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The World’s Fastest Stretchable, Wearable Integrated Circuits

A team of University of Wisconsin—Madison engineers has created the world’s fastest stretchable, wearable integrated circuits. Stretchy electrical interconnects are already used in wearable electronics, but the... Read More...

Record-Setting Flexible Phototransistor

ELectrical engineers developed a new phototransistor that is flexible, yet faster and more responsive than any similar phototransistor in the world.

Graphene Nanoribbons for Semiconductor Electronics

Although graphene has been touted for its unique properties that make it an exciting potential material for electronic devices, engineers have struggled to manipulate it. Graphene—a sheet of carbon just one ato... Read More...

Engineering Small and Powerful Antennas for the Military

Low-frequency antennas could be excellent combat and defense tools, if only they were small enough to fit onto ships and drones. They can be used in electronic warfare to jam radars and cut off an enemy’s c... Read More...

Researchers Developed Biodegradable Transistors Made from Wood-Based Material

The next time you upgrade your smartphone, imagine tossing your old iphone into the woods like an apple core. As e-waste piles up around the world, engineers are looking at creative ways to minimize or eliminat... Read More...

Individuals in Engineering and Technology Recognized for STEM Achievements & Community Contributions

U.S. DoE to Provide Nearly $3 Billion for EV Battery Development, Manufacturing

Wirelessly Powering IoT With 5G Network

Polymer Film Can Limit Electromagnetic Interference

Using Nanomaterials to Create a Passive Dual-Mode Heating and Cooling Device

The Wireless Charger You Can Cut Into Different Shapes

France Bans iPhone 12s for SARS Non-Compliance

2023 Ig Nobel Prizes Announced

FDA Issues Final Guidance on ISO 10993-1 for Biological Evaluation of Medical Devices

A Dash of Maxwell's: A Maxwell's Equations Primer - Part 4: Equations Even a Computer Can Love

GaN/SiC Transistors for Your Next Design: Fight or Flight?

Local PCB Layout Tweaks for Improved Signal Integrity When Using ESD Protection Devices

Clock Duty Cycle Tuning for Desense Mitigation in Modulation‑Involved Cases

ESD Designers’ Headache with Multiple Automotive Test Requirements, Part I

Troubleshooting EMI Issues Caused by Structural Resonances

Energy Release Quantification for Li-Ion Battery Failures

Testing for Immunity to EMP

GaN/SiC Transistors for Your Next Design: Fight or Flight?

(Re)Discovering the Lost Science of Near-Field Measurements, Part 4

(Re)Discovering the Lost Science of Near-Field Measurements, Part 3

Pre-Compliance EMI Testing

(Re)Discovering the Lost Science of Near-Field Measurements, Part 2

In-Situ Radiated Emission Testing of Large Systems Installations

Recently Published Standard, IEC 60730-2-15:2017 for Automatic Electrical Controls

ANSC C63 Committee on EMC: A 2023 Status Report

An Overview of Aerospace Battery Compliance

The Future of Wi-Fi

Understanding Symbols: PPE and Universal Head Shape

NASA Space Shuttle’s Return to Flight: The Untold Electromagnetic Backstory

Continuing Your Professional Education in 2022

A Recipe for Success: How to Grow from EMC Novice to EMC Expert

Capacitors: Theory and Application

Ohm’s Law Also Applies to ESD‑Induced Heat Pulses

RF Tech Tip: BNC Versus Threaded Connectors

The World’s Fastest Stretchable, Wearable Integrated Circuits

Record-Setting Flexible Phototransistor

Graphene Nanoribbons for Semiconductor Electronics

Engineering Small and Powerful Antennas for the Military

Researchers Developed Biodegradable Transistors Made from Wood-Based Material

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