Alpha & Omega’s high efficiency and simple to use regulators are designed for automotive, telecom, and networking equipment Alpha & Omega Semiconductor’s AOZ128x series are high efficiency, simple, step-down regulators ranging from 0.6 A to 4 A of continuous output current....

A 1 square inch PCB module with 2 tiny solar cells, a highly efficient Li-Ion charger and with 3.3V and 1.8V output by Jasper Sikken: This is a 1x1 inch PCB module with two tiny solar cells, a highly efficient Li-Ion battery charger and with two regulated outputs (3.3V and 1.8V). It is...

While building Arduino or any other microcontroller platform project over time the need will arise to establish communication between two of the Arduino boards or microcontrollers for data exchange and/or control. This communication could be achieved using either wired or wireless...

Popularized as the “first embedded ultra-compact artificial intelligence processing card,” and built around the same Intel Movidius™ Myriad™ 2 2450 VPU as Intel’s own Neural Compute Stick. UP's AI Core is a mini-PCI Express module that enables Artificial...

Learn the top games ported to Android and how to play the non-ported ones without streaming and extra hardware. Mobile is our life. I personally have started to find myself using my smartphone both for business and for entertainment much more often then a PC, even if it is within my...

Precision colour sensing made easy Austrian MicroSemi recently divested itself of its transceiver portfolio, leaving standards such as AS-I stranded. Sensors were selected as the new main field of business, leading to the introduction of a few extremely interesting products such as the...

There are quite a few Raspberry Pi boards on the market today and sometimes it's not that clear on the differences between them. I've made this table for a more visual representation of what's on-board. Hopefully it will help you to choose the right board for you! [via] You will need...

An easy to use graphical reflow controller for your toaster oven. Source files available on github. by Unexpected Maker: Reflow Master really started out as a microcontroller-based graphing experiment... I wanted to visualise the temperature in my toaster oven when I manually reflowed...