Category Archives: Electronic Design
How to Choose a Digital to Analog Converter
11/04/2020, hardwarebee
Digital to analog converters or DACs are very commonly and frequently implemented components in electronic gadgets and devices. As suggested by the name, a digital to analog converter allows you to change a digital signal into an analog one. Typically, the stuff that you store on your computer or any
Read MoreHow to Choose an Analog to Digital Converter
10/04/2020, hardwarebee
When it comes to the world of modern technology, digital rules. There are several reasons why digital devices and processing is significantly preferred over analog, including the fact that it is much more accurate and compatible with computer-based processing. In certain applications, however, it may be necessary to add an
Read MoreTop 10 Guidelines and Tips for Electronics Schematics Design
09/04/2020, hardwarebee
As an engineer, circuits and schematics must be neat and properly drawn for a given purpose preferably with an Electronic Computer-aided design (ECAD) also known as Electronic Design Automation tool (EDA). Here are our top 10 tips and guidelines for electronic design and circuit schematics.
Use block diagrams and
Introduction to Digital Logic Design
08/04/2020, hardwarebee
What is Digital Logic Design?
At some point in our education or even our daily lives, we have all heard the terms “analog devices” and “digital devices”. Where analog devices use analog signals, digital devices use digital logic design to enter, interpret, and display data. In a digital system,
Low-Latency Networks for Control System Applications
28/02/2020, hardwarebee
In control system applications the efficient transfer of data from sensors to the processing system and from the processing system to the actuators and motors is often essential for optimal system functionality and performance. Low-latency networks enable the efficient transfer of data between system components, which makes them the backbones
Read MoreIntroduction to SPI Interface and Protocol
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
How to Find an Electronic Design Company?
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. 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 there,
Read MoreComprehensive Hardware Codec solution using iWave’s Zynq UltraScale+ FPGA SOM
24/09/2019, 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 MoreBeyond SPICE – Analog/Mixed Signal Simulation
13/08/2019, 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 MoreIntroduction to RS-232 Standard
28/06/2019, 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
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