The only one of its kind, Electronic Design's Power Management website contains a searchable database dedicated only to power management products from major manufacturers. These power products include OEM power supplies, UPSs, power management integrated circuits, and power MOSFETs. This searchable power database along with actual company data sheets speed the process of comparing and selecting power products to meet specific system requirements. Supporting each power database section is a power tutorial description of the associated power management function. Power products covered are those introduced or revised from January 2002 to the present, with monthly updates.
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The IEEE Speaks On The Youths' Interest In Engineering Careers, Or Lack Thereof
- In a recent correspondence with the IEEE, the organization has pointed out that innovation is in danger due to a lack of students pursuing engineering careers. They claim the trend is alarming, and it’s global.
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- Dec 15, 2009
- Green Cars Dominate 2009 LA Auto Show
of 2010 in California, one of the leading states for energy-efficient vehicles. The Volt’s lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery pack can fully charge on a standard household 120-V outlet in about eight hours... of 13 miles on battery power and reach speeds up to 62 mph ( Fig. 3 ). It also will use a 5.2-kWh Li... not have a gasoline engine to back up its high-density Li-ion battery pack, and using a standard 120-V... Hybrid Sports Car Li-ion Suppliers Try To Find The Right Chemistry With Car Buyers Stack Monitor
where at least 10 new power plants will be needed by 2011 to supply their energy. In 2006, data centers used 61 billion kWh, about 1.5% of all energy consumed in the United States and enough to power 5... that information must expand as well. And with more hardware comes more need for energy to power... to seek out greener ways to power these multiplying mammoths. Along with the noble intentions... and program servers to manage their own power. Karsten Schwan, a computer science professor at Georgia