Zero Trust Architecture: Securing Modern Networks
Discover how Zero Trust Architecture reshapes security by focusing on identity, access control, and continuous monitoring to protect today’s dynamic, high-risk environments.
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Urban Transport Takes Flight
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How Smart Cities Are Reshaping Engineering Careers
Smart cities merge infrastructure and connectivity, reshaping engineering roles and creating new opportunities across disciplines.
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Smarter Industrial Control Panels with Siemens ET200SP
Discover how the ET200SP enables compact, connected, and sustainable control panels with modular expansion, tool-free wiring, and built-in diagnostics.
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Smarter Power and Cooling Strategies for Modern Data Centers
48V power distribution, UPS systems, and immersion cooling can improve data center efficiency while reducing space and energy constraints.
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Thermoelectric Nanomaterials for Energy Harvesting in Electronics
Explore how thermoelectric nanomaterials power remote and self-powered small devices and improve the energy efficiency of different technology systems.
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Understanding SCCR Values to Avoid Weak Links in the Safety Chain
Short-circuit current ratings (SCCR) are required by the NEC and UL, and ensure the control panel is capable of handling a short circuit event when properly applied.
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Context-Driven Models for Smarter Forecasts
Discover how context-aware LLMs improve forecasting accuracy by integrating real-world data, including outages, weather, and retail promotions.
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How Space Robots Survive Extreme Heat, Radiation, and Terrain
Discover how advanced materials like ceramics, refractory metals, and graphene protect space robots from extreme heat, radiation, and terrain.
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Choosing the Right Inverter for Residential Solar Systems
Residential solar capacity is set to double by 2030, making inverter choice more critical. See how string and microinverters provide safety, efficiency, and reliability in home solar systems.
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The Blind Spot in Automotive Vision Systems
Vision systems in autonomous vehicles have created significant advancements in the automotive sector, but they rely on robust coaxial connectors to ensure safety-critical data transmission.
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Cutting the Cord: How Energy Harvesting Powers the Future of IoT
Energy harvesting is redefining IoT across homes, cities, and industries by powering devices with light, motion, and RF—no wires or batteries required.
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A World Without Electricity: How Prepared Are Countries to Cope?
What would be the impact of a prolonged blackout? We’ve analysed factors including electricity use, internet reliance, and water supplies, to find out.
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Sustainable Heat Shrink Tubing for Harsh Environments
Bio-based polymers from renewable feedstocks often face durability questions, but testing and a new solution prove they can meet the thermal, mechanical, and chemical demands of harsh environments.
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Can Connectors Be Created Without Contacts?
Contacts are the most vulnerable element of connector design. Explore how contactless connectors solve reliability and wear issues for industrial, medical, and robotics applications.
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Honey, I Shrunk the Capacity
Multilayer ceramic capacitors with class II dielectric are one of the most critical component technologies. One key parameter to consider is the DC bias effect that reduces the capacity.
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Why FPGAs Are Moving Beyond the Data Center to the Edge
Engineers need fast, secure, low-power edge solutions. PolarFire® Core FPGAs balance cost, performance, and adaptability for high-volume applications.
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Preventing Capacitor Failures in AI Server Power Systems
Capacitor failures in AI servers often stem from stress conditions like thermal cycling and high ripple currents. Components like YAGEO Group’s A798 series are designed for data center environments.
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Smarter Hardware for the Quantum Era
Engineers at Chalmers University of Technology developed a pulsed quantum amplifier that activates only during qubit readout, reducing heat and power consumption in cryogenic quantum systems.
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Using GitHub for Hardware Development
GitHub isn’t just for software. Discover how it optimizes hardware development for schematics, PCBs, firmware, and documentation, improving collaboration and traceability for embedded systems.
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UNO Q Marks Exciting New Chapter for Arduino
Discover the Arduino UNO Q, a dual-processor board for Linux AI computing and real-time control. Powered by a Qualcomm MPU and STM32U585 MCU, it redefines embedded development.
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