Reverse engineering CAN bus data from an EV. Introduction In connected cars manufacturers gather diagnostic data and transmit them for field studies or planed maintenance. The GSM modem in my smart electric drive EV was in this mode for a certain time. I wanted to know what information was gathered and began to analyze the CAN […]
VersaLogic, a frontier in the development of single board computers, has recently launched a new SBC that is designed for the Android markets called the Android Eval Kit. The new kit will be an upgrade from Versalogic having generally been know to produce mostly Linux, and sometimes Windows-based single board computers like the Zebra SBC, SandCat, or
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Raspberry Pi enthusiasts looking for a way to squeeze extra power from their Raspberry Pi 4 mini PC may be interested in a new article published to the Seeed Studio blog this week taking you through the process of safely overclocking your Raspberry Pi 4 to 2.147GHz. As you would expect you will need a Raspberry Pi
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MSC Technologies Presents First COM Express Type 7 Module With Intel Atom C3000 Processor For Server Applications Stutensee, Germany – MSC Technologies, the technology brand of Avnet Integrated Solutions, presents the MSC C7B-DV, its first COM Express™ module in accordance with the new Type 7 standard, at the embedded world 2018 in Hall 2, Booth
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Pine64 has this week announced that a new HardROCK64 mini PC will be launching in a few months time during April 2020 offering an ARM-powered single-board computer priced from $35. Features of the mini PC include a Rockchip RK3399 hexa-core processor, 802.11ac WiFi and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity and offering a Raspberry Pi alternative. Three configurations of
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New Grove AI HAT For Edge Computing Is Released From SeedStudio Seeed Studio announced a Grove HAT for Raspberry Pi based on the Sipeed RISC-V MAix. This follows after Sipeedlaunched their 64-bit RISC-V MAix module, crowdfunding a series of boards on Indiegogo at the end of last year. The MAix module is based on Kendryte’s K210 processor, which features two
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[Matteo] bought a new Raspberry Pi 4. Why not? You get a quad-core ARM processor, up to 4 GB of RAM, and a gigabit Ethernet port for $35 $35-55. However, the default operating system is still a 32-bit system and doesn’t take advantage of the Pi 4’s 64-bit capable CPU. So he installed a light version of
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KBox A-230-LS with SMARC-sAL28 offers up to five TSN-enabled 1GB Ethernet ports for IoT applications Kontron, a leading global provider of IoT/Embedded Computing Technology (ECT), has announced the KBox A-230-LS, a new compact industrial computer platform designed specifically for Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) applications. The KBox A-230-LS is equipped with a SMARC module based on the NXP
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VAMRS has designed a new version of their board with the launch of the Rock960 model C, that is much cheaper than the early Rockchip RK3399 Rock960 board and still compliant to 96Board’s specifications without losing out in performance. In comparison with last year prices, 96Boards compliant Rock960 board was sold for $99 and up. It had these main features: Rockchip RK3399 processor, up to 4GB RAM,
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We recently placed an order on JLCPCB.com for 5 pieces of a PCB design we have done here at electronics-lab.com. The project we were dealing is a 60V to 5V @ 3.5A buck converter based on TPS54360B and we are going to publish it soon under Projects -> Power. The PCB design has 2 layers and was done on Autodesk Eagle. In
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