Boreas Haptic Blog

Piezo Driver Chips and Their Haptic Applications

If you own an iPhone, use a gaming console, or wear a smartwatch, you understand the need for haptics. Haptics are vibration response devices that communicate with users when a specific action occurs. This could be when a phone vibrates for an incoming text or when a controller rumbles when...

6 Most Important Elements to Look for in a Piezo Driver

Piezo systems have a wide range of applications across nearly every industry. Users tailor piezo systems to their exact needs and must select every component of the system with the final application — as well as the specifications of every other component — in mind. With so many options to pore...

Understanding the Basics of the Piezoelectric Effect

Firstdiscovered in 1880 by Jacques and Pierre Curie, the piezoelectric effect has proven essential in many applications. From piezo transducers used in electronics to piezoelectric sensors found in medical imaging, applying a mechanical strain to generate an electrical field has found its way into...

What Are Haptics and Why Are They Important?

You may not know it, but you're using haptic technology now. Your smartphones, touchscreen car stereos, game controllers, tablets, and some laptop computers are just a few examples of devices using haptics. At its core, haptics deliver more immersive, rich, and engaging user experiences.

Why Piezo Fans With the BOS1901 Piezo Driver Are a Winning Solution for Cooling Electronics

Electronic devices can become more vulnerable to a shortened lifespan and potential outright system failure without a reliable cooling system. As new technology emerges and evolves, businesses often find it challenging to find reliable, efficient, and durable cooling systems. In this article, we...