"Build or buy" is an age-old question. But more importantly, why do you even license IP? When it comes to bus IP, let us count the ways. The post Licensing Interconnect IP for Fun & Profit appeared first on EETimes.

CPRI is inefficient in terms of bandwidth usage. The proposed Radio over Ethernet standard defines several methods to packetize CPRI streams using Ethernet frames. The post CPRI Traffic Convergence with Radio over Ethernet appeared first on EETimes.

Traffic intersections are expected to get smarter, relieving traffic congestion. The post Smart Traffic Management at a Crossroads appeared first on EETimes.

Haptic feedback is likely to be increasingly used in AR/VR, military gear, high-end industrial equipment, and advanced surgical robotic assistants. The post ‘Critical’ year ahead for haptics market appeared first on EETimes.

I Googled "sleep headbands" designed specifically to help people get to sleep, and found insomniacs appear to be big business. The post Insomnia? Technology to the Rescue! appeared first on EETimes.

EE Times is rolling out a new virtual conference that lays out the “Roadmap to Next-Gen EV & AV.” The event is scheduled between March 23 and March 25. The post EE Times Presents: Roadmap to Next-Gen EV & AV...

EPC's new lidars integrate the device driver directly with the GaN laser. This configuration ultimately translates into higher resolution, smaller size, and reduced cost. The post GaN ToF Laser Driver for Lidar System Design appeared first on EETimes.

Security systems, automatic doors, smart-lighting control, and other features of a smart building would not be possible without reliable motion sensors. Passive infrared (PIR) sensors are commonly used despite their significant disadvantages. Infineon has developed a compelling and cost-effective replacement...

On Dec. 2, 2021, with the arrival of winter, a school in the northeastern Heilongjiang province urgently purchased a batch of medical-grade forehead thermometers to measure children’s temperatures for epidemic prevention. The results showed that the major problem was that...

Show us your drawers! Treasure or junk, what old tech are you holding on to? An Osborne? A Zip drive? A Newton? The post Show Us Your Drawers! appeared first on EETimes.