29/12/2019, hardwarebee
SPI stands for Serial Peripheral Interface. Developed by Motorola in the 1980s, SPI protocol is now a specification standard for short distance communication especially in embedded systems.
How Does SPI Protocol Work?
The SPI architecture is a typical master slave structure having a single master and communicating with
25/09/2019, hardwarebee
If you were to set out on a search for electronic design companies right now, you will find yourself spoilt for options. So how do you go about selecting an electronic design company that will be the perfect fit for your business? While there are many hardware design services out
Read More24/09/2019, hardwarebee
Over the past years, live video streaming has undergone major technological advancements, triggering large scale implications in various commercial and industrial applications such as security surveillance system and online video broadcast. Advancements in video compression standards such as H.264 (AVC) and H.265 (HEVC) have made it possible for users to
Read More13/08/2019, hardwarebee
Many electronics developers are very familiar in doing circuit simulation using SPICE (Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis) models, netlist and a SPICE simulator tool. There are quite some tools in the market, even some of them free of charge. In this article, I like to inspire a
Read More28/06/2019, hardwarebee
RS-232 stands for Recommendation Standard 232. Introduced in 1960 and used as serial ports in computer systems, the RS-232 is a set of standards that defines the characteristics and timing of the electrical signals that pass from the computer to the modem, as well as their meaning and size. The
Read More25/06/2019, hardwarebee
Our modern world comprises of two distinct parts: the natural (analog) and the digital. Both aspects of life and reality has its very own language. A language that only its own elements understand and can interpret.
A digital to analog converter is the missing link that helps us bridge
