22/03/2021
As more projects move to the Internet of Things, the challenges of embedded code become more obvious.
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15/03/2021
Adding a connected device to your portfolio can be challenging. Jonathan Pallant looks at how to pick the ‘perfect ingredients’.
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05/03/2021
Markets are subject to fads and the embedded-control sector is far from immune to them. In the 1990s, fuzzy logic seemed to be the way forward and microcontroller (MCU) vendors scrambled to put support into their offerings only to see it flame out.
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23/02/2021
As more vehicles become electrified so there is a need for improved levels of functional safety that require much higher levels of accurate battery monitoring.
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08/02/2021
Since the first mobile camera was strapped to an adventurer’s helmet, users have been clamouring for video in motion.
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04/02/2021
In the TME catalogue, the offer of Panasonic Industry takes a special place. It includes a very wide selection of products designed for constructing top quality electronic devices.
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28/01/2021
As the demand for EVs accelerates so the need for an effective power charging infrastructure becomes critical.
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06/01/2021
Ports are fundamental to the way in which the global economy operates, handling upwards of 90% of world trade.
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04/01/2021
Located in Quebec City, Canada, the Robotiq company was set up with one aim in mind – to free human hands from repetitive tasks - and to that end it has been focused on developing a range of tools and software for the collaborative robotics (cobots) market.
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15/12/2020
Inrush current effect is common in electric motors. Sometimes, in case of ill-designed electrical wiring systems, switching on the motor may activate the fuse. It is caused by the inrush current – when the motor starts, it takes the current much higher than the regular operating current or than the motor which is in a stable working mode. The effect is rather short-lasting. For example, for a 3-phase motor it lasts 75 to 150ms, but the current increases by 500% to 1200%, which may cause serious problems and malfunctions. Besides, the measurement of the inrush current is required in the maintenance of electric motors.
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07/12/2020
Operating Systems (OSs) like Linux and Android are widely used in embedded systems but being large, complex and inevitably containing numerous flaws once compromised, an attacker can violate the security and take control of the whole system.
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03/12/2020
Deep learning has an energy problem. Model sizes have been spiralling up, and doing so at an increasing rate as users exploit cloud servers armed with graphics processing units to crunch the numbers.
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23/11/2020
Today, unlike in the past, connected industrial devices are expected to communicate directly with enterprise applications.
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11/11/2020
The trend to embed wireless charging capability into consumer devices has been led by the Wireless Power Consortium’s (WPC) Qi charging standard, which is the most widely adopted technology for the wireless charging of smartphones.
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10/11/2020
?The ability to send an electric current through the air, from one location to another, may not be a new idea but it has certainly taxed the minds of engineers for many years – that is the ability to transmit power wherever it is required and without the need for wires.
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09/11/2020
Could Virtual Reality replace physical travel helping the leisure and tourism industry to reinvent itself post Covid-19?
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04/11/2020
All around the country, at all times of the day, 365 days a year, commercial vehicles are on the move.
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29/10/2020
There are four trends now shaping the automotive market and in a report published in 2016 by McKinsey & Company (“Automotive revolution – perspective towards 2030”) these were identified as autonomy, connectivity, electrification and diverse mobility.
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09/10/2020
In the last decade billions of connected devices have been created and adopted presenting an endless number of security challenges each day.
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29/09/2020
As the demand for electric vehicles has accelerated, so automotive manufacturers and original equipment manufacturers (OEM) are adapting their business strategies as they look to engage with this market.
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22/09/2020
Electric drives require effective protection against overloads and short circuits. Both phenomena cause motor disruption and create a risk of damage to the motor. This could lead to a potentially dangerous situation for people in contact with the devices. Modern motor breakers are the current remedy for both threats, and are a part of multi-level drive protection systems together with circuit breakers, RCD breakers, contactors, detectors (sensors) of phase failure and phase sequence, and undervoltage protection.
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21/09/2020
Looking at AI processing for the Industrial Internet of Things, then you need to consider where the bulk of the data processing will take place.
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15/09/2020
AIoT could be the key to digital transformation, provided the diverse set of competencies required can be brought together effectively.
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04/09/2020
New processor ISAs appear rarely, so the RISC-V ISA has created a real ‘buzz’ among embedded engineers. Mark Patrick explains.
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26/08/2020
Optical sensors are being used to help create a safer, touch-free world as a result of COVID, as Gabriele Fulco explains to New Electronics.
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