Aimee Kalnoskas

3 days ago | eeworldonline.com | Aimee Kalnoskas

APEC 2026, to be held in San Antonio, Texas, from March 22-26, 2026, continues the long-standing tradition of addressing issues of immediate and long-term interest to the practicing power electronics engineer. APEC is now accepting digest submissions for the Technical Sessions. Interested authors wishing to present a paper must submit a digest for consideration by August 15, 2025. Instructions for submissions are available at: https://apec-conf.org/speakers/ts-author-info/.

4 days ago | powerelectronictips.com | Aimee Kalnoskas

APEC 2026, to be held in San Antonio, Texas, from March 22-26, 2026, continues the long-standing tradition of addressing issues of immediate and long-term interest to the practicing power electronics engineer. APEC is now accepting digest submissions for the Technical Sessions. Interested authors wishing to present a paper must submit a digest for consideration by August 15, 2025. Instructions for submissions are available at: https://apec-conf.org/speakers/ts-author-info/.

4 days ago | microcontrollertips.com | Aimee Kalnoskas

Mixed Signal Devices has announced its MS11X0 oscillator and MS15X0 jitter attenuator families for computing and communications systems. The timing devices are built on 28 nm CMOS technology and incorporate the company’s Virtual Crystal architecture to address requirements in AI data centers, 5G base stations, and radar applications.

5 days ago | eeworldonline.com | Aimee Kalnoskas

Ever wondered how your salary stacks up against your peers? The 2025 Engineering Salary Survey combines forces between Engineering.com and six industry publications, including EEWorld Online, to deliver the most comprehensive compensation analysis the engineering community has seen. With nearly 600 qualified responses from practicing engineers across the United States and Canada, this study reveals current market realities that could reshape how you think about your earning potential.

6 days ago | microcontrollertips.com | Aimee Kalnoskas

xMEMS Labs, Inc. announced the expansion of its µCooling fan-on-a-chip platform to solid-state drives (SSDs). The technology enables in-drive active cooling for enterprise E3.S form factor SSDs used in AI data centers and NVMe M.2 SSDs used in laptop PCs.SSD thermal management has traditionally relied on passive heat spreaders and ambient airflow from system fans. These approaches face limitations when managing the sustained workloads common in AI, HPC, and modern computing environments.