Blogs

  • Dev Kit Weekly: Texas Instruments TI-RSLK MAX Robotics Learning Kit

    Dev Kit Weekly: Texas Instruments TI-RSLK MAX Robotics Learning Kit

    The RSLK MAX is TI’s second generation robotics system learning kit, only this one is based on a completely solderless design that allows it to be assembled and repaired easily.

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  • Dev Kit Weekly: Silicon Labs Bluetooth (5) Xpress BGX13P Starter Kit

    Dev Kit Weekly: Silicon Labs Bluetooth (5) Xpress BGX13P Starter Kit

    The Bluetooth Xpress BGX13P Evaluation Kit from Silicon Labs is – you guessed it – based on the BGX13P Bluetooth module.

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  • True AI Edge Compute Arrives in Highly Integrated Processors, IP

    As AI technology and deployments have progressed, several new engineering challenges have presented themselves.

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  • Western Digital Aims Its Latest Storage Offerings at AI and IoT

    High-resolution cameras can utilize the performance of the Purple storage devices.

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  • UltraSoC Develops Embedded Hardware-Based Cybersecurity Products

    Security solution rewrites transactions that breach security protocol.

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  • Renesas Unveils RA MCU family based on Arm Cortex-M

    RA family of MCUs boasts rich ecosystem.

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  • NXM Demonstrates Security Platform for Autonomous Vehicles

    NXM Autonomoous Security platform suits autonomous vehicles and runs on Arm-based microprocessors.

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  • Embedded Toolbox: GUIs, GUIs Everywhere with Qt for MCUs

    Embedded Toolbox: GUIs, GUIs Everywhere with Qt for MCUs

    MCUS don't posses nearly the performance or memory to run sophisticated user interfaces. But if you can't bring the MCU to the GUI, sometimes you have to bring the GUI to the MCU.

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  • SOSA Consortium’s C4ISR Demonstrator System Shows Value of Open-Source Tech in Mil/Aero Apps

    SOSA Consortium’s C4ISR Demonstrator System Shows Value of Open-Source Tech in Mil/Aero Apps

    Well-suited for electronic warfare (EW), SIGINT, radar and communications applications, the flight-qualified chassis is a complete functional demonstration system.

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  • AltiumLive 2019: A True Birds of a Feather Gathering

    It was billed as a place to learn, connect and get inspired about every stage of the PCB design process, from concept to finished product.

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  • Advanced PoE Empowers the Latest Smart Solutions

    The champion in the professional space is Power over Ethernet (PoE), which is actually a kluge to send electric power along with data on twisted-pair Cat 5 Ethernet cabling.

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  • Best-in-Show Awards: Arm TechCon 2019

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  • LoRa and WiFi to Integrate Functionality

    LoRa and WiFi to Integrate Functionality

    The groups behind LoRaWAN and WiFi have released a paper on WiFi and LoRaWAN deployment synergies, showing how cellular technologies can positively collaborate with non-cellular technologies.

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  • Embedded Toolbox: A Window to the Cloud with Atmosphere IoT

    Embedded Toolbox: A Window to the Cloud with Atmosphere IoT

    Tune in to this week's Embedded Toolbox, where Richard LaBorde of Atmosphere IoT shows how the company's visual programming platform enables "fast time to first data" in IoT projects.

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  • Addressing the Increased Need for Hardware Security

    People are coming to the realization that the vast majority of hardware is unsecured, as designers are looking for solutions that will allow them to lockdown the hardware.

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  • The New Make vs Buy Equation

    For embedded engineers, the Make vs Buy argument has a strong emotional context associated with it. They are wary to bring in components and software and boards they do not have design control over.

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  • Executive Viewpoint: The Embedded Developer’s Journey; to RTOS or not to RTOS

    Executive Viewpoint: The Embedded Developer’s Journey; to RTOS or not to RTOS

    The embedded systems developer’s journey has changed over the years, with the advent of new technology introductions and different demands by the users and applications.

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  • RISC-V: Too Open to Succeed

    RISC-V: Too Open to Succeed

    Earlier this year, I wrote a column entitled “RISC-V: Too Open to Fail”. Now it’s time to look at a few reasons the technology could fail. And they start with the fact that RISC-V is open source.

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  • Dev Kit Weekly: Texas Instruments AWR1642BOOST mmWave Radar Sensor Eval Module

    Dev Kit Weekly: Texas Instruments AWR1642BOOST mmWave Radar Sensor Eval Module

    As you might expect, the kit is centered around a radar sensor of the same name, but that's probably about all that you'd expect from this advanced automotive radar prototyping kit.

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  • ON Semiconductor's Latest PMIC Optimizes Board-Level Power Conversion in Data Centers

    The amount of power needed to support the global data infrastructure is enormous and doesn’t show any sign of slowing down, much less being reduced.

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