New Entries

• Using the substitution theorem to derive Thevenin resistance...

  Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuits are a valuable analytical tool for circuit designers and researchers. How to obtain the Thevenin resistance and Norton conductance of a network with availa...

  0 Collection

  Comments

• Can AI Design a Better Chip Than a Human?

  Is entirely autonomous chip design possible? Can AI behave as an “artificial architect,” designing and optimizing entire chips? This is the question Synopsys CEO Aart de Geus set out to answer...

  0 Collection

  Comments

• Adding a Flexible Current Limit

  Voltage converters rarely offer an adjustable current limit. However, a high-side N-channel MOSFET static switch driver offers a possible solution to not only limiting current, but monitoring and d...

  0 Collection

  Comments

• What are the applications of 3D and 4D printed electronics?

  3D printing is the fabrication of a three-dimensional object under computer control, with one or more materials being added layer by layer. 3D printing, or additive manufacturing, is used across va...

  0 Collection

  Comments

• New Research Reveals How Oxygen Reduces a Battery’s Energy S...

  Scientists investigate how the escape of oxygen from electrode nanoparticles contributes to battery degradation. Researchers from the Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laborator...

  0 Collection

  Comments

• Transformer Nameplate Details and Sound Levels

  In this article, you’ll learn about transformer nameplate data and different sound levels in a transformer due to the phenomenon called magnetostriction. For more information visit  https...

  0 Collection

  Comments

• Technology trends for increased PoL power densities

  The power density of point of load (buck) converters (PoLs) has been increasing for several decades. It is driven by a combination of component improvements and advanced power conversion technologi...

  0 Collection

  Comments

• How AI can Transform ALD Technique for Semiconductors

  To make computer chips, technologists around the world rely on atomic layer deposition (ALD), which can create films as fine as one atom thick. Businesses commonly use ALD to make semiconductor dev...

  0 Collection

  Comments