RPM measurement circuit PIC16F627 microcontroller based on the speed of the fan is displaying on the display. Software in assembly language prepared. PICMicro Project. measure the speed of the CPU’s fan and display it on an application in Windows or you can simply go to the BIOS Menu when the computer resets and read the […]
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IBASE Technology Inc., a world leading supplier of embedded board and industrial computing systems, has released the IB822 3.5-inch SBC (single board computer) supporting Intel’s “Gemini Lake” Pentium® Silver J5005 and Celeron® J4005 processors built with 14nm fabrication, a base clock/burst rate of 1.5GHz/2.8GHz and 2.0GHz/2.7GHz, and integrated Intel® UHD Graphics 605 (18EUs@800MHz) and UHD
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The world’s fastest 100% open-source hardware single-board computer. Popcorn Computer is a next generation single-board computer brand. They would like to present the result of two years of effort by Source Parts, two brand-new and unique open hardware computers: Original Popcorn and Super Popcorn. Super Popcorn It comes in two flavors, one with 4 CPUs, Super Popcorn, and another
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German-based MicroSys Electronics has begun a limited sampling of a miriac MPX-LS1028A compute module and a sandwich-style miriac SBC-LS1028A-TSN SBC that runs Linux or the real-time Microware OS‐9 distro on NXP’s QorIQ Layerscape LS1028A SoC. It also features 5x TSN-ready GbE ports, and support for up to 2x 10GbE SerDes lanes. The miriac boards emulate the only module using the single- or dual Cortex-A72
MICROSYS ELECTRONICS NEW MODULE AND SBC FEATURES NXP’S CORTEX-A72 BASED LS1028A Read More »
8devicesis accepting pre-orders for its $29 Komikan module, and sandwich-style $59 Komikan DVK development board for Wave2 prototyping at up to 1.166Gbps. The Komikan module runs OpenWrt on a MIPS24k-based Realtek SoC with dual-band, MU-MIMO 802.11ac. The Komikan has the ability to operate without a heatsink, as well as having a lower, 6W power consumption compared to other Wave2 modules. The
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The main purpose of enrolling on a degree program is to learn, whether this is new concepts, skills, theories, or something practical, and a computer science degree is no different. You can learn a whole variety of skills that will help you on your career path into the dream job that you’re just waiting to
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LabRecon allows one to build rich graphical interfaces for “remote” IoT (Internet of Things) or “local” measurement and control applications. A drag-and-drop panel builder and graphical “Wiring” programming environment allows one to easily build an interface and create the operating logic for any project. This operating logic can be further expanded using the “code link” interface
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High Performance Single Board Computer for Networking with 2x Mini-PCIe Sockets, 2x Gigabit Ethernet Ports, and USB 2.0/3.0 The GW6200 is a member of Gateworks 6th generation Newport family of single board computers targeted for a wide range of indoor and outdoor networking applications. The single board computer features the Cavium OcteonTX™ Dual Core ARMv8 SoC processor
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A Miniature 35x100mm Single Board Computer for Networking with Mini-PCIe Socket, Gigabit Ethernet Port, and USB Type-C TM 2.0 Port. The GW6100 is the smallest member of the Gateworks 6th generation Newport family of single board computers targeted for a wide range of indoor and outdoor networking applications. The GW6100 features the Cavium OcetonTX™ Dual Core ARMv8 SoC processor
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When people hear of a microcontroller, they probably think of a small remote control. A microcontroller is essentially that, but there’s much more to them than remote control. Microcontrollers are responsible for running most electronics today. They’re tiny enough fit in most objects, and they’re capable of interpreting data and converting it into an action.
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