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Embedded PCB Design
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Creating Continuous Integration Pipelines for FPGAs
In this article Ari Mahpour walks you through creating Continuous Integration pipelines targeted for FPGAs
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Designing a Home Automation IoT Device
In this article Ari Mahpour walks you through how to create your own IoT connected device and control other smart home products.
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Getting Started with ESP8266
A project overview on getting started with the ESP8266 device. Expert Ari Mahpour reviews the benefits of using a device such as the NodeMCU board from HiLetgo and how to get up and running with a few examples.
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Getting Started with MQTT
Check this out. This is a new project overview demonstrating MQTT by expert Ari Mahpour. In this article, Ari answers the What and Why of MQTT, and gives guidelines to get your project started.
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Low-Cost Verification for Digital and Analog Filters
In Low Cost Solutions for Automated Hardware in the Loop Testing, we reviewed the idea of using low-cost testing devices to validate our hardware designs. In this article I want to zoom in on a specific application that can have a high barrier to entry when it comes to verification: Digital Signal Processing (DSP), specifically signal filtering. Rather than belabor the topic of DSP I will define it simply as “digitizing signals that come into
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Low Cost Solutions for Automated Hardware in the Loop Testing
A project overview demonstrating low-cost solutions for automated hardware in the loop testing using the Pytest framework
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Best DC Laboratory Bench Power Supplies of 2021
A guide to power supplies, related requirements, technological tradeoffs, and recommended brands and models.
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Huge Vu-meter with RGB LEDs Project
A laboratory journal to guide you through the steps to develop a successful product that value-conscious customers are sure to love.
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Embedded Systems Firmware and Hardware in the Cloud
Embedded systems firmware development is easier when your hardware designers and coders can work together in the cloud.
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Pandemic PCB Prototyping: Building Electronics From Your Living Room
It feels like everyone is writing an article these days about how they’re managing (or not managing) with stay-at-home orders due to COVID-19 restrictions. At the time of writing, California (where I am based) has the highest number of cases over any other state in the United States. To combat the pandemic, most non-essential businesses have been closed or open in a limited fashion. This means that folks who are able to work from home (e.g
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IoT PCB Design: It's More Than Just Hardware Development
Altium 365 makes IoT PCB design and coding easy. Share your designs, control revisions, and fork projects directly in Altium Designer or through Altium Concord Pro.
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The Search for the All-in-One Design Data Management System
In this article we discuss the pain points of using a single design data management system over linking many together.
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Getting Through Agile Prototyping in Agile Hardware Development
If you’ve worked in software development, such as in web design or enterprise software design, you know how difficult it can be to get clients to understand the look and feel of a product from a static wireframe. We’ve had the same problem in recent projects, especially when the POC was not a technical person. The client ultimately had to take it on faith that we knew what we were doing and could deliver what we promised. There’s no substitute
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Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing: An Introduction
If you do a search for “Hardware-in-the-Loop” testing, you will frequently find examples of complex, real-time systems. This article from National Instruments, for example, gives a nice explanation and background on what hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) is, and provides an example of testing electronic control units within an automobile. In this article, we will be focusing on a smaller, more bite-sized version of HIL testing concepts. What is Hardware
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Altium Syncs Your Design and PCB Programming Software
Wondering how to program a PCB board? Altium Designer and Altium 365 can accept outputs from your PCB programming software and store them in the cloud.
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PCB Debugging: Tips, Tools, and Tricks
There are some basic testing and PCB debugging steps you should take when your new prototype has some functionality and signal integrity problems.
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Enterprise IoT Challenges for PCB Designers in 2020
Enterprise IoT became one of the biggest tech buzzwords in 2019, with many analysts promising improvements in business efficiencies and profits simply by connecting everything in the office. As time goes on, real problems that can be solved by connecting business assets start to become clear, and practical opportunities for innovation and problem solving can be identified. I would argue we’re starting to move away from the 1990s-equivalent age of
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