The Germanium-Tin Laser: Answer to the On-Chip Data Bottleneck? – IEEE Spectrum
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Nowadays you can find many low-cost microcontroller devboards (starting from just few dollars/euros). More recently, we’ve seen ARM Cortex kits for $10-$50, the flowering of the whole Arduino ecosystem, and of course, the Raspberry Pi. It’s microcontroller heaven with very many dev boards available. You you want more performance, there is a wide selection of →
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Here are my collection of trends and predictions for electronics industry for 2015: The computer market, once the IC growth driver per se, apparently is approaching saturation status. Communications industry is still growing (6.8%.). Automotive V2X, LED lighting and smart domestic objects are set to drive semiconductor market growth through the year 2020, according to →
http://emfguide.itu.int/emfguide_m.html#page2_1 Are RF signals dangerous? Check the facts. Posted from WordPress for Android →
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 →