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Power Management for IoT Devices
August 25, 2015 by Martin Cooke

Power Management for IoT Devices

Cypress Semiconductor Corp have announced a family of power management ICs designed for use with low-power IoT connected devices deriving power from tiny solar cells and optional primary batteries. In a typical setup...
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Review: JOY-iT DPS5005 Programmable Lab Power Supply
June 25, 2019 by Ton Giesberts

Review: JOY-iT DPS5005 Programmable Lab Power Supply

Using the small power supply module DPS5005 from JOY-iT, a programmable laboratory power supply can be put together. The module can (at the maximum allowed input voltage of 55 V) supply no less than 0...50 V at 0...5 A, 250 W, that is. It does, however, require another AC/DC power supply module to provide the input voltage in order to make a complete lab power supply. JOY-iT has the housing DPS-Case in their line-up, especially for this module. This kit contains all the components to house the module neatly and safely.
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Look Ma, No Hands!
May 16, 2019 by Denis Meyer

Look Ma, No Hands!

This circular wall clock comes as a partially assembled kit. It is presented in the form of a simple ring of about 25 cm (10 inches) diameter, to hang on the wall. In fact, all you see is this sober black crown a few centimetres in size, which acts as the dial. No display, no hands, no second hand, no pendulum, nothing like that. And yet, like all good timepieces, this one does have hands, a second hand, and even a pendulum.
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Heading Towards a Tsunami of Light
May 14, 2019 by Jan Buiting

Heading Towards a Tsunami of Light

Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology and the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, have proposed a way to create a completely new source of radiation. Ultra-intense light pulses consist of the motion of a single wave and can be described as a tsunami of light. The strong wave can be used to study interactions between matter and light in a unique way. Their research is now published in the scientific journal Physical Review Letters.
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Oh, the Raw Power: Siglent SPD3000X Lab Power Supply
May 9, 2019 by Denis Meyer

Oh, the Raw Power: Siglent SPD3000X Lab Power Supply

From your lab power supply, you look for power, infallible reliablility and stability of a gazlillionth of a volt. Hence the reticence towards anything in this area that is not a-na-lo-gue… Now the Siglent SPD3000X programmable power supply is, rightly, striking for its TFT liquid crystal screen. Since this one displays essential parameters and voltage waveforms in real time, does that carry enough weight to sway the opinion of old greybeards?
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