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Microscopy News February | See More, Learn Faster

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  View Online     Ignite Discovery with Microscopy... From Firework Fossils to Faster Insights and Practical Tips         Welcome to the February 2026 edition of ZEISS Microscopy News! As Chinese New Year approaches, we’re kicking off the celebration with a breathtaking microscopic image that evokes the brilliance of a red firework. Can you guess what it is? This stunning image of red fossil coral, courtesy of Norm Barker from Johns Hopkins University, showcases nature’s artistry. These flower-like fossils, formed over 20 million years ago, are not only geological wonders but also prized treasures in jewelry. Their intricate patterns, created by agate deposits replacing coral skeletons, shine with jewel-like brilliance. But that’s just the beginning! This month’s newsletter is packed wi...
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From raw data to Edge AI: Discover ST's smart MEMS Sensors

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          Live webinar     Sensing the future with ST MEMS Sensors Thursday, February 26, 2026 ► 2:00 pm EST     Sensors are no longer just data collectors — they’re becoming intelligent decision-makers at the edge. Join our upcoming webinar to discover how STMicroelectronics is embedding Machine Learning Core (MLC) and Intelligent Sensor Processing Units (ISPU) directly into MEMS devices — enabling on-sensor processing, lower system power consumption, and longer battery life. In this session, you’ll learn: How ST’s MEMS portfolio supports consumer, industrial, and automotive applications How dual accelerometer architectures handle both low-g precision and extreme Hi-G events How to move from raw sensor d...
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Second-Order Type-2 PLLs: Bode Diagrams, Bandwidth, and Overshoot

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  Weekly Update February 13, 2026   TECHNICAL ARTICLES Second-Order Type-2 PLLs: Bode Diagrams, Bandwidth, and Overshoot By Dr. Steve Arar Learn how to select the zero frequency, damping factor, and loop bandwidth for one of the most popular PLL configurations. Breaking the Thermal Wall Using Monolithic Ceramic Cooling for Power Electronics By Ranjan Dash, Early Charm Ventures Learn how monolithic ceramic cooling using Selective Laser Reaction Sintering (SLRS) eliminates the "thermal wall" in high-density power electronics by creating single-piece, reliable heat exchangers. CONTENT FROM PARTNERS Verify IGBT Dynamic Characteristics with a PicoScope Sponsored by Pico Technology Optimize performance using Double Pulse Testing. Leverage 8 to 16-bit flexible resolution and deep memory for precise power analysis. How To Reduce EMI in Switching‑Converters When Spread Spectrum Is Not an Option Sponsored by Texas Instruments Learn five alternatives to spread spectrum fo...
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