STM32 was one of the names that were almost driven into oblivion, no thanks to the Arduino Revolution, but the name was brought back into the limelight when the STM32 Blue Pill was released. With its compatibility with the Arduino IDE via the STM32duino support package and its breadboard friendly form factor, it was a […]
OTTERPILL IS A NANO-COMPATIBLE STM32 BOARD WITH USB-PD Continue Reading
Open Electronics‘ staff were looking for a common and standard hardware platform usable on different robots they were working on. Their goal was to find a single platform that had to provide power supply to the microcontroller, it had to provide stabilized voltage for the servos, and, finally, it had to be equipped with an
An open robot shield for Arduino Continue Reading
Today, I will show you how to build a Word Clock. It is basically a clock which displays time using words. I will also show you how to use a Shift Register and RTC using a microcontroller. Shift Register can come in very handy if you run out of pins in a microcontroller, so its a good
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600V intelligent power modules (IPMs) from Infineon make up the CIPOS Micro IPMs. They are qualified for harsh humid environments, passing 1000 hours of high voltage, high temperature and high humidity reverse bias (HV H3TRB) stress testing. This makes the energy-efficient IPM suitable for power appliance motor drives particularly in circulator hydronic pumps, drain pumps for washing machines, dishwashers,
CIPOS™ MICRO IPMS ARE QUALIFIED FOR HARSH ENVIRONMENTS Continue Reading
Join us on Wednesday, April 21 at noon Pacific for the AVR Reverse Engineering Hack Chat with Uri Shaked! We’ve all become familiar with the Arduino ecosystem by now, to the point where it’s almost trivially easy to whip up a quick project that implements almost every aspect of its functionality strictly in code. It’s incredibly useful, but
AVR REVERSE ENGINEERING HACK CHAT Continue Reading
One thing about microcontrollers that will always be respected, is their ability to consistently provide real-time processing, low power, low cost, and most importantly a lot of I/Os. They excel quite well in those aspects, and in some cases they are indisputable, but when we deal with security and user interface comes into play, this
This verified reference design provides an overview of how to implement a three-level three-phase SiC-based DC: AC grid-tie inverter stage. The higher switching frequency of 50KHz reduces the size of magnetics for the filter design and enables higher power density. This verified reference design provides an overview on how to implement a three-level three-phase SiC
10KW 3-PHASE GRID TIE INVERTER REFERENCE DESIGN FOR SOLAR STRING INVERTER Continue Reading
Hi guys, over the past few tutorials, we have been discussing TFT displays, how to connect and use them in Arduino projects, especially the 1.8″ Colored TFT display. In a similar way, we will look at how to use the 1.44″ TFT Display (ILI9163C) with the Arduino. The ILI9163C based 1.44″ colored TFT Display, is a
Using the 1.44″ Color TFT display (ILI9163C) with Arduino Continue Reading
The TinyFPGA boards from Luke Valenty (TinyFPGA) are a series of low-cost, open-source FPGA development boards. These boards offer an inexpensive way to get an introduction to the world of FPGAs. If you have ever considered working with an FPGA before, you will know how difficult they could be especially for those new to the
Tiny FPGA BX – A Tiny, Open Source FPGA development board for Makers Continue Reading
Low cost, no power, and easy to use: E-paper is here! The E-paper Shield Kit makes it easy for you to have fun playing with E-paper, no electronics experience required! You can start writing text and drawing pictures to the screen in minutes! E-paper in Your Next Project Do you have a great idea that
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