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ACCONEER’S LOW-POWER XM132 XE132 ENTRY RADAR MODULE WITH A SOLDERABLE DESIGN FEATURES

ACCONEER’S LOW-POWER XM132/XE132 ENTRY RADAR MODULE WITH A SOLDERABLE DESIGN FEATURES

Acconeer’s Low-power radar module with a solderable design features a land grid array for connection to a host PCB Acconeer’s XM132 entry module is a low-power radar module with a solderable design featuring a land grid array for connection to a host PCB. This entry module integrates the A111 pulsed coherent radar with a 32-bit 64 MHz …

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RASPBERRY PI 4 SIN ENCLOSURE TURNS RASPBERRY PI INTO A MINIATURE DATA STORAGE SPACE

RASPBERRY PI 4: SIN ENCLOSURE TURNS RASPBERRY PI INTO A MINIATURE DATA STORAGE SPACE

Network retailers began placing orders for the Raspberry Pi Mini-Tennifer NAS kit, which allows for the design of a compact network storage system based on a single-board PC. The kit contains a 3D printed body and clear acrylic sidewalls. The camera has an information panel of 106 inches and a resolution of 128 64 pixels …

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A PI CAMERA TO BE PROUD OF

A PI CAMERA TO BE PROUD OF

The Raspberry Pi HQ camera has appeared in a variety of builds since its introduction back in 2020, and has brought with it many opportunities for photographic projects to compete with the professionals. The latest we’ve been sent is from [Kevin McAleer], who has taken the camera with a full-size Pi and clothed it in a …

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This tape cassette is actually a full-fledged computer (powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero W)

This tape cassette is actually a full-fledged computer (powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero W)

The Sinclair ZX Spectrum was a compact and affordable personal computer when it first launched in 1982 for £125 (the equivalent of £470 or $745 in 2022). Designed to use tape cassettes for storage, it was also relatively easy to obtain media. But computers have gotten a lot smaller and cheaper over the past four decades, and …

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