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The Rockchip-RK3588S 8-core 64-bit processor, which includes a quad-core A76 + quad-core A55, is in the heart of the Orange Pi 5B. It is built with 8nm design process which makes it faster, consumes less power, brings superior performance to various AI scenarios, and has up to 2.4GHz...

The SparkFun LoRaSerial Kit is a great way to transmit data over LoRa, providing you with a range far greater than that of WiFi or Bluetooth®. We've been able to successfully transmit data over a 9mi (15km) line-of-sight using two LoRaSerial radios with a larger 5.8dBi antenna on the...

Raspberry Pi has unveiled a new camera module, the Raspberry Pi Global Shutter Camera, which is a variation of its High-Quality Camera Module but with a global shutter instead of a rolling shutter. Since the first Raspberry Pi Camera Module, all subsequent models have utilized rolling...

Fanless industrial 160 Watt DC/DC converter with wide range input 6–36 V and three selectable output voltages. The DC/DC converter DC160WS delivers fanless 160 watts of continuous power at a constant high efficiency of up to 98%. In addition to the ultra-wide input range of 6 to 36...

The most recent version of the Extreme Wi-Fi Smart Switch, SONOFF MINIR4, is also the smallest one out there. It comes packed with a variety of intriguing features, such as an improved ESP32 chip, detach relay mode, external switch control, and many others. It will be of tremendous...

Radxa's ROCK Pi S is a single-board computer (SBC) that is based on the Rockchip RK3308 architecture. A small computer that really "rocks" and is perfect for all of your ideas!  It is equipped with a 64-bit quad-core processor, USB, ethernet, and wireless connectivity, as well as a...

Flux, a collaborative PCB design tool, has emerged from beta testing with a new set of features. The company says its mission is to make PCB design as accessible as possible to everyone, regardless of experience level. Flux is a browser-based PCB design tool that was created to make PCB...

The team at CAPUF Embedded is developing web tools to enable embedded engineers to create products more quickly and effortlessly. Their first tool is a web serial terminal, accessed through Chrome Browser on laptops or desktops, though not yet on mobile devices. With this tool,...