Description The OPA1662 (dual) and OPA1664 (quad) series of bipolar-input operational amplifiers achieve a low 3.3 nV/√Hz noise density with an ultralow distortion of 0.00006% at 1 kHz. The OPA1662 and OPA1664 series of op amps offer rail-to-rail output swing to within 600 mV with 2-kΩ load, which increases headroom and maximizes dynamic range. […]
TI aims at audio with low-noise low-power op amps Read More »
When most Chromeboxes nowadays are targetted towards consumer market and educational fields, AOPEN designed the smallest enterprise-ready Chromebox for digital signage, corporate, and kiosks. This device is designed to run 24/7 in tough conditions and can handle shocks and vibrations without any problem. The Rockchip RK3288 powered Chromebox Mini may perform sluggishly if used as a mini PC, but this should
AOPEN CHROMEBOX MINI IS DESIGNED FOR DIGITAL SIGNAGE AND KIOSKS Read More »
There was a point in time, excruciatingly brief, in which desktop computers often had a large “TURBO” button on their front panel. Some even featured an LED display that would indicate the current CPU frequency, providing visual conformation that your machine had leaped to a blistering 66 MHz. The 486 that [someyob] is restoring had
486 GETS ANIMATED TURBO BUTTON THANKS TO ARDUINO Read More »
Massimo and I had the chance to visit a Labitat makerspace in Copenhagen. I have to thank Martin Markus to let us in on a non-visit day and move underground, where the lab is. The main reason of our visit was getting in touch with the Bio-Hackers and Maker Community meeting there, get them involved in the
Something is rotten in Denmark (Bio-Hacks) Read More »
Focus a beam of sound at objects or into your head! This project is a follow up to my widely successful previous Kickstarter campaign. THE SOUNDLAZER PROJECT The Soundlazer directional audio project is the continuation of my first and very successful project here on Kickstarter. I developed the Soundlazer “Snap” during my quest to
Soundlazer “Snap” – The Directional Parametric Speaker Read More »
Are you a musician, music amateur, electronic bricoleur or maker who makes music by creating your own instruments and tools using Arduino? We are looking for your music tracks to be presented in a radio program entirely dedicated to (DIY) music made with Arduino based synths and instruments.The program is scheduled within the GwenFestival program,
Call for Arduino music at Gwendalyn Festival 2013 Read More »
Edge devices have found their way into smart surveillance, autonomous driving, robotics, and medical imaging. With a growing requirement for making decisions on the edge and data privacy concerns, there is a requirement for intelligent devices capable of making real-time decisions. The Edge AI devices are expected to run complex neural networks and deep learning algorithms while
ENABLING AI ON THE EDGE WITH IWAVE’S CORAZON-AI Read More »
Control of up to 680 pixels on any of the popular LED strips from any device with a USB port! One controller to rule them all! Stretch Goals! $15,000: More Supported Chipsets – In addition to the currently supported chipsets, we will add 4 more! APA102 APA104 LPD1886 P9813 (Total Control Lighting) $30,000: Multi-Board Support
AllPixel – USB Interface For All Your LED Needs Read More »
Long battery-life and Low power consumption are usually top on the list of requirements for most hardware devices these days, as the weariness of having to constantly charge a device continues to have significant effect on customers’ choice. Asides from consumer applications, another reason fueling this demand is the growth in the deployment of IoT
SOLAR INTEGRATED ULP FEATHER NEEDS NO BATTERIES Read More »
Every finished product stands at the end of a long line of prototypes, and Sony have recently shared an interview and images of their PlayStation VR2 prototypes. Many of the prototypes focus on a specific functionality, and readers who are not familiar with building things might find it a bit wild to see just how big
BEHOLD A GALLERY OF SONY’S PS VR2 PROTOTYPES Read More »
