
In this podcast Electronic Specifier's editors dig into the electronics industry; how new tech is shaping our new world, reviews from all the top electronics shows & the latest tech electronics companies are releasing.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 214 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

In this episode, host Paige Hookway speaks with Peter Wiese, EMEA Managing Director, Calterah Semiconductor, all about mmWave radar, UWB, and the road to Europe.
This episode is sponsored by Calterah Semiconductor.
In this episode, host Paige Hookway speaks with Maury Wood, VP, Strategic Marketing, Vicor Corporation, all about powering AI at scale.
In this episode, host Paige Hookway speaks with Valentina Ratner, Founder & CEO, AllSpice, all about adopting AI into your engineering workflow.
In this episode, host Paige Hookway speaks with Tony Doy, Vice President, New Product Development, Triad Semiconductor all about audio industry insights and innovations.
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Great podcast for the electronics sector!!!!!
The equipment costs for V2X chargers has always looked like a barrier to me, in who pays for it?
Mike provided some insight into this in the episode, in the direction that the technologies might take; V2G where the energy supplier currently has most control and benefit - the supplier pays, V2H where the homeowner will have more control and benefit - the EV owner pays.
Interesting episode exploring this fascinating emerging technology.
Always been a big fan of podcasts and acutely aware that there were very few well put together shows for the electronics market. Electronicspecifier has really delivered here. Most publishers and media companies have overlooked audio so it’s great to have a quality podcast that can appeal to Engineers in the electronics field.
Anyone interested in the world of electronics and new technology this is definitely the podcast to listen to!
Loving this!
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The show consistently features in-depth conversations with engineers, product developers, and industry executives focused on electronics, semiconductors, industrial automation, and edge AI. Episodes blend practical engineering insights with market trends, product developments, and real-world applications—from AI adoption in hardware workflows to automotive validation, NTN connectivity, and industrial edge computing. A notable strength is the breadth of guests, ranging from startup founders to major component manufacturers, offering actionable guidance for practitioners and decision-makers considering new tech or partnerships. The format tends to be technically rich but accessible, making it valuable for engineers, product leaders, and techn... more
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