Circuit Cellar
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Circuit Cellar is the premier media resource for professional engineers, academic technologists and other electronics technology decision makers worldwide involved in the design and development of embedded processor- and microcontroller-based systems across a broad range of applications. Produced monthly (print and digital), Circuit Cellar provides critical information on embedded, electronics technology and does so at level of depth and detail tailored specifically for our readers. Our mission is tackle the key what, why and how issues of technology to help readers make smart choices with their engineering projects—all the way from prototype to production. Source
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Search ArticlesPickering LXI High-Current Switching Family
Pickering Interfaces, a leading supplier of modular signal switching and simulation solutions for electronic test and verification, has introduced the 60-191 LXI high current & sense SPST switching family. The company's highest-current switching products to date, the new family can switch signals up to 80 A and 300 V while simplifying distribution, sequencing, and management of multiple high-current power supplies in automated test systems.
KYOCERA AVX Vibration-Proof Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors
KYOCERA AVX, a leading global manufacturer of advanced electronic components engineered to accelerate technological innovation and build a better future, released two new series of compact, vibration-proof aluminum electrolytic capacitors engineered for harsh industrial environments.
Power Integrations World's First 2200 V GaN Technology
Power Integrations, the leader in high-voltage integrated circuits for energy-efficient power conversion, announced that PowiGaN™ gallium-nitride (GaN) technology is now rated at up to 2200 V, far exceeding the voltage capabilities of all other commercially available GaN technologies.
Unused Components - Circuit Cellar
Sometimes when we design electronic devices we are left with extra components, or parts thereof. This most often occurs if there are multiple components in a single package and we don't need to use them all. Let's start with logic gates. Obviously (I hope) unused extra inputs of used logic should be tied to logic high or low depending on the function ( Figure 1). For example, if we need want to OR together three signals using a 4-input OR gate, the extra input should be tied low.
Making Measurements - Circuit Cellar
What Are Accuracy and Resolution and How Do They Relate? When you're testing components you need some resolution of accuracy and some level of precision. The two are absolutely not the same, but the accuracy will never be any better than the resolution. Understanding the meaning and application of each term will let you ensure that the results are useful for your purpose. Many years ago, when I was 15, I worked in a television repair shop.
Allient Inc. Expands ElectroFlux Series Frameless Torque Motors
Allient Inc. ("Allient" or the "Company"), a global designer and manufacturer of advanced specialty motor, Motion, Controls, and Power products and solutions for targeted industries and applications, has announced the expansion of its ElectroFlux Series Frameless Torque Motors with the addition of new 25 mm and 38 mm sizes, supporting a wider range of compact robotics and precision motion applications. Learn more about the ElectroFlux Series Frameless Torque Motors here.
TI Next-Gen Industrial Systems with CAN XL Transceiver
Texas Instruments (TI) introduced the industry's first commercially available CAN XL transceiver, designed to help industrial engineers keep pace with the growing data demands of modern networks.
Efinix® Launches Titanium Edge™ FPGA Family
Efinix® Inc., the FPGA pioneer accelerating edge AI innovation, announced the Titanium Edge™ family of FPGAs, purpose-built for the most demanding edge AI applications. Built on the company's proven Titanium architecture, Efinix's latest suite of devices is optimized for next-generation edge AI deployments across several high-growth markets.
DIY Vision Sensors - Circuit Cellar
Low-Cost Machine Vision Is Yours for the Hacking Join Dr. Torq and explore several readily available machine vision sensors that can give your projects "sight" right now. He discusses practical features of the Pixy, JeVois and Huskylens2, then share how he's used them in his Steampunk Eye Ball and Hedley, his robot skull. Highlights of the hardware, software, firmware and workflows will get you started down your own DIY AI-at-the-edge machine vision road.
Sensing, Systems, and Security - Circuit Cellar
Welcome to the September issue of Circuit Cellar, where we explore how modern embedded systems engineering is evolving from isolated circuits into deeply integrated systems. Today's engineers can no longer view hardware, firmware, user interfaces, or network security as independent siloes. Instead, resilient, intelligent systems require unified perspectives across every layer of design. At the foundation of any physical system are perception and motion.