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MINIATURE VERTICAL SIDE ACTUATED DETECTION SWITCHES IDEAL FOR SAFETY APPLICATIONS

MINIATURE VERTICAL SIDE-ACTUATED DETECTION SWITCHES IDEAL FOR SAFETY APPLICATIONS

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C&K’s FDSD and FDSE series are micro-mini, side-actuated detection switches suitable for applications which require vertical side detection. They are particularly useful for safety control applications, and for medical and consumer devices. An example of the use of these switches is in inhalers, where they detect the presence of a cartridge, activating the drug delivery process and confirming […]

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ARDUINO CLOCK ON IN 18 NIXIE TUBES WITH A LONG SERVICE LIFE

ARDUINO CLOCK ON IN-18 NIXIE TUBES WITH A LONG SERVICE LIFE

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Build your own Nixie tube clock/thermometer/display with ease. Story We set out to create a Nixie clock or just an information indicator on the largest ex-Soviet IN-18 tubes as an Arduino shield-compatible with both Uno and Mega boards. After a long reading of lots of information about IN-18 tubes on the Internet, we found out

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BLYST NANO – THE FINGER TIP SIZED ARM CORTEX M4F MODULE

BLYST Nano – The finger-tip sized ARM Cortex-M4F module

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The finger-tip sized ARM Cortex-M4F module with BT 5, BT Mesh, and 30 I/O The arrival of Bluetooth 5 was a significant leap forward for the IoT developer community, especially with its new Bluetooth Mesh functionality, which connects more devices and more sensors. Nearly four billion devices are expected to be shipped with Bluetooth technology

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SINGLE ATOM TRANSISTOR WITH ULTRA LOW POWER CONSUMPTION

SINGLE ATOM TRANSISTOR WITH ULTRA-LOW POWER CONSUMPTION

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) researchers in Germany have developed a single-atom transistor that can reduce the power consumption of electronic systems significantly. The device is being developed by Professor Thomas Schimmel and his team at the Institute of Applied Physics (APH). The single-atom transistor switches electrical current by controlled repositioning of a single atom in a gel electrolyte. The

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PCBWay Low Cost Prototype PCBA Services starts at just 88 for 10 units

PCBWay Low Cost Prototype PCBA Services starts at just $88 for 10 units

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After making your PCB prototype the significant next step is placing your components on the printed circuit board. Depending on the sophistication of the prototype being developed, the number of parts to be used, and the parts layout; one might want to solder the components to the PCB board manually. Soldering components to a PCB

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