Simplifying BLDC Motor Control Design
There is a growing trend to move from brush to brushless motors, especially when developing energy-efficient, battery-powered systems as BLDC motors offer many advantages...
Improving Road Safety with Homologation of Electric Vehicles
In the world of connected and portable devices, rechargeable devices are part of our everyday life. From personal devices such as the cell phone,...
Identify and Remove: Cleaning for PCB Reliability
The growing demand for smaller electronic assemblies is forcing manufacturers to squeeze even more micro components onto each PCBA (printed circuit board assembly). This...
Power-Saving Techniques for op-amp Circuits
Part 1: In recent years, the popularity of battery-powered electronics has made power consumption an increasing priority for analog circuit designers. With this in...
National Instruments NI-TClk Technology for Timing and Synchronization of Modular Instruments
Overview
Many test and measurement applications call for the timing and synchronization of multiple instruments because of the limited number of stimulus/response channels on a...
No Batteries? No sweat! Wearable Biofuel Cells Now Produce Electricity From Lactate
It cannot be denied that, over the past few decades, the miniaturization of electronic devices has taken huge strides. Today, after pocket-size smartphones that...
Technology Partner and E-Mobility Pioneer
With its portfolio of products and solutions, the HARTING Technology Group is positioned as an electromobility technology partner and pioneer - and thereby driving...
5 Ways Cyberattacks Happen
Sixty-three percent of companies surveyed by CSO Online in March 2020 indicated that they had experienced a cyberattack over the past 12 months. Cyberattacks often...
Building a Voltage-Controlled Oscillator
Introduction
This blog post covers the construction of a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) intended to cover the range of approximately 98 MHz to 118 MHz (you...
The Data Apprentice
The operational data of machines and plants often signals impending faults ahead of time. If this data is continually recorded and analyzed, errors can...
