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Move Over LEDs, Electric Motors Will Save the Planet
En noviembre 30, 2018 en All, Industrial, Motor Control, Power, Wide Bandgap por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
LEDs save energy, but efficient electric motors can save much more. Now a new generation of GaN transistors promises new power-supply breakthroughs to help the units become even greener.
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Tagged With: Electric motor driver design , Electric motors, GaN, High power-density electric motor, High-frequency inverters, Power supply design
Edge Computing and the Internet of Things
En noviembre 30, 2018 en All, IoT por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Edge computing enables IoT systems to not only reduce the amount of data they need to process but also be more judicious in what data is transmitted to the network.
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Tagged With: AI algorithms, Edge Computing, Field Programmable Gate Array, Fog computing, FPGA, Internet of Things, IoT, ML algorithms
RESTful APIs and Moving Data Across the Internet of Things
En noviembre 29, 2018 en All, IoT por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
RESTful APIs are rapidly becoming a preferred method for IoT devices to communicate given that they are highly flexible, scalable, portable, capable of handling multiple data interchange formats, arguably easier to develop with, and offer better performance than some alternatives.
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Tagged With: Application Programming Interface, Internet of Things, IoT, Representational State Transfer, REST, REST based IoT, REST technology, RESTful APIs
Wi-Fi Mesh and the Internet of Things
En noviembre 28, 2018 en All, IoT por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Using Wi-Fi mesh networking to support seamless, decentralized communication in IoT and IIoT could remove many of the roadblocks to achieving Industry 4.0.
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Tagged With: IIoT, Industrial Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, IoT, Mesh network, Wi-Fi Mesh, Wireless mesh networking
Quantum Computing, What Is It And Why Should We Care?
En noviembre 27, 2018 en All, Computing por SJ Barak
SJ Barak
In this Q&A with bestselling author of Quantum Computing for Babies, William Hurley (Whurley), a visionary in the field who is on a mission to connect quantum hardware to the organizations who can use them, we discuss the basics of quantum computing and how engineers can get involved today.
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Tagged With: Artificial Intelligence, Bits, Cloud, Electronics, Quantum Computing, Qubits
Meet SOIC & SOT, Your Children’s New Best Friends
En noviembre 12, 2018 en All, General, STEAM, Student Central por Erik Smith
Erik Smith
SOIC & SOT – the Microchips by author/engineer Jeffery C. Dunnihoo and illustrator Simona M. Ceccarelli, anthropomorphizes its electronic component heroes, taking young readers on a journey from warehouse to board and showing how components communicate to bring devices to life.
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Tagged With: Children’s book, Jeffery C. Dunnihoo, SOIC, SOT, STEAM, STEM
Identify Anomalous Device Behavior Through Logging and Alerting
En noviembre 9, 2018 en All, Computing, Security por Jeff Fellinge
Jeff Fellinge
Logging and alerting are fundamental tools for detecting not only errors and creating maintenance tickets but also helping defenders detect attackers by piecing together individual events into a bigger picture.
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Tagged With: Alerts, Cloud security, Device security, Edge security, Embedded devices, Events, Logging, Malware, SCADA, SIEM, Vulnerabilities
Celebrating the Exciting Future of STEM
En noviembre 6, 2018 en All, Empowering Innovation, STEAM, Student Central por Sarah Harmet
Sarah Harmet
November 8th is National STEM Day—a day to celebrate science, technology, engineering, and math, as well as the students, young professionals, and experts pursuing greatness within these fields.
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Tagged With: National STEM Day, STEAM, STEM
Writing the Rules for Autonomous Vehicles
En noviembre 5, 2018 en All, Automotive, Computing, Sensors por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
Autonomous vehicles are coming. But adapting them to drive safely on roads dominated by conventional vehicles is proving tricky. A better solution would be to design the transport system from scratch. It could be a long wait.
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Tagged With: Autonomous vehicles, Car design, Computer hardware, Self-driving vehicles, Sensors, Software engineering
Pull Up Your Pins: How to Size Pull-up Resistors
En octubre 31, 2018 en All, Circuit Protection por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Whether to prevent floating I/O pins on an MCU or to provide an interface between two circuits, pull-up resistors are a necessity. But what size resistor should you use?
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Tagged With: Open drain, Open drain applications, Open drain topology, Pull-up resistors, Resistors

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