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Powering the Raspberry Pi in battery-based applications is usually quite the hassle due to the high power consumption of the Pi and its sensitivity to voltage and current fluctuations. Guangzhou-based electronics manufacturer, PiSugar Kitchen, has over the past few years provided a...

The innovative digital Zero Voltage Switching (ZVS) chipset from Dialog Semiconductor enables designers to reduce component size and BOM cost for delivering small form-factor, lightweight power supplies, including travel adapters for smartphones, tablets, laptops, power tools, and...

Diode Clipping Circuits The diode clipper is an electronic circuit consisting of a diode(s) that clips or cuts off an input signal. The output of the clipping circuit depends on the diode orientation and input signal. Such a circuit is termed, Diode Clipper. The clipped-off signal...

e-con Systems Inc., a leading embedded camera solutions provider launches a 16MP autofocus USB 3.0 color camera, See3CAM_160 based on the SONY IMX298 image sensor with an inbuilt Image Signal Processor (ISP). See3CAM_160 is a compact single-board camera solution that houses the...

Many of us plan to turn Raspberry Pi or a similar single-board computer into a retro music player. There are several projects that we discussed using Raspberry Pi as a controller to build an 80s style music player. However, these projects use bulky hardware, which may not be as portable...

Sometime in December last year, Raspberry Pi Foundation, after acquiring IQAudio Brand, mentioned that it had plans to relaunch IQAudio’s four most popular HATs as their official Pi accessories. The foundation has now reintroduced the popular audio add-ons with improved features and...

As edge computing has been rapidly expanding to every corner, users pursue computers to drive more functions with better performance to enhance artificial intelligence analysis capabilities, which brings three new criteria in hardware selection for edge applications: processing power,...

Pimoroni PIM534 Inky Impression (7 color ePaper/eInk/EPD) display is a big, beautiful, 5.7", and 600 x 448 pixel 7 color electronic paper display for Raspberry Pi. The low power consumption e-paper display is crisp and readable in bright sunlight and the image will persist when...