Renesas Electronics has introduced all-in-one solutions for managing lithium-ion battery packs in a wide range of ...

Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE:6723), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today introduced all-in-one solutions for managing lithium-ion battery packs in a wide range of ...

For example, the vintage IDE bus is being replaced by SATA (Serial ATA ... analog and mixed signal solutions and enabling connectivity technologies, including USB, Flash Disk Drive, Ethernet, Gigabit ...

CH570 also comes with 12KB SRAM and 256KB flash (vs 2KB SRAM and ... code samples in C for the MounRiver IDE, and documentation in Chinese. The development board is based on the CH572 RISC-V MCU and ...

It also features a USB-C port for power, firmware flash, and debugging. M5Stack says it’s suitable ... Software development can be performed through the Arduino IDE, the ESP-IDF framework, and soon ...

Here you can find official releases of the Kookaberry firmware and the Kookaberry PC Suite, which includes an IDE, a Teacher's Window and ... Unplug and re-plug the device from USB. The blue LED ...

The below circuit diagram shows the complete hardware wiring setup of the Arduino-based Smart Walking Stick for the Blind ...

This repository hosts the firmware of the Ultimate Hacking Keyboard. If you want to use the latest firmware version for your UHK, then instead of going through the pain of building the firmware, ...

Designed for li-ion batteries in 2-4 and 3-10 cell series (S), R-BMS F solutions include the company’s industry-leading fuel gauge ICs (FGICs), an integrated MCU and an analog battery front end, ...

If you're a casual user, you probably think of a USB flash drive as simply a place to store files or photos. Here are five ...

When you think of a USB flash drive, you probably only see it as a portable device for storing and transferring files between computers. USB drives are perfect for this since they're affordable ...

The USB interface makes them universally applicable — with the Type A and Type C designs now available in two connector formats. The differences in the flash modules themselves are worth knowing.