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Battery (Lithium, Nimh, Nicd) Capacity Tester Using Arduino

Battery (Lithium, Nimh, Nicd) Capacity Tester Using Arduino

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The increased interest in IoT and electric automobiles around the world is driving an increase in the use of Lithium-Ion/Lithium-Polymer/NiCd/NiMH batteries as more devices and applications are using them, due to their high energy storage capacity to size ratio. This increased interest is, however, causing an increase in the number of batteries with “fake” ampere-hours […]

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Arbor’s “emq-rk390” Qseven Module Runs Linux or Android on a Rockchip Rk3399

Arbor’s “emq-rk390” Qseven Module Runs Linux or Android on a Rockchip Rk3399

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ARBOR Technology, a leading provider of embedded computing solutions, which featured this year on concluded Embedded World 2019 Exhibition that took place in Nuremberg, Germany has launched the EmQ-RK390 Qseven module which is based on the RK3399-based SoC. The Qseven concept is an off-the-shelf, multi-vendor, Computer-On-Module that integrates all the core components of a standard PC and is mounted onto an

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Azure Sphere Mt3620 Starter Kit for Creating Secured Iot Edge Devices

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Last year, Microsoft signed with Avnet as a strategic partner for their Azure platform – a platform for robust cloud computing. This partnership is expected to help boost the already fragile IoT market and adds some level of reputation to it considering Avnet is a big name in the electronics industry and Microsoft a top

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Iot rapid prototyping-10mn from sensor to dashboard

Iot rapid prototyping: 10mn from sensor to dashboard

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Seluxit has released IoT rapid prototyping kits based on it’s single-board computer, SLXPorcupine. If you have a smartphone, an internet connection and Seluxit’s IoT rapid-prototyping solution, then 10 minutes is all you need to create IoT prototypes that feel at home even in industrial settings. By julien happich @ eenewseurope.com Claiming your device is as

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