A look at the light bulbs in retired turn-of-the-century subway cars showcased at the New York Transit Museum.

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Navitas Semiconductor’s latest GeneSiC MOSFETs exceed AEC-Q101 standards, extending lifetime in automotive and industrial ...

Sonair’s 3D ultrasonic sensor enables 360° obstacle detection using acoustic detection and ranging (ADAR) for safe AMR ...

With a built-in MEMS resonator, SiTime’s Symphonic SiT30100 mobile clock generator replaces up to four discrete timing ...

CoolSiC JFETs from Infineon provide low conduction losses and robust turn-off behavior for solid-state protection and power ...

Designed for life science applications, the PLT5 488HB_EP cyan laser diode from ams OSRAM delivers 300 mW of output power at ...

A NOR flash memory serving advanced driver assistant systems (ADAS), zone control, gateway, and digital cockpit designs has ...

Curiosity plus a cost-savings fixation equals a resuscitated power source. With a bonus: no electric shocks, flames or other ...

A standard electret microphone can detect sub-audio "sounds" when some simple equalization circuitry is added.

Analysts estimate that the global market for semiconductors will exceed $600 billion in 2025 and hit the $1 trillion mark by 2030, suggesting a CAGR of over 8%. It’s no surprise that the drivers ...