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The same overheating problem that happens to our laptops also plagues computer servers and data centers around the world—and heat management is only getting harder as computer chips get more compact and powerful. Understanding how heat moves through chips at the microscale is essential for continuing to improve their performance. Unfortunately, most methods for measuring […]
I am developing a USB audio detection device designed to perform specific tasks such as triggering actions on ringtone and message tones. Most functions are working correctly, except for one issue: ...
I'm transferring a Casio CDP-S100 digital keyboard from its plastic body into a wooden body I built to make it look like an upright. I had to unclip the 30-pin FFC cable that connects the keyboard to ...
While “electronics” once referred to a branch of science dealing with the flow of electrons, today the term is more often used to describe the devices powered by these electrical currents, like phones, computers and refrigerators. The manipulation of electrical currents is behind some of the most important innovations over the past century. Stay up to date with the latest in electronics technolog…
