Tag: USB-C

SparkFun's new DEV-15444 RedBoard Artemis has an Arduino Uno R3 footprint, 1M Flash/384 KB RAM, and a processor that uses less than 1mA of current at peak. This Artemis board includes a modern USB-C connector and a Qwiic connector that makes programming and I2C easy. This RedBoard is...

The Power DUO Sink 200W USB-C PD Reference Design is a complete USB PD Sink reference design that allows users to select their USB PD sink voltage. This USB Powe rDelivery (PD) reference design will allow users to implement a system that requires more than 100W to operate at, while...

Even with the advent of several file-sharing platforms and the proliferation of internet access to enable their use, the "old" regular way of moving a file from one place to the other via USB drives is still in vogue. Especially for large files like the video and picture contents which...

STM32 was one of the names that were almost driven into oblivion, no thanks to the Arduino Revolution, but the name was brought back into the limelight when the STM32 Blue Pill was released. With its compatibility with the Arduino IDE via the STM32duino support package and its...

Modern devices are quickly switching to USB-C power adapters, gradually fading out USB-A, and USB-B adapters. USB's Power Delivery (USB-PD) protocol enables the supplies to be  flexible enough to handle charging (or powering) devices ranging from mobile phones to laptops. There are...

Main features Operating Voltage: 5V Output Voltage: 3.3V Power Supply: USB Type-A to DC 5.5mm Main Chip: lontium LT6711A This adapter is designed for: DM-DevKit-AR0701 This adapter can be used with HDMI interface computers, ipads, game consoles and other...

Though the sizes of laptops and mobile phones have become smaller and lighter over the years, that of power adapters have pretty much remained the same. They are still the same device we have always known them to be; bulky, messy and hard-to-carry-around. But the new GaNtechnology seeks...

FPGA Boards have grown to become one of the "favorites" of the Embedded community. They feature in all kind of applications ranging from automation to DIY Applications, however, typical FPGA boards still cost way more than some other popular boards like the Arduino Microcontroller boards...