The Current Future Electronics

The interconnection of devices brings a whole new range of threats to personal data, identities and safety. Embedded Security continues to be a key area where engineers must focus attention to ensure systems are not providing gateways for misuse of designs that can hurt our end users. In this episode, Todd speaks with Xavier Bignalet, Product Marketing Manager at Microchip on making our systems and designs safe.

Engineers continue to build a strong knowledge of designing wireless products for general communication. Now, that communication is getting more complex with needs for indoor location, mesh networking, and precise object tracking. In this episode, Todd speaks with Matt Rose, Senior Field Applications Engineer at Panasonic about new tools that are available to make these wireless applications easier to implement.

Embedded Security is often seen as incredibly complex, with engineers asking themselves the constant question of "how secure is secure enough?" To help answer that question, Todd chats with Patrick Carrier,  Product Marketing Manager at Infineon. They discuss how to understand security and implementing it in our systems.

The semiconductor industry is expected to grow to over 1 trillion by 2033, but as we enter this year and the instability of the global market, will that still be the trajectory? In this first episode of Season Four, Todd discusses with our very own Karim Yasmine, Executive VP of Global Marketing, what the major areas of growth will be.

Artificial Intelligence is a key buzzword in the industry as we look to expand the capabilities of our embedded systems to operate with greater autonomy. In this episode, Todd speaks with Markus Mayr, Product Marketing Manager at ST about embedded engineers look to design this new technology into the next generation of our products.

Generation and utilization of electricity has been an area of engineering that is seeing rapid change over the last few years.  We all want cleaner sources of energy, and with that requires new technologies to maximize the efficiency of how we generate that energy and utilize it. In this episode Todd talks to Hunter Freburg- Technical Marketing Engineer at onsemi about how new wide bandgap materials, Silicone Carbide and Gallium Nitride, are enabling new levels of capability in our systems.