In 1975, Intel founder Gordon Moore predicted that the number of transistors on a single microchip would double every two years. He was right: silicon wafers that in the 1970s held just a few thousand transistors now routinely contain tens of billions of components. That makes chip design an extraordinarily complex and costly process, with […]
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A research team at the NYU Center for Cyber Security (CCS) at NYU Tandon are participating in a major initiative in collaboration with data security company Duality — supported by a $14 million grant from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) — to design a revolutionary new microchip (codenamed “Trebuchet”). The microprocessor, to be designed by
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Responding to artificial intelligence’s exploding demands on computer networks, Princeton University researchers in recent years have radically increased the speed and slashed the energy use of specialized AI systems. Now, the researchers have moved their innovation closer to widespread use by creating co-designed hardware and software that will allow designers to blend these new types
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This is a post of LEDs project. The project is called POV (Persistence Of Vision). If you are not familiar with this concept, it works as an LED matrix display. The difference is that POV display consists of one column of LEDs only and is mechanically scanned through space to give the vision of a 2D LED Matrix Display.
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Half a year ago I restarted one of my old passions – electronics. I’ve studied electronics in college but that happened during the Middle Age (20yrs ago). While I was expecting this huge leap in schematics and what a hobbyist can do nowadays, I still had some difficulties in catching up. One which frustrated me
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finally the most reliable and awaited pure sine wave inverter,it’s here for all members.(don’t hesitate to contact me @ [email protected]. features: INVERTER O/P VOLT : 230V (+2%)INV. O/P FREQ : 50Hz INV. O/P WAVEFORM : SINE WAVE HARMONIC DISTORTION : <3% CREST FACTOR : >4:1 INV.EFFICIENCY : 90% for 24V system : >85% for 12V
WHAT IS PWM? PWM STANDS FOR PULSE WIDTH MODULATION is a technique by which width of the pulse is varied. To understand this concept clearly consider a clock pulse or any square wave signal it has 50% duty cycle that means Ton and Toff period is same, The total duration for which the signal was high and
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Hello reader. This is one of the most basic and important instruction ever made for Microcontrollers low level programming. Talking about the external interrupts routine in Assembly Language for PIC. Today I’ll present a blueprint for the development of an experimental basic circuit and show you the coding to learn how to use this simple
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The present project called PLC with Pic CI16F877A is based on the operation of a PLC, today we can see these systems in industries, mining, etc. It is used to program an industrial PLC, it is the ladder language or (LADDER). The project has the advantage of loading the program directly through the pickit3 so
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A Message from me: Hello! Thank you for reading my first instructables on building a pulse analyzer using PIC24f in Assembly language. I have almost completed the project, but not yet finished writing this instructables as I want it to be as comprehensive as possible. It will take me another week to finish writing. Please
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