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Encoders are devices that are designed to translate motion or position changes into electrical signals. By tracking the motion either optically, mechanically or by changing magnetic fields, encoders can output electrical signals either in code such as by binary, octal, hexadecimal or grey code or by changing output signals such as frequency or differential voltage. With a range of supply voltages, mounting types, output resolution per revolution and actuators, encoders can fill a range of applications.
Dutch authorities announced on November 7 the lifting of control measures on Nexperia (formerly NXP Semiconductors’ Standard Products division), marking the end of a…
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In the world of electronics, memory components play a critical role in system performance—and DRAM (Dynamic Random-Access Memory) is one of the most widely…
Read MoreRecently, global semiconductor manufacturers have been constantly making moves in aspects such as technological cooperation, product manufacturing processes, and market layout, demonstrating the rapid…
Read MoreThe Dutch government’s intervention in the control of Nexperia (Anshi Semiconductor) is triggering a chain reaction of turmoil in the global power semiconductor market.…
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An RF IC, or radio-frequency integrated circuit, is a chip that processes wireless signals between the antenna and the baseband processor. Instead of building…
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In the vast landscape of memory technology, EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) often plays the unsung hero. While NAND Flash grabs headlines for…
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TOKYO, April 15, 2026 – Taiyo Yuden Co., Ltd. (TAIYO YUDEN), a leading global manufacturer of passive electronic components, has officially notified its worldwide…
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STMicroelectronics (ST), a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing, has officially notified customers of a new round of price increases for selected products, set to…
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Understand RF attenuator dB values, fixed and programmable types, impedance, power limits and noise tradeoffs before choosing parts for an RF signal path.
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See when an inductor behaves linearly, how DC bias and saturation reduce inductance, and which current and temperature curves to check.
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Compare thermistors, RTDs, thermocouples and temperature ICs. Learn how range, accuracy, response, interfaces and mounting affect component selection.
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Select MOV varistors by continuous voltage, clamping behavior, surge waveform and repetition. Check thermal disconnection, fuse coordination and replacements.
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