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Bourns today announced the CSI2F-6918, CSI2F-7036, CSI2F-8518 and CSI2F-8536 Series Current Sense Resistor Modules. These module-style current sense resistors provide ultra-low resistance values from 25 to 200 µΩ, an integrated 10 kΩ NTC thermistor, continuous power ratings up to 36 W at a terminal temperature of 125 °C and operating temperatures from 40 °C to +125 °C.
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Large language models with hundreds of billions of parameters normally live in data centres, on servers with far more memory than any single-board computer. So it is a surprise to see one answer a question on an Arduino. In a project published on Arduino Project Hub, Jim Bruges ran GLM-5.3, a 744-billion-parameter model whose files take up about 419 GB, on an Arduino VENTUNO Q with just 16 GB…
Hioki is one of those Japanese test-equipment names that engineers associate with quality and with a high price, so a Hioki multimeter for 95 US dollars sounds like a fake. It isn't. The DT4215 is a genuine, Hioki-approved meter made in China and sold only for the Chinese market, and Dave Jones of EEVblog just bought one from AliExpress to tear it down. Inside he found input protection that is…
Marble machines usually stop at clocks, with a fixed number of digits and a fixed amount of space. Ivan Miranda wanted a display that never runs out of room. His new Marble Scroller is a huge 3D-printed wheel that writes text in black and white marbles using a 7x5 pixel font, lets each line roll off the other side and then recycles the same marbles to write the next one. It can do uppercase,…
Walk into almost any shop in India and you will hear it: a small speaker on the counter calling out "Rs 10 received" the moment a customer pays by UPI. Makers have built their own versions before, but almost all of them need a merchant account with a payment gateway, which most students and hobbyists simply don't have. Now techiesms has built an ESP32 payment soundbox that skips the merchant…
Most of us give up on Bluetooth once we walk into the next room, so this result is worth a second look. The team behind the YouTube channel nktbuilds set out to make an ordinary coin-sized Bluetooth tag reach a receiver 12 km away, about 1,200 times the 10 m or so where a normal Bluetooth link gives up. They did it without adding a single milliwatt of transmit power. A 60-euro grid dish, a…
Microchip Technology (Nasdaq: MCHP) today announces the expansion of its L-Series of timing devices with the launch of its LX-820 Radiation-Tolerant Quartz Oscillator, designed for Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and other space applications. The L-Series portfolio provides satellite developers with a wide range of oscillator architectures to select from, each with varying frequency stability, phase…
Infineon has added two new parts to the main line of its PSOC Control C3 motor and power microcontrollers. The PSC3M6 is for motor control and the PSC3P6 is for power conversion. The headline features are that one 180 MHz Arm Cortex-M33 can now run up to four brushless DC motors, sensored or sensorless, and that firmware verification uses post-quantum cryptography in line with the US CNSA 2.0…
Madhya Pradesh used the first day of its Semiconductor Summit in Indore on 23 October to collect investment proposals worth about Rs. 5,800 crore, which the state expects to create more than 10,000 jobs, Business Standard reports. This is not a wafer fab announcement. Most of the money is aimed at ESDM manufacturing, chip design, verification and packaging-related work, which is where a state…
Plenty of perfectly good internet radios, including many built on Frontier Silicon modules, can play a plain MP3 stream over HTTP but have no idea what to do with an HLS (.m3u8) playlist. When a favourite station moves to HLS, the radio simply goes quiet. Clifford Farrugia built HLS Radio Converter to fix that. It runs on a Raspberry Pi on your home network, pulls the HLS stream, and hands the…
The DSKY was the keypad and display Apollo astronauts used to talk to the Apollo Guidance Computer, and Michael Newton has rebuilt one at 1:1 scale from archived NASA and MIT drawings. Inside the 3D-printed case, a Raspberry Pi 4B runs yaAGC, the Virtual AGC project's emulator of the original computer, so the keypad, the green VERB/NOUN/PROG readout and the warning lights all behave as they…
Running DOOM on odd hardware is an old tradition, but Artur Bieniek has picked one of the tightest targets yet: the FNIRSI DMC-100, a budget clamp meter built around an Artery AT32F415 microcontroller with just 32 KB of RAM. His open-source port of doomgeneric plays the whole first episode of Freedoom on the meter's 320x240 colour screen, with sound effects on the buzzer, and it averages 29…
