Inspired by the smart technology of a hand-held game controller, Dr. Joshua Broder of Duke University walked away the ultimate winner in the inaugural Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Research Challenge offered by the Emergency Medicine Foundation (EMF) and GE Healthcare (GE). In a first-of-its-kind research partnership, EMF and GE launched the POCUS research challenge designed to push the boundaries of ultrasound […]
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Silicon Labs has introduced a new family of small form-factor, high-performance crystal oscillators (XOs) and voltage-controlled crystal oscillators (VCXOs) for applications that require low jitter and frequency-flexible clock synthesis. The Si54x/6x Ultra Series XO/VCXOs deliver jitter performance as low as 80 femtoseconds (fs) for integer and fractional frequencies across the entire operating range, providing outstanding
SEGGER announces a new version of the RISC-V Floating-Point Library with full support for RV32E – the embedded variant of the RISC-V core. The new library leads to a massive reduction in code size for RISC-V applications using floating point. With all arithmetic functions hand-coded in assembly language, the memory footprint of RISC-V applications using floating-point
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Artila Electronics, which specializes in the development and manufacture of Linux-ready Arm embedded industrial computers, is glad to announce SBC-7530, an ARM based Cortex-A7 turnkey single board computer, delivers stable, strong system performance in a low power platform; it’s designed specifically for applications which require multiple I/O connection, networking connectivity and high performance graphic interfaces. With
ARTILA’S TURNKEY PRE-INTEGRATED EMBEDDED SINGLE BOARD COMPUTER SBC-7530 Read More »
Toshiba Electronics Europe continues to drive innovation forward in optoelectronics with the addition of more photorelays to its expansive portfolio. All three of these devices are housed in the new P-SON4 package format. They are able to deliver very strong performance characteristics while taking up significantly less board space than commonly used SOP packages. The TLP3480, TLP3481 and TLP3482 each have OFF-state output
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2100AI/AT SSD Family – High density robust SSD offers densities up to 1TB in a 16×20 mm BGA Micron has officially launched the Micron 2100AI/AT– an industrial- and automotive-grade PCIe NVMe Industrial SSD family based on 64-layer triple-level cell (TLC) 3D NAND technology. Available in 64GB-1TB BGA and 256GB-1TB M.2 form factors, the new 2100AI/AT series is
HIGH DENSITY ROBUST SSD OFFERS DENSITIES UP TO 1TB IN A 16×20 MM BGA Read More »
One of the major focuses of the maker movement since time immemorial has been the development of a makeshift version of tools with the goal of making them cheaper and more accessible. This focus has been more pronounced in recent times with several tools like CNC and 3Dprinters being all open-source, decentralized, and affordable to regular folks. To take
NANO: SPOT WELDING JUST GOT EASY AND AFFORDABLE Read More »
This programmer is intended for people who need a microchip pic programmer to flash at hex file onto a micro controller, but seldom do so and find investing in a pic kit of some sort too expensive. The programming process will take a long time, 5-30 min depending on hex file size, so its NOT
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Green energy startup NDB, which is developing a high-power self-charging diamond-based alpha, beta, and neutron voltaic battery that it claims provides up to thousands of years of charge, has announced the completion of two successful Proofs of Concept tests of its nano diamond battery (NDB). by Rich Pell @ smart2zero.com In the tests, which were conducted
SELF-CHARGING ‘THOUSAND-YEAR’ BATTERY COMPLETES LAB TESTS Read More »
All you AVR user fraternity out there, and those just entering the stream, Some of you started with PIC microcontrollers and some started with ATMEL AVRs, this is written for you ! So you bought a USBASP because its cheap and effective to flash the ROM on your Atmega device, or maybe the ATTINY range.
USING EXtreme Burner for AVR Microcontroller Programming Read More »
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