The STM32L5 microcontroller series is the solution and provides a new optimal balance between performance, power, and security Security has emerged as one of the 3 key areas that developers of embedded and IoT applications are thriving to improve. The STM32L5 microcontroller series is the solution and provides a new optimal balance between performance, power, […]
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The Shield96 Trusted Platform will be available for shipment on March 18th, 2020. To preorder please click the “buy” button. Your boardwill be shipped on or before March 18th 2020. The Shield96 Board based on Microchip silicon available preloaded with the EmSPARK Security Suite by Sequitur Labs provides a secure platform applicable across all
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A rugged embedded server featuring an Intel 16-core processor, -40°C to +85°C operation, two 10 Gigabit Ethernet SFP+ ports, and up to 128 GB of ECC memory. It is ideal for high performance/high data bandwidth applications. Two Mini PCIe sockets and an M.2 site provide for expansion and on-board storage. The Grizzly is a rugged embedded server
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Advantech, a leading provider of industrial computing platforms, is pleased to announce the UNO-247—a fanless entry-level Internet of Things (IoT) edge computer aimed at information technology (IT) applications. Equipped with an Intel Celeron J3455 processor, comprehensive I/O ports, and VGA, and HDMI display interfaces, UNO-247 is designed to deliver edge computing power at a competitive
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A Tour of the Pi Zero It’s Thanksgiving 2015 – the turkey’s brining, the potatos not-yet-mashed…and from Pi Towers the call goes out A NEWPI IS BORN! LONG LIVE THE PI! The Pi Zero – the smallest, thinnest, most-affordable Pi ever. So much so, it comes free with every issue of MagPi #40.Want to get
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Advantech, a global leader in the embedded computing market, is pleased to announce its first NXP i.MX8 product: ROM-7720, an Arm-based Qseven module powered by the NXP Arm® CortexTM-A72 i.MX8 high-performance processor. ROM-7720 supports 4K resolution via HDMI 2.0 with H.265 H264 hardware accelerator engines for video decoding and additional GPU for image processing. Using
Tinker Edge T, is an SBC developed by ASUS that comes equipped with an i.MX8M and an Edge TPU, running the Debian-based Mendel OS Linux on a coral SOM module with a cross-platform OS flash tool that enables easy OS image flashing to SD cards and USB drives, enabling users to get their system up and running
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ROHM today announced the availability of a highly integrated and efficient power management IC (PMIC),BD71850MWV, optimized for NXP® Semiconductors’ i.MX 8M Nano family of application processors, which features exceptional computing, and audio performance. It is the latest addition to ROHM’s growing portfolio of PMICs designed for NXP’s i.MX application processors. With the BD71837AMWV for i.MX 8M
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AAEON, an award-winning leader in industrial computing, announces the BOXER-6641, their latest fanless box PC, featuring 8th Generation Intel® Core™ and Xeon® processors. The BOXER-6641 is the most powerful fanless solution currently available on the market. The BOXER-6641 is designed to provide users with unmatched flexibility and performance. Available with two chipsets, the H310 (BOXER-6641-A1) and C246 (BOXER-6641-A2), the
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Making cool projects on the Raspberry Pi is more often than not the whole point of having one. The single-board computer’s 40 GPIO pins make it possible to attach a seemingly endless selection of external sensors, buttons and more but maker Mcllrn decided this was no longer necessary. Using nothing more than the CPU by itself, Mcllrn has managed
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