Microcontroller-Based Wireless Pedometer & Pace Tacker Project

From circuitcellar.com 8 years ago in News

Anyone can easily order a pedometer or GPS sports watch on the Internet. But engineers like challenges, right? With the right parts and a little knowhow, you can engineer your own microcontroller-based wireless Bluetooth pedometer and pace tracker. In the … Continue reading →

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TIs Latestest SoC IoT Gateway is Aimed at Object and Gesture Recognition

From circuitcellar.com 1 day ago in News

TIs latest SoC IoT gateway is aimed at object and gesture recognition. Texas Instruments has launched a System-on-Chip (SoC) for the Internet of Things (IoT) gateway carrying an Arm Cortex-A53 for object and gesture recognition. The AM623 Sitara MPU is...

The CL-SOM-iMX8Plus from Compulab Runs an NXP processor and has SO-DIMM Form Factor

From circuitcellar.com 1 day ago in News

The CL-SOM-iMX8Plus from Compulab runs an NXP Processor and has a SO-DIMM form factor. One of the more recent releases from Compulab is a SO-DIMM System-on-Module carrying an NXP i.MX8M-Plus System-on-Chip family. The unit runs a at high-performance level with...

The Orange Pi 5B is Unveiled With a Low Price Tag

From circuitcellar.com 1 day ago in News

The Orange Pi 5B is unveiled with a low price tag. Just two days ago Orange Pi released their latest single board computer (SBC) the Orange Pi 5B to meet the demand of the marketplace. The SBC is expected to...

The New DeviceEdge is Based on the NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX Launched by Aetina

From circuitcellar.com 2 days ago in News

The new DeviceEdge is based on NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX launched by Aetina. Aetina has launched a new series of NVIDIA Jetson-based embedded systems and platforms. The systems and platforms are powered by NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX and Orin Nano...

Open ISA RISC-V

From circuitcellar.com 3 days ago in News

Cements Its Place in the Semiconductor Universe RISC-V, the open-source Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) that was thought to have no real chance of becoming a standard in the semiconductor market, now has 14% of the global processor market. This astounding...

Infineon Introduces CoolGaN, the Latest in Their GaN Offerings

From circuitcellar.com 5 days ago in News

Power conversion is a large market today. Expectations of longer battery life drive the demand for high-performance and low-cost power products. This drive is also focused on faster communications and more relevant and capable Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems. This also...

Voltage Regulators

From circuitcellar.com 6 days ago in News

Many circuits will need a voltage regulator between the power supply and the electronics. In this article, Stuart breaks down the two broad types of voltage regulators: linear and switching. Avoltage regulator is a device that produces a constant output...

Altronix Showcases Power and Data Transfer

From circuitcellar.com 1 week ago in News

Just about a month ago, Altronix showcased its latest power and data transfer products at ISC in New York City. The company has stated its solutions increase system capacity while taking up less space in overall design situations. This enables...

Laird is Offering Eight New Sub-GHz Peel-and-Stick Antennas

From circuitcellar.com 1 week ago in News

Laird is offering eight new sub-GHz peel-and-stick antennas. Laird Connectivity is now offering a series of new internal antennas with support for the 868MHz and 915MHz frequency bands. The antennas come in the Planar Inverted-F FlexPIFA and the Inverted FlexPIFA...

Sierra is Offering an LPWA Module with Multi-mode LTE-M, NB-IoT, and GNSS Networks

From circuitcellar.com 1 week ago in News

Sierra is offering an LPWA module with Multi-mode LTE-M, NB-IoT, and GNSS networks. Sierra Wireless HL7800 LPWA module is claiming best-in-class power performance in multi-modes. The module is designed for Cat-M1/NB1 worldwide networks while being completely compliant with the 3GPP...