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NXP fights information overload in cars with new networking chip
NXP fights information overload in cars with new networking chip
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NXP Semiconductors, looking to defend its dominance in the market for chips used in cars, rolled out its latest line…
NXP network chip allows new approaches in vehicle software
NXP network chip allows new approaches in vehicle software
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The S32G communication processor recently introduced by NXP manages the entire data streams between the car and the back end…
The future of British manufacturing: beyond Brexit
The future of British manufacturing: beyond Brexit
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Britain was the birthplace of the industrial revolution, but the nation’s manufacturing future is often blighted by Brexit woes. According…
Qualcomm mounts attack on ADAS compute platform market
Qualcomm mounts attack on ADAS compute platform market
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At CES, Qualcomm unveiled a combined hardware-software platform designed for functions ranging from driver assistance systems to automated driving. With…

Analog, MEMS and sensor startups to follow in 2020
Analog, MEMS and sensor startups to follow in 2020
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We have renewed our list of analog, MEMS and sensor startups to follow, in the sixth annual iteration of our list. So this year it is 20 to follow in…
Top 20 news articles on eeNews Analog in 2019
Top 20 news articles on eeNews Analog in 2019
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Which news and analysis articles from 2019 were the most read on eeNews Analog during the course of the year?…
Making the IoT scalable, simpler and SAFEr
Making the IoT scalable, simpler and SAFEr
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The growth of connected devices is unlocking new services across M2M and consumer IoT use-cases. ABI Research predicts annual revenues from IoT services will hit $460 billion by 2026.
Is this the year of the sensor?
Is this the year of the sensor?
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With the Internet of Things market evolving, 2019 has truly become the year of the sensor. Without sensors, computers would have no input. And with garbage sensors, we have garbage…
Satellite cameras provide more visibility around the car
Satellite cameras provide more visibility around the car
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Automotive technology company Continental has bundled previously separately operating cameras distributed in the vehicle to form a complete system: Multiple so-called satellite cameras deliver precise image data that are processed…
Vehicle E/E-Architecture: Reduce to the Max
Vehicle E/E-Architecture: Reduce to the Max
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Over the decades the electronic architecture of cars has developed into a highly complex network with 70 or more electronic control units. Driven by the global automotive mega trends of…
Harvey Nathanson – the father of MEMS – dies aged 83
Harvey Nathanson – the father of MEMS – dies aged 83
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Harvey C. Nathanson, widely regarded as the father of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) technology, has died at home in Pittsburgh aged 83.
The electrical industrial steeplechase
The electrical industrial steeplechase
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From electricity meters to washing machines and even doorbells, it seems everything these days is interconnected. The benefits of this are quite clear to see, bringing boons to efficiency, convenience…
Motion capture and the coexistence of robots and humans
Motion capture and the coexistence of robots and humans
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The rise of automation has led to robots becoming a common sight in industrial workplaces where they have traditionally operated in caged off-environments, away from humans.
Bidirectional charging management for electric cars
Bidirectional charging management for electric cars
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A consortium with BMW is now exploring ways to use bidirectional charging to link renewable energy networks with the traction batteries of electric vehicles…
R&D project develops bidirectional charging management for e-cars
R&D project develops bidirectional charging management for e-cars
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Renewable energy – like solar and wind energy - is not continuously available. The intelligent linking of the energy networks with the traction batteries of electric vehicles could compensate for…
What’s fuelling our data?
What’s fuelling our data?
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In 2018, Chinese data centres produced 99 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2), generating the equivalent environmental footprint of around 21 million cars. With global data traffic more than doubling…
Maximising the performance and potential of your oscilloscope
Maximising the performance and potential of your oscilloscope
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If there is one tool that is practically essential for electronic design, it is the oscilloscope. The oscilloscope makes it possible to look inside a circuit and see how it…
Making the artificial intelligence of things a reality
Making the artificial intelligence of things a reality
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The advent of the Internet of Things means that machines that have always existed in isolation are suddenly capable of generating data and ‘talking’ to one another in ways that…
Financial analysis for a LED lighting upgrade
Financial analysis for a LED lighting upgrade
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When a building receives a professional energy audit, upgrading to LED lighting is among the most common recommendations. LED products use between 30% and 90% less electricity than older lamp…
The dramatic impact of ESD on the shop floor
The dramatic impact of ESD on the shop floor
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Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is the sudden flow of electricity between two electrically charged objects caused by contact, an electrical short, or dielectric breakdown. A build-up of static electricity can be…
What are Linux containers?
What are Linux containers?
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Programs used to be made by creating large monolithic scripts, however, a lot has changed in the last two decades. There are now prominent methods in manufacturing applications that use…
Why simulation is the key to building safe autonomous vehicles
Why simulation is the key to building safe autonomous vehicles
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I recently had the honor of moderating a lively panel discussion on testing autonomous vehicles (AVs). The panel showcased industry experts with a deep understanding of the challenges and the…
Why simulation is the key to building safe autonomous vehicles
Why simulation is the key to building safe autonomous vehicles
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I recently had the honor of moderating a lively panel discussion on testing autonomous vehicles (AVs). The panel showcased industry experts with a deep understanding of the challenges and the…
Top ten trends for industry in 2020
Top ten trends for industry in 2020
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Below, in no particular order, are the top ten trends for the information and communication technology industry in 2020, provided by market research and analysis firm TrendForce.
Robotic trends for 2020
Robotic trends for 2020
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From recreational robots such as drones, to critical operational robots in the medical field, robotic technology is changing our daily lives. Robots are everywhere — from robotic wearables, hands, and…
Changes in iOS-13 to boost NFC popularity
Changes in iOS-13 to boost NFC popularity
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While Near Field Communication (NFC) first appeared in mobiles in the early 2000s, it has long remained in the shadows vis-à-vis other wireless technologies. Until Apple’s adoption for payments in…
Fraunhofer develops privacy black box for dashcams
Fraunhofer develops privacy black box for dashcams
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Together with the University of Passau and IT security company Uniscon, the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied and Integrated Security (AISEC) is working on a system that enables data protection-compliant recording,…
Putting product labelling to the test
Putting product labelling to the test
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Testing goes beyond the physical assessment of products and extends to ensuring that the correct markings are applied in the correct manner, if it is to comply with market access…


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