From electrification to smart grids, power electronics is used in a wide range of crucial applications and use cases. Optimizing energy efficiency, lowering carbon footprint with new materials, and implementing innovative circuit topologies are the key components of the industry’s fundamental strategy to fulfil climate
For many applications involving microcontrollers, there might be a need to add more peripheral devices than the number of pins permitted. There is also an option to migrate to an SBC (Single-Board Computer) like Raspberry Pi. Nevertheless, it is possible that some input devices may
Pioneering the design of electronic systems for optical communication, Rousis Systems has developed a remote-controlled indoor electronic digital LED clock, built on a 7-segment compact module featuring several functionalities, including the display of time, temperature, and date. “The electronic LED timer is suitable for gyms,
Seeed’s LoRa-E5 is the world’s first LoRa module to include an embedded ST system-level MCU. The module also features an ARM Cortex M4 ultra-low-power MCU and a LoRa SX126X. Hence the module extends its support to both (G)FSK and LoRa. Seeed’s LoRa-E5 module encompasses an
The Ruiz Brothers on the Adafruit Learning System had made another exciting project, the Mini Mac Pi. This project uses a Raspberry Pi as its main microcontroller. Along with a 320×240 mini touch screen display and a speaker unit, this small Mac will surely give
Copperhill has developed two CAN boards for Raspberry Pi Zero and Pico. PiCAN FD zero board is a HAT for Raspberry Pi Zero and has 1A SMPS (Switched Mode Power Supply). Further, the second board which is CANPico is a carrier board for Raspberry Pi
MirkoPC is a Hackaday.io project developed by Mirek, a Polish developer. It is a Raspberry Pi desktop computer based on Compute Module 4 (CM4). Further, the developer is branding the MirkoPC board under Mirko Electronics. However, being an open-spec board, anyone can make their own.
California-based embedded electronic device manufacturer Gateworks had released a module to its long list of Venice family rugged and industrial SBCs based on ARM processors. Gateworks is known in this space due to their massive production of high-quality, ARM-based modules for embedded and industrial applications.
We have already seen SparkFun, a US-based Electronics launching a ESP32 version of the Thing Plus C development platform. This time the manufacturer has unveiled its latest release, the STM32 Thing Plus. The SparkFun STM32 Thing Plus adds power and accuracy to the user’s creations
With the recent boom in Artificial Intelligence technologies, there’s a huge demand for hardware capable of performing AI on the edge. So, a lot of electronics manufacturers are coming up with their own products, flooding the market with numerous AI boards. To stand out from
