A zinc-fueled Hall-effect thruster has fired in orbit for the first time, potentially simplifying satellite propulsion.
TI's TMCS2100-Q1 uses multiaxial sensing to reject crosstalk in coreless Hall-effect current sensors for traction inverters.
Here is a sneak peek at 3 radio receiver designs: direct conversion, direct conversion with digital channel selection, and IF ...
Acer Project DualPlay Mini debuted at IFA 2026 as a gaming handheld that unfolds into a miniature laptop, backed by a working ...
York Space Systems’ new LX/V-CLASS spacecraft bus enters very low Earth orbit using stored Hall-effect xenon propulsion, ...
The commercial real estate sector is undergoing a significant technological transformation, with artificial intelligence increasingly deployed ...
Carnegie Mellon University scientists have uncovered a new phenomenon that challenges a longstanding assumption about how ...
The first time he cried after a big win, Roger Federer says he didn’t understand what was happening. It was 2001 at Wimbledon, and he’d just dethroned the great Pete Sampras on his Centre Court debut.
Texas Instruments (TI) has introduced a new Hall-effect current sensor for hybrid and electric vehicle traction inverter systems, aiming to improve measurement accuracy while reducing the size and ...
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