This e-Tech Journal provides the latest insights into the world of wireless connectivity solutions. You will learn about various IoT standards and their common features, to understanding the various types of wireless technologies.
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Advancing RF Circuits Past 100 GHz
Many engineers can remember a time when RF circuits operating above 1 GHz was a rarity, confined to the domain of the experimental, one-off project. The evolution of…
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Synchronizing the 5G Network
The 5G (5th Generation) mobile network connects machines and devices at higher data speeds, and with ultra-low latency when compared with its predecessor, 4G. In order to…
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The “Eyes and Ears” of a Device
Sensors are critical components in many devices. Sensors are the only way a device can make observations about itself and the environment. Micro-Electronic…
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How Do You Build a Power MOSFET?
A power MOSFET is a metal-oxide-silicon field-effect transistor designed to facilitate high power energy conversion with high switching speed and optimal efficiency. This…
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Have You Ever Wondered How Vibrations Impact PCB-Mounted Electronic Components?
Electronic components in automotive, transportation, and industrial automation applications are constantly subjected to…
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Connecting Components with PCIe®
Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) is a high-speed interface that connects peripheral hardware components like graphics cards, sound cards, Ethernet…
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How Are Devices Connected in the IIoT?
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) architectures arise from a mesh of smart sensors, software platforms, on-premise systems, and cloud servers. Despite such considerable…
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What are Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs)?
Human-machine interfaces (HMIs), also known as user interfaces (UIs), operator interface terminals (OITs), or man-machine interfaces (MMIs), are hardware and software…
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Introduction
The popularity of the semiconductor-based light-emitting diode (LED) for lighting applications has grown exponentially in recent years.…
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Embedded systems that need to be connected to a host computer platform require a universal communication standard. The Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a popular interface standard for enabling communication…
