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CYW20819 Arduino Eval Boards and Bluetooth Mesh Eval Kits have been made available free to developers by Cypress Partners and Mouser Electronics as part of a maker-centric giveaway at electromaker.io. Entrants are challenged to develop a Bluetooth 5 Internet o...
By Christian Cawley | 20-05-2019
Cheaper solar cells, light emitting diodes (LED) and flexible electronics are the promise of lower cost thin films made by a spin coating process that is far cheaper than rival processes. The spin coating process can be used with existing inorganic, non-carbon...
By Rob Coppinger | 17-05-2019
The use of inductive proximity sensors is increasing globally, on the back of industrial applications such as: the search coil magnetometer that is used in electromagnetic waves measurement; metal detectors; traffic lights; car washes; and a host of other auto...
By Nnamdi Anyadike | 16-05-2019
The Internet of Things (IoT) proved revolutionary in its pervasiveness. IoT technology seeped into homes and businesses alike, with Internet of Things applications ranging from smart home tech to healthcare. Notably, there is a slew of benefits of IoT in agric...
By Moe Long | 15-05-2019
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Information Technology departments are usually on the ball when it comes to traditional threats. Bad passwords, viruses, and website whitelists are all par for the course. Managing portable assets (phones, tablets, USB flash memory, etc.) is also a key element...
Security | By Christian Cawley | 14-05-2019
While Chinese companies currently dominate the production of solar cells using silicon substrates, European manufacturers have been pioneering two very different ways of capturing solar energy and converting it to electricity. Instead of needing to rely on the...
Articles | By Mark Patrick | 13-05-2019
While Chinese companies currently dominate the production of solar cells using silicon substrates, European manufacturers have been pioneering two very different ways of capturing solar energy and converting it to electricity. Instead of needing to rely on the...
Insights | By Mark Patrick | 13-05-2019
There are a lot of things going on in the engineering community right now - and, as engineers, we are tasked with creating the world of tomorrow while the current machinery in place is still running. New innovations are arising and the challenge the engineerin...
Articles | By Mark Patrick | 10-05-2019
There are a lot of things going on in the engineering community right now - and, as engineers, we are tasked with creating the world of tomorrow while the current machinery in place is still running. New innovations are arising and the challenge the engineerin...
Insights | By Mark Patrick | 10-05-2019
The Internet of Things (IoT) ushered in a new era of innovation. IoT applications range from shipping and manufacturing to smart home control and automation, and even entertainment. Notably, the healthcare sector benefited from the Internet of Things greatly....
The Internet of Things (IoT) ushered in a new era of innovation. IoT applications range from shipping and manufacturing to smart home control and automation, and even entertainment. Notably, the healthcare sector benefited from the Internet of Things greatly....
Analog Devices Inc. has announced the ADMV1013 and ADMV1014, a paired highly integrated microwave upconverter and downconverter, respectively. The ADMV1013 is offered in a 40-pin, six millimetre by 6mm LGA, and the ADMV1014, which is made of silicon germanium,...
Articles | By Rob Coppinger | 08-05-2019