This might be a bit late for this – but better to be late than too late: I just happened to find out that there is 2014 Advent Calender of Circuits. Every day this month and until Christmas, [vk2zay] is (has already been!) posting a simple but useful hack in his 2nd sort-of-annual “Advent Calender →
Year 2015 is coming, and here are links to some article worth to read to get to know what to expect in technology: IEEE: Top 10 technology trends for 2015 article tells that IEEE Computer Society announces the top 10 most important technology trends for 2015 and explores how these technologies will be integrated into →
http://spectrum.ieee.org/energywise/energy/the-smarter-grid/turning-ewaste-into-light Posted from WordPress for Android →
http://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/semiconductors/materials/electronic-jello Interesting idea. Posted from WordPress for Android →
In the begining of this year I wrote posting Electronics trends for 2014 that includes my expectations for this year. As year 2014 ends in few weeks, it is a good idea to look back how well those estimations went. I use italics for material from the original Electronics trends for 2014 posting. The Internet →
Popular Electronics magazine was once one of the best-selling DIY electronics magazines. And now you can relive memories from many years back by browsing through this archive of PDFs of all back issues from 1954 to 1982. It is interesting historical content. In November 1982 the magazine became Computers & Electronics. Popular Electronics was sold →
A solar inverter converts the variable direct current (DC) output of a photovoltaic (PV) solar panel into a utility frequency alternating current (AC) that can be fed into a commercial electrical grid or used by a local, off-grid electrical network. It allows to the use of ordinary AC-powered equipment with solar power. Solar inverters may →
How to build a IoT device? Cloudwash – Creating the Technical Prototype is an interesting project description how to design and build a connected washing machine. Cloudwash developers understood that to understand and design for this type of device, the designers need to have a working technical prototype that allows experimenting and getting experience. So →
http://spectrum.ieee.org/semiconductors/memory/sixstate-memristor-opens-door-to-weird-computing Posted from WordPress for Android →
There is a wide variation of processors that are used and aimed for IoT. The processors in use range typically from small 8 bit micro-controllers to 32 bit ARM processors and more. 7 Controllers for Internet of Things article has a good update on newest trends. EDN magazine article 7 Controllers for Internet of Things →