Electronics
Toshiba and Nordic Semi team-up to launch the World’s Smallest BLE Module
Nordic Semiconductor today announces that Tokyo, Japan-based multinational conglomerate, Toshiba Corporation, has selected the 2.48 by 2.46mm wafer level chip scale package (WLCSP) version of Nordic’s nRF52811 Bluetooth Low Energy
Ultra-low current consumption linear battery charger
The STBC15 is a linear charger thin film battery with a maximum charging current of 40 mA. The device uses a CC/CV algorithm to charge the battery. Thanks to the
New KYOCERA Ceramic RFID Package With Embedded Antenna Increases Read Range Up To 2X
IoT innovation accelerates expansion of RFID applications in automotive, mHealth, many other markets May 2, 2017: Kyocera Corporation (President: Hideo Tanimoto) announced that it has developed an ultra-small ceramic package
USB Type-C: Enabling adoption of new standard for electronics
The days of carrying around multiple chargers and accessories for your smartphone, laptop and other electronic devices may be coming to an end, thanks to the next-generation universal serial bus
Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C)
History During the 1980s, Philips developed the two wire inter-integrated circuit (I2C ) bus to provide an easy way to connect peripherals to a central processing unit (CPU/ MCU) in
IoT is old wine in new bottle
In this interview we take a look at a systems design house named Shalaka Technologies. They focus on embedded systems design, and specialise in the integration of MEMS, communication interfaces,
Reverse Current Protection Of Embedded System
We all might have experienced the sting of burning silicon while working on electronics systems, that is one of the things that reverse current can do to your system.
Microcurrent humidity sensor
With the advent of Internet of Things, developers are coming with gadgets and inventions that are targeted to monitor the basic parameters that exist around us viz. Temperature, Humidity and
Mini Bluetooth Smart module
Fujitsu’s MBH7BLZ07 Bluetooth Smart module is approximately 50% smaller than its predecessor, the MBH7BLZ02, yet packs a Nordic Semiconductor nRF51822 SoC, which is built around an ARM 32-bit Cortex M0
Capacitive sensor IC
Jon Baldwin of Texas Instruments says this will be easier and lower cost to design when you measure small changes in capacitance in a conductor rather than absolute capacitance levels.
