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FWS 2365 POWERING FASTER MORE FLEXIBLE NETWORK STRUCTURES

FWS-2365: POWERING FASTER, MORE FLEXIBLE NETWORK STRUCTURES

AAEON, a leading manufacturer of network appliances and white box solutions, has released the FWS-2365 desktop network appliance. Designed with a range of powerful features including 5G support and four SFP+ ports, the FWS-2365 powers faster, smarter networks for SD-WAN and uCPE applications. The FWS-2365 is powered by Intel® Atom™ C3000 processors (formerly Denverton) with support for processors from four to […]

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Raspberry Breadstick development board features a unique form factor

Raspberry Breadstick development board features a unique form factor

The Raspberry Breadstick is a unique development board designed to simplify the process of electronic prototyping.  Its unique form factor, which is specifically designed to make prototyping more straightforward and organized. Offers users a versatile platform that caters to both beginners and experienced hobbyists, providing a wide range of features.  One of the standout features of the Raspberry Breadstick is

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OLIMEX LAUNCHED ESP32 S2 DEVKIT LIPO USB DEVELOPMENT BOARD

OLIMEX LAUNCHED ESP32-S2-DEVKIT-LIPO-USB DEVELOPMENT BOARD

ESP32-S2-DevKit-Lipo-USB is an ESP32-S2 based development board with USB host and device functionality USB-OTG ESP32-S2 is a highly integrated, low-power, single-core Wi-Fi Microcontroller SoC, designed to be secure and cost-effective, with high performance and a rich set of IO capabilities. Compared to ESP32, ESP32-S2 is only single-core and misses the Ethernet and Bluetooth connectivity, but have

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Raspberry pi Pico DSP

Raspberry pi Pico DSP

Introduction The Raspberry Pi Pico is a microcontroller board released in 2021 that has proven very popular for its small size, powerful features and affordability. Measuring just 6x20mm, the Pico packs a capable dual-core microprocessor and ample I/O pins into a tiny package. At its heart lies the RP2040 chip designed in-house by Raspberry Pi

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QUICKLOGIC LAUNCHES QOMU – AN OPEN SOURCE SOC DEV KIT THAT FITS IN YOUR USB PORT

QUICKLOGIC LAUNCHES QOMU – AN OPEN SOURCE SOC DEV KIT THAT FITS IN YOUR USB PORT

QuickLogic Corporation, a developer of ultra-low power multi-core voice-enabled SoCs, embedded FPGA IP, and endpoint AI solutions, today announced the introduction of its new Qomu development kit, a tiny form factor Arm® Cortex®-M4F MCU + eFPGA combination that fits into a USB Type A port. Optimized for the QuickLogic Open Reconfigurable Computing (QORC) initiative, the kit

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THE POWER OF USB EXTENSION CABLES

THE POWER OF USB EXTENSION CABLES

The Universal Serial Bus, commonly known as USB, is probably one of the smartest innovations of today. In this digital era, a USB extension cable plays an important part in businesses as most of our devices would be of no use without them. USB extension cables are used to access, gather, and transfer data to be easy.

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ADAFRUITS PANEL MOUNT TFT ESP32 S2 WI FI FEATHER BOARD

ADAFRUIT’S PANEL-MOUNT TFT ESP32-S2 WI-FI FEATHER BOARD

Adafruit has teased us with the announcement of the panel-mount TFT ESP32-S2 Wi-Fi Feather Board. It appears to be a succeeding version of the previous ESP32 Feather boards, by changing few positions of the components like the ESP32 module and USB-Serial converter, with the ESP32-S2-MINI module. Apart from the NeoPixel in the schematic diagram, the STEMMA-QT header fits in the middle of

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How do I power my Raspberry Pi

How do I power my Raspberry Pi?

“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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