Electro Ramblings

There's an ingenious motorised microscope, a NAND price fall, the 5G base station market, Imec's EUV route and talk of Nvidia buying Arm...

Welcome to another in the series by Nick Locke, of Nicab Ltd, who has more than 20 years experience in the electronics manufacturing industry specialising in interconnection cable assembly. This post looks at the Han 1A with Ethernet Interface. In a previous blog, in June 2019, I introduced the 1A Range and now Harting have made this super connector series ...

There's a change at Intel for Chief Engineering Officer, a low-power alternative to neural network processing, the ARM China row, Intel's surprise announcement on foundry and Imec looking into the future...

Analogue Devices have shared a new whitepaper for the site. Read about Robust Ethernet Physical Layer Solutions for the Connected Factory of Tomorrow

There’s an update to the site – Eurotech has shared a whitepaper about high-performance edge computing, and data logging and networking capacity in edge and embedded environments. Its products can enable AI and deep learning applications in constraint spaces (such as vehicles), highlights the company. Read the Eurotech whitepaper to HPEC Data Logging » The Whitepaper – HPEC Data Logging ...

If you are interested in the IoT or low-power comms or Smart Energy, check out a new whitepaper on the site:  Innovation in IoT device power supply

Don't miss a new resource available on our site: a guide to Vibration Energy Harvesting for use with the IoT.

Welcome to another in the series by Nick Locke, of Nicab Ltd, who has more than 20 years experience in the electronics manufacturing industry specialising in interconnection cable assembly. This post looks at IPC standards and staff training. In the electronics industry we – or at least the reputable companies – subscribe to the principles of IPC Standards. So, for ...

Check out a new whitepaper on the site relating to EnerCera and innovation for the power supply of IoT devices with ultra-small Li-ion rechargeable batteries

If you are a design engineer, you’re probably under pressure right now to design using lower cost parts. I understand the fear of “low cost”, but don’t worry. I know the difference between cheap and low cost!