Inside Electronics

Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, is growing in capability and utility in advanced systems. In the electronics industry, this is especially true with complex assemblies like connectors, which need to be made to high precision with many complex features.

In this episode, we talk to TE Connectivity's Benjamin Dopp about some of the challenges undertaken at TE, and the operations and production for 3D printing.

Organizations like the Embedded Software Academy offer expert guidance to start, grow, and modernize embedded software skills with expert-led workshops, hands-on courses, and curated resources. In this episode, we talk to Jacob Beningo, who founded and runs the Embedded Software Academy, to educate hardware developers in the latest software systems and solutions.

Fifty years ago National Instruments (NI) started building test and measurement hardware. Ten years later it launched LabVIEW, a graphical programming language and environment.

In this episode, Kevin Schultz discusses NI’s hardware/software platform including where it is headed with the Nigel AI Assistant that is making inroads into other NI software, not just LabVIEW.

In this episode, we talk with Objective Analysis’ Jim Handy about memory, semiconductors, and chiplets. Handy has provided Electronic Design readers with insights into the semiconductor and memory market for many years. He is also on top of the chiplet market with regular reports.

Many powerful AI solutions are ineffective in Edge scenarios due to excessive power consumption, and EdgeCortix addresses specialized AI accelerators for Edge computing using a software-driven approach. We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Sakyasingha Dasgupta, the founder and CEO of EdgeCortix, and talk to him about the state of the marketplace and his perceptions of it.