
About this podcast
The Electropages Podcast is an educational series dedicated to exploring the latest trends, innovations, and technologies in the electronics industry. Each episode typically features interviews with industry professionals, thought leaders, and technology experts who share their insights, experiences, and predictions on the future of electronics. Key themes often discussed in the Electropages Podcast include: - Innovations in Electronic Components: Discussions about the latest components in…
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The Electropages Podcast
About this podcast
The Electropages Podcast is an educational series dedicated to exploring the latest trends, innovations, and technologies in the electronics industry. Each episode typically features interviews with industry professionals, thought leaders, and technology experts who share their insights, experiences, and predictions on the future of electronics. Key themes often discussed in the Electropages Podcast include: - Innovations in Electronic Components: Discussions about the latest components in…
Recent episodes
- TeleCANesis on CAN Middleware, JSON, AI Coding & Safety-Certified Embedded Software20 May · 1 h 10 min
- ATGBICS on Industrial Fibre Obsolescence, Compatible Transceivers & Legacy Network Support12 May · 48 min
- Bosch's Silicon Carbide Breakthroughs: 200 mm Wafers, Trench MOSFETs & EV Power Performance2 Feb · 33 min
- How Omron Is Enabling Smarter Cities and Agriculture Through Real-Time Sensing2 Dec 2025 · 33 min
- How Synaptics Is Redefining Edge AI for the Next Generation of Intelligent Devices24 Nov 2025 · 15 min
- How Pickering Is Redefining High-Density Reed Relay Design17 Nov 2025 · 28 min
- How CIN:APSE Is Changing the Rules of High-Reliability Design14 Nov 2025 · 18 min
- The Future of Intelligent Testing and Data Insight with Emerson NI3 Nov 2025 · 20 min
- How Rohde & Schwarz Built 99% Capture in a 3000 Class Oscilloscope27 Oct 2025 · 20 min
- ARM IoT and Edge AI Explained: The Future of Microcontrollers, AI Chips and Embedded Systems8 Sept 2025 · 41 min