Hi all! Here’s one of the last board I design the last year. On 2016, I develop the Dual USB Serial and I2C Converter board. Although this board works fine, it has a couple of lacks. First one, is that to use the both converters, you need two free USB ports. Is a minor problem […]
Serial Star, a 4 in 1 USB Serial and I2C Converter Continue Reading
Today’s electronic designs employ a wide range of signal types: analog, digital, serial (both high- and low-speed), parallel, audio, video, power distribution and so on. All need to be debugged, measured and validated to ensure that the device under test is functioning correctly and within specification. To handle this variety of signal types, PicoScope 5000D
PicoScope® 5000 Series – Flexible Resolution USB Oscilloscope Continue Reading
Keysight 34465A & 34470A DMMs offer unprecedented levels of accuracy, speed and resolution. They can measure very low current down to a 1 μA range, enabling their use on very low power devices. The ability to auto-calibrate during the measurement allows the 34465A and 34470A to maintain a calibrated measurement while the instrument may be
Keysight 34465A Digital Multimeter, 6 ½ Digit, Truevolt DMM Continue Reading
Sensirion, the worldwide leading manufacturer of high-quality flow and environmental sensors, is launching a new evaluation kit. With the EK-F3x-CAP, expiratory and proximal sensors of the SFM3xxx platform can be tested quickly and easily. The evaluation kit works with both the disposable and reusable variants of the flow sensors. The EK-F3x-CAP evaluation kit offers a
Fast and Cost-Effective Evaluation of the Mass Flow Meters SFM3xxx-AW and SFM3xxx-D Continue Reading
A few months back we brought you word of the YARH.IO, an extremely impressive Raspberry Pi portable that featured rugged good looks and a unique convertible design made possible by a removable keyboard. One of the most appealing aspects of the design was that everything was built from off-the-shelf modules; it only took a couple
NEW MICRO YARH.IO DESIGNED FOR SKILLED OPERATORS Continue Reading
Acrosser Technology has recently released a brand new entry-level 3.5” single board computer (SBC). This new AMB-BT19S1 single board computer is powered by an Intel Bay Trail SoC. It features 8GB RAM, dual display support, plus SATA, mSATA, mini-PCIe, serial, USB 3.0, and GbE ports. As the SBC market has already seen newer Atom processor families such as Cherry Trail, Braswell,
ACROSSER’S ENTRY-LEVEL AMB-BT19S1 SBC HAS INTEL BAY TRAIL SOC Continue Reading
Shenzhen Xunlong Software has launched an open-spec, Allwinner H6 based “Orange Pi 3” SBC. The $30 to $40 SBC offers GbE, HDMI 2.0, 4x USB 3.0, WiFi-ac, and mini-PCIe, with the $40 SBC offering 2GB of RAM and 8GB eMMC. Shenzhen Xunlong Software earlier launched their first Allwinner H6 development board, Orange Pi One Plus for $20, but was disappointing, as the
ALLWINNER H6 “ORANGE PI 3” SBC WITH GBE AND MINI-PCIE Continue Reading
When it comes to the world of Microcontrollers, FPGAs, DSPs, or basically anything related to embedded devices, we have traditionally been accustomed to something averagely big (in regards to this domain) and even created some standards like SBCs (Single Board Computers) to categorize devices. What if we could have development boards that goes beyond the standard norms of the
FOMU RUNS MICROPYTHON AND FITS INTO YOUR USB PORT Continue Reading
Axiomtek has unveiled the CEM700, its first COM Express Type 7 module with 5th Gen Intel Xeon or Pentium CPUs, 2x 10GBASE-KR, 2x SATA III, a lot of PCIe, extended temperature support, and a new Type 7 carrier board. The CEM700 offers processor options from the 16-core Intel Xeon D-1577 and quad-core Pentium D1519 processors
Axiomtek COM Express Type 7 module is powered by Intel Xeon Continue Reading
The racing sim scene has always had a strong DIY subculture, as enthusiasts seeking the most realistic-feeling peripherals set out to modify off-the-shelf offerings for greater authenticity. Others go further and craft their own builds from the ground up. [ilge] has done just that, putting together his own set of pedals for sim racing. The build
