This guy built himself an old school SMS using an ASR-33 Teletype machine, which was introduced to the market in 1963. It’s connected to a GSM modem via an ARM microcontroller. via Hackaday and Geekosystem
August 3, 2011
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 How Google and Intel use Calibre DesignEnhancer to reduce IR drop and improve reliabilitySponsored by Siemens Digital Industries Software Through real-world examples from Intel and Google, we highlight how Calibre’s DesignEnhancer maximizes layout modifications while ensuring DRC compliance. |
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Ultra-low Power Fuel Gauging for Rechargeable Embedded Devices
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Fuel gauging is a critical component of today’s rechargeable embedded devices. In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton and Robin Saltnes of Nordic Semiconductor explore the variety of benefits that Nordic Semiconductor’s nPM1300 PMIC brings to rechargeable embedded devices, the details of the fuel gauge system at the heart of this solution, and the five easy steps that you can take to implement this solution into your next embedded design.