“Our company provides a variety of development boards, each with unique power requirements and connectors. While some boards, like the latest Raspberry Pi 4, require a specific input of 5V 3A, others, such as certain Arduino boards, offer more flexibility by accepting a range of voltage inputs (6-20V) and regulating it internally. In addition to […]
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STMicroelectronics’ STM32H7 series are a couple of Arm® Cortex®-M7-based MCUs that claim to deliver 1327 DMIPS and 3224 CoreMark. They come in three product lines- dual-core lines, single-core lines, and value lines, and can be used in the design of many rich and complex applications including wireless modules, alarm panel systems, power management systems, etc.Â
DEVEBOX’S STM32H7XX-M DEVELOPMENT BOARDS FEATURES STMICROELECTRONICS’ STM32H7 MCUS Read More »
Wiretrustee has designed an ultra-compact x4 SATA Raspberry Pi CM4 carrier board with up to 220MB/s throughput for NAS applications. After watching a couple of videos from Jeff Geerling I thought I might try it out and build my own SATA carrier board for the CM4,” said an unnamed representative of the company who we suspect to be the brain
WIRETRUSTEE DESIGNS A FOUR-PORT SATA RASPBERRY PI CM4 CARRIER BOARD FOR LOW-POWER NAS Read More »
Here’s some exciting news you won’t want to miss: HQ NextPCB is currently offering free assembly for 5 turnkey PCBA boards. No coupons or applications are required – simply place your order! In May, NextPCB upgraded our PCBA services to provide faster and more convenient ordering. Our new quotation platform retrieves live pricing from major
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The Witty Pi 4 is an innovative add-on board that enhances the functionality of the Raspberry Pi by integrating a real-time clock and power management capabilities. This fourth-generation model is a testament to the continuous evolution of technology, offering a range of features that make it a valuable addition to any Raspberry Pi setup. One of
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Here’s a delightful treat to bring you some holiday cheer. These images showcase populated boards from our initial beta device production run. Currently, these boards are undergoing rigorous electrical, hardware, and software testing. If all goes according to plan, the Raspberry Pi you’ll be able to purchase in January (or through an auction later this
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IEI has launched a thin Mini-ITX SBC with the latest 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processors that offer improved performance, power efficiency, and DDR4-3200 memory support. The new board named tKINO-ULT6 seeks to break the boundaries of performance by bringing cutting edge features and ultimate performance to designs. It is among the first set of thin mini-ITX boards to be based on Intel’s
TKINO-ULT6: A THIN MINI-ITX TIGER LAKE SBC WITH DUAL 2.5GBE AND USB 4.0 Read More »
So… Odd title, right? Well, not quite! Today we will be analyzing an ambitious idea from Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS, for short), which takes a Mini-ITX board and shrinks it to half its original size. As a cool concept this is, does it have enough “glue” to stick on everyday’s market of computers? Let us figure that out.
ECS GLKD-HTI INTEL CPU ON BOARD CUTS THE MINI-ATX IN HALF Read More »
If you are looking for an AI development board that supports TensorFlow Lite for microcontrollers, then Himax has something that might interest you. This board claims to be the perfect solution for your machine vision and AI/ML based applications as it has support for TFLite. There are many existing AI development boards which are in the feather
HIMAX AI DEVELOPMENT BOARD SUPPORTS TFLITE FOR MICROCONTROLLERS AT JUST $65 Read More »
A common trend with the Pi-branded boards, is that they are starting to stir away from the given name and getting their own territory. We have seen that recently with the Orange Pi series, and the new Banana Pi BPI-M5 is another good example of it. But what SinoVoip Co. has in store for us this time?
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