Tech Videos

This video is an introduction to FD-SOI (Fully Depleted Silicon On Insulator), and especially UTBB (Ultra-Thin Body and Buried oxide) produced by STMicroelectronics. FD-SOI is a breakthrough semiconductor process technology that delivers the benefits of reduced silicon geometries while enabling a simplification of the manufacturing process. Semiconductor devices based on FD-SOI run faster and cooler than those in bulk silicon.

Jessica Perng, a Technical Sales Associate with TI's Standard Linear and Logic group introduces TI's new cost efficient standard linear power products which will enable up to 50% space savings while lowering power consumption.

Introducing the development platform for the dual-core ARM Cortex-M4 and Cortex M0 microcontroller from NXP - LPC4357-EVB, exclusively from element14! It has a rich set of peripherals and is also available with an QVGA LCD display.

Keith Clarke, ARM VP of embedded processors welcomes the new Infineon XMC1000 Family of MCUs.

The Samsung Camera GC100 contains a Quad-core ARM Mali-400 GPU and a Quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 processor @1.4GHz. The Samsung Camera demonstrates the capabilities of ARM technology, the smooth UI and high dynamic range is clearly visible in this video demonstration.

Micron Technology have today unveiled its next-generation solid state drive for data centre servers, appliances, and storage platforms that manage the volume and velocity of big data. The new Micron P400m SSD is a high-endurance SATA caching and storage solution that was designed to handle the amassing petabytes of structured and unstructured digital information that is created, stored and accessed every day in data centres.

Moisture tolerance of Atmel's QT600 capacitive sensors, demonstrated by physically pouring tap water on the kit.

Ben modifies the Squatch tracker into a robot that runs on logic gates. Ben explains what logic gates are and how to use them.

Following the previous year's rip-roaring success we were back with a bang in 2012! Some new faces, some old faces, all together blended with an eclectic mix of M2M technology demos. This free industry-led meeting of minds on M2M was hosted by Freescale (Glasgow, G75 0TG) in October 2012.

Need more space in your system? The Ballistix Sport series offers modules in a very low profile design to bring you more clearance around your system's CPU cooler and lower voltages for increased energy efficiency. Designed for performance enthusiasts and small form factor builders who have limited space for cabling and airflow, the Sport VLP modules feature all the benefits you've come to expect from our Sport series -- just in a smaller package...