Category Archives: Electronic Design

SPI vs I2C: What is the Difference?

27/02/2023, hardwarebee

SPI and I2C are the two widely used serial communication protocols. Each communication protocol consists of its syntax and rules for data transmission between devices. In this article we will discuss the difference between SPI vs I2C, but first we will describe each protocol in details.
 
SPI – Serial

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Embedded World 2023: Promwad Showcases Edge Computing Solutions for Urban Spaces Powered by Lattice 

24/02/2023, hardwarebee

Promwad, an independent electronics design house (EDH) and an official partner of Lattice, is pleased to announce its participation in Embedded World 2023 in Nuremberg, Germany, from March 14 to 16. 
 
Promwad will showcase its latest hardware and software expertise in real-time traffic and resource monitoring in smart cities

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Successive Approximation Analog To Digital Conversion (ADC) Explained

23/02/2023, hardwarebee

Successive Approximation is one of the most widely used methods of digitizing an analog signal. The majority of successive approximation ADCs have an n-bit resolution and a maximum sampling rate of 5 MBPS.
 
Successive Approximation DAC has more complex circuitry than digital ramp ADC but results in faster conversions.

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Introduction to MOSFET Amplifier

22/02/2023, hardwarebee

When it comes to selecting an amplifier, there are many different types to choose from. While they all have unique advantages and qualities, one of the most popular amplifying components is the MOSFET amplifier. MOSFET amplifiers are incredibly versatile and offer manufacturers a wide range of options in terms of

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Embedded World 2023: Logic Fruit Technologies to Unveil Cutting-Edge Technology Solutions

08/02/2023, hardwarebee

Nuremberg, Germany – Logic Fruit Technologies is excited to announce its participation in the Embedded World 2023 Conference and Exhibition, held from March 14th to 16th 2023 at the Nuremberg Exhibition Center.
 

 
Logic Fruit Technologies, a leader in cutting-edge technology solutions, will showcase its latest advancements in

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Introduction to Notch Filter

05/02/2023, hardwarebee

notch filter

Today, noise and distortion reduction are essential for signals and many other applications. One type of filter used in this field is called a notch filter. Notch filters are designed to remove unwanted noise from a signal and can be used in a variety of contexts. In this article, we

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Understanding Tunnel Diode

02/02/2023, hardwarebee

tunnel diode

Introduction
 
General diodes can block the current in one direction and allow the current to flow in the opposite direction, which can be used for providing DC parameters. However, other types of diodes are available that can be employed for various purposes. In this article, one of the diode

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Understanding Charge Pump

29/12/2022, hardwarebee

Introduction
 
A charge pump is a type of electronic circuit that is used to increase the voltage of a DC power supply. It works by using a series of switching elements, such as transistors or diodes, to transfer charge from one storage element to another, resulting in a higher

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Understanding Clamper Circuit

19/12/2022, hardwarebee

Introduction
 
A clamper circuit is an electronic circuit using a resistor, capacitor, and diode to shift up or down a signal without changing the signal shape. In fact, this circuit adds a positive or negative DC offset to the signal. In some cases, a dc voltage source like a

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Understanding AC to DC Converter

16/12/2022, hardwarebee

Introduction
 
As can be implied from its name, an AC to DC converter, converts AC signals into DC ones. Generally, AC signals  are periodic signals, such as sinusoidal, repeating in each cycle. In an AC system, parameters change from positive to negative and vice versa. However, in the DC

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