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Second series of ICeGaN 650 V Gallium Nitride HEMT family deliver best-in-class robustness, Ease-Of-Use & high efficiency Cambridge GaN Devices launched the second series of its ICeGaN 650 V gallium nitride HEMT family, delivering industry-leading robustness, ease-of-use and...

The project presented here is a universal input AC/DC switching buck regulator with ultra-low standby power that is capable of delivering up to 2.5W output power. The RAA223012 chip is the heart of the project which combines constant off-time control for heavy load and Pulse Frequency...

This sensor module is a simple solution to build a magnet-based rotary encoder. The project is based on the AS5304 chip with integrated Hall elements for measuring linear or rotary motion using multi-pole magnetic strips or rings. This allows the usage of the module in applications...

The project presented here is a dual 12-bit PWM-to-voltage output DAC with high accuracy. The board is based on the LTC2644 chip. The LTC2644 measures the period and pulse width of the PWM input signals and updates the voltage output DACs after each corresponding PWM input rising...

Technoblogy has posted details about an adjustable load that provides a constant-current load for testing power supplies and batteries. It enables you to set the load current to up to 1.05A, using a potentiometer, and displays the current on a three-digit LED display controlled by an...

Espressif Systems has unveiled its newest SoC, ESP32-P4, which is powered by a dual-core RISC-V CPU with an AI instructions extension, an advanced memory subsystem, and integrated high-speed peripherals. ESP32-P4 is designed to meet the needs of high-performance applications that...

Sipeed released two embedded devices based on Bouffalo Lab's RISC-V BL616 microcontroller. The M0S module has interfaces for WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, and Zigbee. It also works with DVP cameras, RGB LCDs, and Ethernet RMII. On the product page, it says that the BL616(RV32GCP) has a...

To recover a lost combination, we may see how YouTuber Zach Hipps designed and built a completely automated safe-breaking robot. Zach Hipps, who runs the YouTube channel Byte Sized Engineering, has a brother-in-law who put his safe's combination code inside the safe just before going on...