DELFT, NETHERLANDS – May 21, 2025 – Innatera, a developer of neuromorphic processors, today announced Pulsar, which the company said is the first commercially available microcontroller to bring ...

We love close-up pictures of intricate work, and [w] hits the spot with a tiny joule thief in a fuse case (social media post, embedded below) powered by an old coin cell from a watch. It’s so tiny!

[Marius Taciuc’s] latest endeavor, the B4 Thinker, offers a captivating glimpse into microcontroller architecture through a modular approach. This proof-of-concept project is meticulously ...

Exhibiting a low mated height of 4.35mm, the Si-Fly LP (low profile) cable-to-board assemblies have been released by Samtec for use in data centre, HPC and AI applications. Typically in these areas ...

This paper develops a modified feedback active noise control (ANC)algorithm to design an active noise-reducing headset with a low-cost microcontroller unit (MCU), offering a cheaper solution to noise ...

Targeting embedded sensors in wearables/smart home as well as in the industrial and automotive sectors, Innatera’s Pulsar neuromorphic processor is now commercially available, bringing brain-like ...

A flip-flop in digital electronics is formally defined as "A bistable device with synchronous inputs that changes state only at specified transitions of a clock signal" (IEEE Standard 91/1984) In ...

Abstract: Along with people's demand for crop diversity and the greenhouse development, the greenhouse monitoring system becomes very important for making the crops grow better. In this paper, the SCM ...

RECOM has released power modules featuring an ultra-wide input voltage range of 18 to 264 VAC and 18 to 375 VDC. Designed with a standard 1.5 by 2… ...

This release of NMSIS recommended to use with Nuclei RISC-V Toolchain >= 2025.02 The Nuclei Microcontroller Software Interface Standard(NMSIS) is a vendor-independent hardware abstraction layer for ...

At it’s most basic level, a microcontroller IS a computer. Which, frankly is already confusing. But think of it this way, all computers, from giant mainframes to smartphones, have a few things ...