How to choose the right material for an electronic device enclosure? ABS, polycarbonate, and aluminum differ in resistance, durability, and impact on assembly. See how their properties translate into IoT applications, operating conditions, and manufacturing processes.
Test automation speeds up quality control in mass production. The article outlines key methods such as AOI, AXI, and FCT, and highlights the factors worth considering when building a testing strategy from production scale to testability and combining different approaches.
Electronics designed to operate in variable and demanding conditions never reach the market without proper testing. These tests assess their resistance to extreme temperatures, humidity, vibrations and shocks. Learn why environmental tests are performed, what they involve in practice, and which standards define the process.
A prototype marks the point where a concept stops being just a slide deck. It reveals what actually works, what needs adjustment, and whether the assumptions hold up in real user interaction. For investors, it’s proof that the team doesn’t just talk but takes action and can turn plans into something tangible.
Designing electronic hardware goes beyond functionality. Ergonomic form, clear interface feedback, consistent signaling and intuitive operation all shape how a device is perceived and how well it performs in real-world use.
Hardware-as-a-Service (HaaS) is a business model that redefines how electronic equipment is acquired and used. This article explores related models (DaaS, leasing, MPS), the device lifecycle under HaaS, available billing options, and potential risks — including vendor lock-in and environmental impact.
The article discusses key issues related to powering portable devices. It covers the basics of power systems operation, the importance of energy consumption for users, and presents various available sources of energy. It also describes innovations in battery technologies, design challenges in this field, and best practices aimed at increasing efficiency.
When working on an electronics project, is it better to use Arduino or design a custom PCB? This article compares both approaches, focusing on ease of implementation, design flexibility, and options for further development.
Wireless connectivity in electronics includes a wide range of technologies, standards, and applications – from basic transmission principles to advanced solutions for the Internet of Things. This article discusses the evolution of wireless communication, an overview of key technologies such as Bluetooth and LoRaWAN, and their practical relevance in electronic system design.
