Trending in Tech

November 2018

November 2018: Trending in Tech is your source to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and news in the electronics industry. In our latest issue, we look at wire-bending, Qualcomm-NXP aftermath, and free-form touch displays.

Feedback generator avoids optocoupler use in SMPS design

EDN 

Here is an alternative to the optocoupler that uses a digital isolator for SMPS design.

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Flash 101: Types of NAND Flash   

Embedded

Learn more about the fundamental differences between NAND and NOR Flash and, in part 2, the electrical interface of different NOR flash devices.

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Tianma to demo ‘free-form’ touch displays

Electronics Products

Implement displays in nearly any shape using Tianma Europe GmbH newest touch-display prototypes and process technologies, which were showcased at Electronica 2018  

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What NXP Lost and Regained Post-Qualcomm

EETimes 

NXP and Qualcomm had been waiting 20 months for this moment. “Beijing ‘approves Qualcomm’s purchase of NXP’”.  Fast-forward 11 hours.  “The Qualcomm-NXP merger is a bust.” What happened?  

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Arduino-Based 3D-printed 3D Wire-Bending Machine   

EEWeb

It’s funny how sometimes you don’t know that you want something — you may not have even been aware that such a thing existed — until you see it, and then you can’t get it out of your mind…

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