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Ben builds a fully functioning custom computer with AMD's Trinity APUs that can also launch rockets! He goes into detail on using MOSFETs and LED displays.

AWR Corporation, leader dans le domaine des logiciels EDA haute fréquence, et Zuken, fournisseur leader de solutions logicielles d'ingénierie électronique et électrique, annoncent l'arrivée d'AWR Connected pour Zuken. Ce flux de vérification RF pour les circuits imprimés est censé simplifier le processus de conception de circuits imprimés et réduire par là même les cycles de conception en permettant aux utilisateurs de simuler et de v...

This video demonstrates the trace functionality of ARM Cortex-M0+, M3, and M4 Processor and Keil MDK.

This video demonstration from IAR shows how to get started with IAR Embedded Workbench and Micrium µC/Probe.

A video introduction of the MCP19111, Microchip's first digitally-enhanced power analog product.

Spirent Communications today announced the launch of Spirent Axon, an easy-to-use network and application testing platform that enables IT professionals and network engineers to validate the performance of applications, network devices and IT services. With Axon, enterprises can deploy new applications and services faster while avoiding costly downtime.

Energy Micro confirme ce jour que ses MCU EFM32 Gecko à cœur Cortex-M3 ont été choisis par PIEPS GmbH pour son transmetteur d’avalanche portable de haut de gamme VECTOR. Dans les situations d’urgence, les randonneurs et les guides professionnels s’appuient sur leurs transmetteurs d’avalanche.

Energy Micro today confirmed that its EFM32 Gecko Cortex-M3 MCUs have been chosen by PIEPS GmbH for use in its top-of-the-range handheld avalanche transceiver, the PIEPS VECTOR. Frequent back-country travelers and professional mountain guides rely on avalanche transceivers in the event of an emergency. In normal operation regular handheld devices provide beacon functionality should the user run into trouble, and a receive mode helps rescuers cond...

You have been asking for it, so we're bringing it to you! A retro computer for only about $35? Watch Ben Heck build a retro-styled computer using the Raspberry Pi!

Solution Showcase in Human-Machine Interface applications, such as POS Terminal, Kiosk, Digital Menu Display and Train/Flight Schedule Display, for Atmel's ARM926-based SAM9 microcontrollers.