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Search ArticlesVITA 91 and VITA 100: What’s next for OpenVPX in MIL/Aero
Computing systems inevitably increase in performance. Demand comes from applications spanning AI, quantum computing, and Military & Aerospace systems, all pushed forward by the pace of Moore’s Law. The defense industry has a mandate to leverage Modular Open Systems Architecture (MOSA). Often, Sensor Open Standard Architectures (SOSA), based on the OpenVPX family of VITA standards, is a requirement for defense-based projects, particularly — but not at all exclusively – in the United States.
Cloud vs. On-Prems PCB Design: What Growing Teams Should Compare
By Alexsander Tamari, Technical Marketing Engineer, Altium What works for two engineers sharing a schematic rarely works for a team of twenty. Passing files around via email threads or a shared network drive is a recipe for disaster; board layouts get overwritten, component libraries quietly drift out of sync, and tracking down changes for compliance turns into an absolute nightmare.
EMC engineers get a medical test update
Before coming to market, medical devices must pass many compliance tests, particularly for safety. Unlike other products, EMC for medical devices isn’t a standalone compliance requirement. It comes under safety. After all, you don’t want outside interference to cause a problem that could result in injury or even death. That’s where testing plays an important role.
Four-channel beamformer covers 7.9 to 12 GHz
Qorvo® has introduced the QPX0252, a four-channel X-band beamformer IC operating from 7.9 to 12 GHz for active electronically scanned array radar. The device provides transmit output to drive compatible Qorvo front-end modules directly, supports low-noise and high-linearity receive operation and integrates transmit, receive and control functions to reduce RF content in the antenna array.
26-cell battery monitor integrates EIS diagnostics
Internal battery conditions identified by EIS Nuvoton Technology will begin sampling its EIS-equipped Gen 6 battery monitoring IC, KA85010UA, in January 2027. The 26-cell device integrates electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) for battery degradation diagnosis, lifetime prediction and detection of cell abnormalities in electric vehicles, energy storage systems and reused-battery diagnostic systems.
Dual-core MPUs combine 650 MHz computing with real-time control
Nuvoton Technology introduced three LQFP128 microprocessors in its NuMicro® MA35D0 series: the MA35D05KH67C, MA35D05KI67C and MA35D05KJ67C. The devices combine dual 64-bit Arm® Cortex®-A35 cores operating at up to 650 MHz with an Arm® Cortex®-M4 core at 180 MHz, built-in DDR SDRAM up to 512 MB and security features including Arm® TrustZone®, Secure Boot and a hardware security engine.
Worst-Case Execution Time (WCET) analysis for multicore systems
by Jay Thomas, Senior Director of Field Engineering, TASKING, and Gerard Vink, Industry Specialist, TASKING In parts 1 to 3 of this article series, we established that WCET in a multicore system cannot be determined by analyzing a task in isolation. Data coupling, control coupling, and — most significantly — timing coupling all introduce execution time variability that depends on the behavior of concurrently running tasks and the state of shared hardware resources.
Putting hardware AI to the test
AI is moving into test and measurement, but how much can engineers trust it when precision and repeatability matter? EEWorld Editorial Director Aimee Kalnoskas talks with Brian Neff, a technical engineer at Liquid Instruments, about hardware AI, deterministic results, and the role of FPGAs in AI-assisted instrumentation.
Arrowfly Launches AI for Engineers
New year-round initiative unites a dedicated news desk, a flagship conference, original research, and an advisory board, grounded in the engineering community’s most trusted editorial brands. Arrowfly announces the launch of AI for Engineers, a year-round resource for engineers and technical leaders applying artificial intelligence in their work.
Wideband coupler covers 300 MHz to 8 GHz
Werbel Microwave has introduced the WMC-0.3-8-30dB-S wideband directional coupler, which operates from 300 MHz to 8 GHz with 30 dB nominal coupling, 23 dB typical directivity and 0.5 dB typical insertion loss. The device supports up to 20 W input power, provides ±0.6 dB typical coupling flatness and 25 dB typical return loss and uses SMA female connectors.