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New Lattice CrossLink-NX FPGAs Bring Power and Performance Leadership to Embedded Vision and Edge AI Applications
December 10, 2019 by Lattice Semiconductor

New Lattice CrossLink-NX FPGAs Bring Power and Performance Leadership to Embedded Vision and Edge AI Applications

This is a submission from Lattice Semiconductor on the first FPGA developed on its new Lattice Nexus™ FPGA platform, CrossLink-NX™. This new FPGA provides the low power, small form factor, reliability, and performance that developers need to create innovative embedded vision and AI solutions for communications, compute, industrial, automotive, and consumer systems.
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Electronics Manufacturing for the Masses: Q&A with Felix Plitzko
October 23, 2018 by C.J. Abate

Electronics Manufacturing for the Masses: Q&A with Felix Plitzko

Designers around the globe are constantly seeking affordable, easy-to-use rapid prototyping and electronics manufacturing solutions. Felix Plitzko (CEO and Co-Founder, AISLER) talks about his mission to bring next-generation professional electronics manufacturing services to designers in Europe and beyond. 
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Hardware Pioneers IoT Showcase Is Back to London
May 22, 2018 by Elektor Team

Hardware Pioneers IoT Showcase Is Back to London

Some of the best European startups will showcase their products alongside leading technology providers in the IoT sector. Join Hardware Pioneers showcase on 7th June 2018  in Old Street, London and connect with over 500 entrepreneurs and engineers reinventing the ‘future of things’.
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Gain the Leading Edge With PICMG
April 20, 2017 by Elektor Team

Gain the Leading Edge With PICMG

PICMG is an open modular computing specification group that can help you gain a competitive edge with early access to key technologies and promotion of your products. The low-cost membership group gives you the opportunity to have a modular, scalable upgrade path for your computing solution and reduce the risk for your customers. Learn. Promote. Collaborate. Leverage. Become a leader in your industry! Join PICMG.
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USB2GO: A Tiny Android Development Board
March 27, 2014 by Tessel Renzenbrink

USB2GO: A Tiny Android Development Board

Open Source USB2GO is a small development board that plugs directly into the micro USB port of your Android smartphone. The purpose of the USB2GO is to make it easy developers to build hardware gadgets for the Android phone. The device can be used to build a thermometer, a portable oscilloscope or anything else the community comes up with. It's about the size of a USB stick and powered from the phone so no extra batteries are needed. USB2GO is currently being crowdsourced on Kickstarter in...
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Build your own 3D printer (3) — Hardware considerations: principles
January 10, 2012 by Thijs Beckers

Build your own 3D printer (3) — Hardware considerations: principles

Follow Elektor Design Engineer Chris Vossen as he builds his own 3D printer When looking into our project, we have to make several decisions that determine the further course of the project. In order to print in 3D, we have to be able to move either our ‘printing head’, our printed object, or a combination of the two in three dimensions. We went for the combination of both a moving printing head and a moving object table. Here’s why. A table moving in only one direction is not very hard to des...
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The Future Hardware of Bitcoin Mining
June 26, 2011 by Tessel Renzenbrink

The Future Hardware of Bitcoin Mining

Earlier I wrote about bitcoin and its potential to revolutionize the monetary system beyond all recognition. Over the past weeks the digital currency has attracted quite some attention. From politicians (who want to forbid it), economists (who test its merits against their theories) and thieves. The traction is driving up the exchange rate. A year ago, when only hardcore enthusiasts were in the game 1 bitcoin (BTC) was worth a couple of dollar cents. Today buying 1 BTC exchanges for $16. Bitcoin...
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Atmel FPGA design course - part 3
December 1, 1999 by Gordon Pocock

Atmel FPGA design course - part 3

So far in this series of articles, we have looked at two areas of FPGA usage. Having looked at the design methodologies available to us, and the usage of FPGA design software, we are now in a position to consider the hardware implications of FPGA usage.
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BASIC Stamp programming course - part 1:
September 1, 1999 by Chuck Schoeffler and Ken Gracey

BASIC Stamp programming course - part 1:

This is the first of a series of articles discussing the assembly of a simple robot, called BoE-Bot, we’ll use to learn introductory programming with the BASIC Stamp. The BoE portion is the BOARD OF EDUCATION, and the Bot refers to robot chassis. The project is flexible, and could also be a rolling breadboard. Provided you’ve got a Stampbased servo driven platform, following the lessons will be easy.
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PC-controlled model railway: EEDTS Pro - part 1:
June 1, 1999 by S van de Vries

PC-controlled model railway: EEDTS Pro - part 1:

The Elektor Electronics Digital Train System published in this magazine in 1989/90 was warmly received by the regrettably declining core of model train enthusiasts. Now, almost ten years later, much of the electronics technology has changed and it is, therefore, felt necessary to update a number of key elements of that system. One of the more important changes is the prominent role given to the personal computer (PC). This development also opens the way to a number of new applications.
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