Steve Taranovich, Editor-in-Chief, Planet Analog, 2/19/2019 Comment now
Nikola Tesla was an extraordinary, but very eccentric inventor. His rivalries with Thomas Edison are famous. He died more than 75 years ago, but his discoveries and ideas have helped shape modern electricity, including Wireless Power.
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The e-car concept is progressively developing through the massive utilization of electronics solutions inside the car which is making driving safer, more comfortable and highly interactive with the driver. This is especially applicable to the new NVIDIA DRIVE AutoPilot (see Figure 1):
Steve Taranovich, Editor-in-Chief, Planet Analog, 2/14/2019 Comment now
Editor's note: Alloys can be very interesting in replacing such metals as Copper and Stainless Steel. Copper is soft, but has high electrical and thermal conductivity and Stainless Steel is strong, but has low thermal conductivity.
Steve Taranovich, Editor-in-Chief, Planet Analog, 2/12/2019 Comment now
Let's go back a few years and see the top ten tech blogs that Planet Analog readers liked best (These are in order of the highest reader views):
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One of the main concerns that a traveler has to face when boarding a plane is to lose their baggage; unfortunately, there is no way to know the location of it in real time.
Steve Taranovich, Editor-in-Chief, Planet Analog, 2/11/2019 Comment now
Having worked with Brookhaven National Laboratories in Long Island, NY when I was an applications engineer for Burr-Brown and Texas Instruments, I learned a bit about semiconductor materials for use as particle tracking detectors in very high radiation environments. Radiation shielding and use of Rad Hard ICs are essential in this kind of environment.
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