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Oscilloscope Differential Probe USB Power Supply
By Dr. Martin Oppermann (Germany) & www.elektormagazine.com In his article published in the July & August 2016 issue, Elektor author Alfred Rosenkränzer presented a wonderfully simple differential probe for oscilloscopes, based around the AD8479 precision differential...
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The Raspberry Pi Tutorial – A Beginner’s Guide from thepihut.com
The Raspberry Pi has a number of ports which you will use to control the Raspberry Pi, and it can use to control other devices. Your Raspberry Pi will have the following ports: USB – USB ports are used to connect a wide variety of components, most commonly a mouse and keyboard....
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Zero Multi-Power Supply is Battery supported
This is a breadboard friendly power supply with multiple input options. It can be powered from a USB port or from attached AAA batteries. It also supports Lithium battery input, Single cell(3.7V) and Dual Cell (7.4V,Max:9V) all supported. Output is 2 way adjustable (2-Way Adjustable...
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i.MX8M Mini based module features Gryfalcon neural accelerator
The i.MX8M Mini SOM – Building Block with Embedded Artificial Intelligence Capabilities i.MX8M Mini SOMs offer a compact System-on-Module platform with robust processing power and artificial intelligence acceleration using Gyrfalcon’s Lightspeeur® 2803S Neural Accelerator...
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PocketScreen is a Palm Sized Arduino-Compatible Multi-Purpose Device
Arduino lovers looking for a tiny development board and Arduino compatible multitool, may look no further, because a new tiny board is being developed. Engineers at Zepsch based in Ludwigsburg Germany, have developed the PocketScreen, a small form Arduino compatible multi purpose...
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ANAVI Gas Detector – An ESP8266-powered air quality monitor
ANAVI Gas Detector is an ESP8266-powered, open source, Wi-Fi dev board for monitoring air quality and detecting dangerous gases. ANAVI Gas Detector is an ESP8266-powered, open source, Wi-Fi dev board for monitoring air quality and detecting dangerous gases. It supports popular analog...
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ERASynth Micro – An Open Source RF Signal Generator
ERASynth Micro is a USB-Powered, Low Priced, Open Source RF Signal Generator, by ERA Instruments. ERASynth Micro is an open source signal generator with impressive features. Everyone can afford it, including makers, hackers, students, ham radio and SDR users. ERASynth Micro can be...
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Using two tri-axis accelerometers for rotational measurements
App note from Kionix on utilizing 2 linear accelerometers to determine angular rotational rates. In many applications, customers would like to measure rotational motions (angular velocity, angular acceleration) in addition to linear motions. Most often, gyroscopes are added to their...
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