, monitor and suppress the pandemic?
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28/07/2020
Ian Crosby from touchscreen manufacturer Zytronic, looks at the considerations that need to be taken into account when a product designer is planning a device that has a touch interface.
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22/07/2020
A DVCon Europe 2019 conference paper, jointly authored by Renesas and OneSpin Solutions, considered innovative chip safety analysis. In this article Jörg Grosse and Sergio Marchese discuss its findings.
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20/07/2020
Whatever the impact Covid-19 will have on public transport, advancements in technology and mounting consumer expectations will remain key drivers within the railway sector.
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16/07/2020
The stacking and direct interconnection of PCBs is becoming increasingly popular. What are the benefits of developing the boards needed for a multi-board assembly on a single CAD canvas?
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14/07/2020
While the COVID-19 pandemic has yet to fully play-out, it’s had a profound impact on how we work, play and rest. New Electronics takes a look at the technologies that could drive change going forward.
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