IoT
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5 Watt AC/DC Modules for Industry 4.0, IoT and Smart Home RECOM introduced new encapsulated 5W power supply modules which operate up to an impressive +90°C. These modules accept input… |
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Samsung outlines its vision for products and services for the next era of connected living, enabled by AI, IoT and 5G Samsung Electronics, in a press conference at IFA, outlined its commitment to developing ground-breaking products and services… |
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Battery Fuel-Gauge ICs Deliver Lowest Operating Current to Maximize Run-Time for Mobile and Portable Devices Designers of lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery-powered mobile and portable devices such as wearables, electric bicycles, power tools… |
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Samsung’s Exynos i S111 Delivers Efficiency and Reliability for Narrowband IoT Devices Samsung Electronics announced its new narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) solution, Exynos i S111 which provides… |
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Sending Email Using MSP430 Launchpad and ESP8266 We are moving towards the World of Internet of Things (IoT), a technology which is going to play a very… |
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DIY Wi-Fi Jammer using NodeMCU ESP12 Have you ever thought about jamming the Wi-Fi connection network? Now days Wi-Fi password hacking is very common, so by jamming… |
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Plug-and-Play Wireless Battery Charger Development Kit to Build Ultra-Compact Chargers for Wearables and IoT Devices STMicroelectronics released a new plug-and-play wireless battery charger development kit STEVAL-ISB045V1 for small IoT devices… |
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STMicroelectronics Updates Free Embedded Software for Enhanced LoRaWAN Experience STMicroelectronics is making its I-CUBE-LRWAN Expansion Package for the STM32 family of microcontrollers in… |
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Maxim’s New Microcontroller Delivers Advanced Cryptography, Secure Key Storage and Tamper Detection in a 50% Smaller Package Maxim introduced a new microcontroller MAX32558 to Deliver Advanced Cryptography, Secure Key Storage and Tamper Detection in a… |
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Alexa Voice Controlled LED using Raspberry Pi and ESP12 In previous tutorials we have seen How we can build an Amazon Echo Speaker and then how can we control any Raspberry Pi… |
