Dev kits speed IoT design
The road to product creation for the internet of things is paved with smart boards. In recent years, the use of readily available, economical development…
Maurizio Di Paolo Emilio
Maurizio Di Paolo Emilio is a Ph.D. in Physics and a Telecommunication Engineer. He has worked on various international projects in the field of gravitational wave research and x-ray biology to design new devices about High Voltage systems for radiobiological and microscopy applications. Working as a software/hardware developer in the data acquisition system, he participated as the designer of the thermal compensation system (TCS) for the optical system used in the Virgo/Ligo Experiment (an experiment for detection of the gravitational wave). Actually, He works as technical writer and electronic designer (software and hardware). Additionally, Di Paolo Emilio is also the author of numerous technical and scientific papers and books relating to electronics design, data acquisition and embedded system, PCB, IT and power management systems.
Thermal analysis tool spans design hierarchy
Understanding the thermal performance of integrated circuits, whether they are microcontrollers, FPGAs, or processors, has always been essential to avoid the overheating that can cause…
USB-C finds growing role in wearables and mobile products
Energy consumption is one of the biggest challenges for the mobile technology sector. USB-C was supposed to be primarily a connectivity option, but it is…
DSP-based devices offer deterministic real-time audio processing
Advanced electronics and smart sensors are leading to vehicles that are safer, smarter and consume less fuel than those of previous generations. Many of those…
Implantable wireless biosensor monitors cerebral blood flow
Researchers have created a new medical sensor that promises to revolutionize the ability of doctors to treat brain aneurysms. The device, which is battery-less, is…
Power devices play key role in Industry 4.0
The Industry 4.0 technological revolution is defined not only by using data during production or integrating a wide variety of production systems throughout the supply…
Low quiescent-current PMICs help extend battery life
One of the most critical challenges in electronic design today is to reduce energy consumption. Power management is an important design consideration for many devices,…
10 power management ICs for smart factories
The industrial sector is heading toward complete digitalization, and power management is playing a significant role in the industry’s transformation to smart factories and industrial…
Electric vehicle success depends on better batteries, smarter charging
Electric mobility will change the energy and automation market, contributing to significant investment in smart cities. These changes coincide with the evolution toward a cleaner,…
Emerging solutions enhance electric-vehicle power management
Electric cars are becoming popular, with their environmentally-friendly characteristics in terms of qualities, functional simplicity, and above all, energy efficiency. The functional thrust is driven…
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