With the introduction of wide-bandgap (WBG) devices, such as silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN), power electronics technologies have undergone major developments and transformations. These materials feature characteristics that enable them to be ideal for applications that operate at high voltages and high
The flexibility of upgrading primitive use cases using the existing hardware can reduce the time of delivery and decrease the additional hardware costs. However, the architectural techniques and power requirements might vary in this process of upgradation, but it should be far better than exploring
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
As the demand for bringing down the processing time continues to endure, the companies now focus to optimize the architectural design for their hardware. Although design plays a vital role in increasing the efficiency of operations, there is always something more that software can
Many companies have come up with their Raspberry Pi RP2040 boards. Adafruit being one of them has unveiled its two boards featuring RP2040 SoC. Meet Adafruit Feather RP2040, and Adafruit ItsyBitsy RP2040 supporting the CircuitPython port for programming. The boards would be an interesting combination
Yet another development board with RP2040 SoC, ArduCam has announced its Arducam Pico4ML dedicated to machine learning applications. The silicon-based RP2040 SoC being a cost-effective solution to support edge computing with low-power specifications. We also saw Arduino’s RP2040 Nano Connect Board which aims at combining
We saw the popular Raspberry Pi Pico featuring RP2040 SoC and its functionalities. Talking off the record, there has always been a competition between Raspberry Pi and Arduino boards. Still, the demand for the powerful low-power RP2040 chip has led to a collaboration between the
This January we saw the launch of the new Raspberry Pi Pico featuring the company’s RP2040 chip. The board has gained an immense amount of recognition and community support in the past 2 months. Additionally, it is the company’s first cost-effective board available at
