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The parts that are used to create electronics devices and circuits. Common components used in electronics are the resistor, capacitor, inductor, diode, transistor, and the integrated circuit. Electromechanical devices like switches, relays, connectors, and enclosures are also considered components.

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Phononics makes smaller mobile devices possible

January 4, 2019

Source: Caltech

Phononics makes smaller mobile devices possible

Modern mobile devices use components that use acoustic waves (vibrations) to filter or delay signals. The currently available components in this area (SAW-filters, Surface Acoustic Wave-filters) make further reductions in the size of mobile devices difficult, if not impossible, and furthermore have limitations as to the bandwidth that can be obtained.

Optical gyro dwarfed by a grain of rice

December 20, 2018 by Thomas Scherer

Optical gyro dwarfed by a grain of rice

At the Californian Institute of Technology (CalTech), the development of a new type of tiny optical gyroscope has been made possible thanks to improvements in signal-to-noise performance...

December 10, 2018 by Elektor Team

PolarFire FPGA Burst Mode Receiver creates small form factor 10G passive optical network applications

Microchip announces, through its Microsemi Corporation subsidiary, the first Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) for 10G Passive Optical Network (PON) Optical Line Terminal (OLT) implementation in compact form factor. The new PolarFire FPGA Burst Mode Receiver (BMR) solution is also the only offering of its kind to enable 10G PON solutions in Small Form Factor Pluggable (SFP) and 10 Gb SFP (XFP) footprints.

Image: Microchip

December 3, 2018 by Elektor Team

Single-chip maXTouch® touchscreen controllers enable 20-inch automotive touchscreens

Microchip announces a new family of single-chip maXTouch® touchscreen controllers designed to address challenges in the design of modern automotive capacitive touch systems with screens up to 20 inches in size.

Review: PaPiRus ePaper Screen HAT for Raspberry Pi

November 1, 2018 by Clemens Valens

Review: PaPiRus ePaper Screen HAT for Raspberry Pi

The objective of the PaPiRus ePaper Screen HAT for Raspberry Pi is to make ePaper technology available to anyone, which is why it is a fully open source product with schematics and source code at GitHub. Besides the ePaper display, the HAT also has four pushbuttons, a real-time clock (RTC) and a temperature sensor.

Image: Microchip

October 29, 2018 by Elektor Team

Industry’s smallest multi-output MEMS Clock Generator offers up to 80 percent board space savings on timing components

Microchip announces the industry’s smallest MEMS clock generator. The DSC613 can replace up to three crystals and oscillators on a board, reducing timing component board-space by up to 80 percent. The device eliminates the need for an external crystal by integrating a low-power and high-stability Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) resonator.

Build a UPDI programmer for modern AVR microcontrollers

October 23, 2018

by Clemens Valens

Build a UPDI programmer for modern AVR microcontrollers

The latest AVR microcontrollers from Microchip like the ATmega4809, ATmega3209, ATtiny816, and ATtiny1616 are programmed through a Unified Program and Debug Interface (UPDI). The MKII programmers that many of us have for AVR programming do not support this interface. Luckily, it is possible to build your own from an Arduino and an open-source library. Here is how.

Image: Swissbit

October 22, 2018 by Elektor Team

Expansion of Flash Memory Production in Berlin kick-started

Construction has begun on Swissbit’s new R&D and manufacturing facility. All of the company’s flash memory products are exclusively produced in Germany. A symbolic groundbreaking ceremony on 31 July 2018 initiated the planned tripling of the production capacity at the CleanTech Business Park location in Berlin-Marzahn, Germany.

Image: Swissbit

October 22, 2018 by Elektor Team

Swissbit S-450 SD memory card survives high-temperature bake

Swissbit AG, a leading manufacturer of industrial-grade flash memory solutions, provided a 32GB S-450 SD memory card to Hitwell Deep Well Imaging, Inc to test “High-Temperature Grade” video usability.

October 3, 2018 by C.J. Abate

Q&A with Natasha Baker: On Developing a Parts Library for Circuit Board Design

Back in 2013, Natasha Baker launched SnapEDA to develop a search engine for electronics design content. Today, the company’s library comprises handy models for millions of electronic components.

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