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Shanghai-based Semiconductor Company, Espressif Systems, maker of wireless communication, low-power, open-source model solutions, and the celebrated ESP series of Chips has added to their impressive product catalog, an ESP32-S3-USB-OTG development board. Based on the ESP32-S3 SoC and...

story by Tomasz Siroń I would like to present a project developed with a passion for almost 10 years. It is a non-commercial installation of lights controlled via the Internet. The user can control the illumination in real-time using the panel on the website. I installed...

This dual-level float charger was designed for a 6V (three 2V cells) 2.5Ah battery. D2 LED was added for visual indication of charge completion, D3 indicates power, D4 LED presents overcharge condition, etc. 6V lead-acid battery charger is built using the UC3906 chip. UC3906 contains...

This is a Full wave rectifier project built using MAX44267 dual OPAMP which provides true zero output with a single supply. The circuit converts Bipolar/AC input into full-wave output. CN1 is provided for sinewave input, CN2 helps to connect the power and output. Operating supply 15V...

AONDevices, Inc., a provider of ultra-low power, high-performance processors for a new era of edge AI, today announced that engineering samples of its new AON1100™ processor are now available. The AON1100 Edge AI processor enables unprecedented sensing capabilities in...

EPC's EPC2067 is a 40 V eGaN FET for state-of-the-art power density The EPC2067 from EPC is a 40 V, 1.3 mΩ (typical) eGaN FET with a pulsed current rating of 409 A in a tiny 9.3 mm2 footprint. This device is ideal for applications with demanding high power density performance...

The UNO Mini Limited Edition is here to celebrate a pretty epic milestone in Arduino’s history. The iconic board, which first launched back in 2010, has become synonymous with Arduino itself. It’s like the company and the board are inextricably linked in the minds of makers around...

This project will help you to easily develop an Arduino compatible project that requires 4 x -7Segment 0.5″ displays. The project consists of an Atmega328 microcontroller, 4 x BC847 NPN transistors to drive the common cathode displays. All displays are used in multiplexing...