Month: July 2017
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96-Layer Memory Chips By Toshiba
The need for larger memory storage for smartphones will never stop, especially with the continuous development of larger and stronger applications. This need is always pushing semiconductor manufacturers to keep trying to fit as much bits as possible in smaller volumes and with lower...
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RandA, Combining Raspberry Pi & Arduino
Two years ago, open electronics had produced "RandA", an Atmega328-based board for Raspberry Pi to deliver the advantages of both, Raspberry Pi and Arduino. Earlier this month, an updated version of RandA has been released to be compatible with Raspberry Pi 3. RandA is a development...
Continue Reading![Open-Hardware Reaches The Outer Space with UPSat Satellite Open-Hardware Reaches The Outer Space with UPSat Satellite](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/obc-cubesate.png)
Open-Hardware Reaches The Outer Space with UPSat Satellite
Libre Space Foundation completed the mission of building a completely Open-Source 2U CubeSat Satellite from scratch. It’s called “UPSat”. On April 18th at Cape Canaveral in Florida, Atlas V Rocket launched Private Cygnus Cargo Ship, and UPSat was among its cargo. With both...
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MEMS — A 22-billion-dollar-worth industry by 2018
Thanks to Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems MEMS technology, which will be a 22-billion-dollar-worth industry by 2018, our mobile phones are equipped with accelerometers and gyroscopes so they know the direction and rotate our mobile screen as needed. The applications of MEMS had...
Continue Reading![Teardown & Repair of an Agilent 53152A 46GHz Microwave Frequency Counter Teardown & Repair of an Agilent 53152A 46GHz Microwave Frequency Counter](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/teardown-repair-of-an-agilent-53-1024x576.jpg)
Teardown & Repair of an Agilent 53152A 46GHz Microwave Frequency Counter
Teardown & Repair of an Agilent 53152A 46GHz Microwave Frequency Counter -...
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A New Material For Unbreakable Smart Devices
Most of smartphones parts are made of silicons and other compounds, which are expensive and easily-breakable. This problem is making all of smart devices manufacturers looking for stronger and cheaper solutions. By combining a set of materials, a group of researchers have successfully...
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Digitool – DIY 4 channel logic analyzer with LCD
Juan Antonio Rubia Mena tipped us with his DIY logic analyzer based on PIC18F2525 @ 32 Mhz. He writes: One of the most useful tools for micro-controller design is the logic analyzer. You can find one for every budget or performance, but lately those based in USB connection to PC have...
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Raspberry Pi ATX Power Board
Control 16 Relays with your Pi, supplying 12V to 16 DC jacks. All powered from and ATX Power Supply, with sensor support on board. You can find more details on the author's website. by Rodney Balent @ kickstarter.com: I started out with the simple goal of wanting to automate a few...
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