The evolving embedded SIM technology in IoT devices offering cellular connectivity is increasingly becoming popular. More companies are adapting the concept of eSIM, especially for devices that reside in difficult-to-access locations or those that require you to pay a field technician...

SparkFun, a Colorado-based embedded electronic device manufacturer, has announced the release of the Machine Learning and AI Concept Kit, which serves as a starting point for learning the fundamentals of prediction algorithms based on historical data and inputs. With the help of this...

Low energy consumption is one of the key catalysts for scalable product launches. If your product is power-hungry, customers will certainly give you negative feedback. Consequently, every developer strives to make their products have extended battery lives, and they are increasingly...

ICE-V wireless mini development board is currently active on GroupGets for community support, which features an ICE40UP5K FPGA and an ESP32-C3-MINI system on chip. The development board looks fairly similar to the Feather board, but there is no confirmation on the dimensions yet. The...

Gateworks is proud to announce the GW16148 Mini-PCIe to M.2 NVME storage adapter. It allows any of the Mini-PCIe slots with PCIe signalling on Gateworks SBCs to be used for a M.2 NVME storage drive. NVME allows for flash storage expansion that offers better performance than a microSD...

Texas Instruments TMAG5328 Low-Power Hall-Effect Switch is a high precision, low-power, resistor adjustable Hall effect switch sensor with a low operating voltage. The TMAG5328 external resistor sets the operational BOP value. Users can follow a simple formula to calculate the resistor...

Texas Instruments LMR51430 SIMPLE SWITCHER® Buck Converters are easy-to-use with the capability of driving up to 3A load current. Offering a wide input range of 4.5V to 36V, the LMR51430 is ideal for a comprehensive range of industrial applications for power conditioning from an...

SparkFun has just launched a new family of four boards: the Qwiic Micro, which offers popular breakouts in a really small footprint. “Qwiic Micro is our smallest I2C-supported board form-factor yet!” says the company. “At only 0.75in. by 0.30in. (or 24.65mm by 7.62mm for metric...