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  • HARTING MICA: Read BOSCH CISS Sensor with Java - part 1: USB Connect and Listen

    Jan Cumps
    Jan Cumps
    I'm road testing the Harting MICA Complete IIoT Starter Kit.In this blog series: Java!I want to talk to the BOSCH CISS sensor over USB, and - if I can get that to work - send the telemetry safely to MQTT. I'm using the Linux Debian Stret...
    • 2 May 2019
  • HARTING MICA: Install Java 8 VM in a Debian Stretch Container

    Jan Cumps
    Jan Cumps
    I'm road testing the Harting MICA Complete IIoT Starter Kit. This is an ultra-short blog, explaining how to get a OpenJDK JRE version 1.8 on the Debian Stretch container.It took me a while to get the right instructions.The difficulty is that...
    • 2 May 2019
  • HARTING MICA: Make a Safe(r) MQTT Container with Certificate and TLS/SSL

    Jan Cumps
    Jan Cumps
    I'm road testing the Harting MICA Complete IIoT Starter Kit.It comes with a MQTT Broker Container. It's the heart of most examples available for the MICA.It's installed out of the box on my MICA. But: it is an open service. Everyone that can IP the n...
    • 28 Apr 2019
  • HARTING MICA: Develop and Debug a C GPIO Example in Eclipse - Part 4: Build and Debug the GPIO Example

    Jan Cumps
    Jan Cumps
    I'm road testing the Harting MICA Complete IIoT Starter Kit.In the previous post, I set up the Eclipse IDE and the tool set, and built and debugged the first example.Now - finally - let's create a C program that talks to the I/O lines of the MICA.ima...
    • 27 Apr 2019
  • HARTING MICA: Develop and Debug a C GPIO Example in Eclipse - Part 3: Eclipse Configuration on Windows

    Jan Cumps
    Jan Cumps
    I'm road testing the Harting MICA Complete IIoT Starter Kit.In the previous post, I reviewed the setup of a development Linux container on the MICA.In this post, I'll show how to set up and configure Eclipse on a Windows 10 computer and how you can b...
    • 26 Apr 2019
  • HARTING MICA: Develop and Debug a C GPIO Example in Eclipse - Part 2: MICA Debian Stretch Setup

    Jan Cumps
    Jan Cumps
    I'm road testing the Harting MICA Complete IIoT Starter Kit.In this post, I continue the work to cross-develop a MICA C application on a Windows computer with Eclipse.This time: prepare a MICA Debian Stretch Container that will run our C executable a...
    • 26 Apr 2019
  • HARTING MICA: Develop and Debug a C GPIO Example in Eclipse - Part 1: User Experience

    Jan Cumps
    Jan Cumps
    I'm road testing the Harting MICA Complete IIoT Starter Kit.In this post, I present a cross-compile and cross-debug example that talks to the MICA hardware. I develop a Linux C GPIO example on a Windows 10 laptop, in Eclipse.The binary is built ...
    • 24 Apr 2019
  • Tenma Handheld DC Power Supply - Performance Tests

    ralphjy
    ralphjy
    Now to get on with some performance verification. Noise MeasurementsI'm not really set up to do precision noise measurements but since switching frequencies are 10's of kHz, I should be able to get a qualitative look against a 100mVp-p s...
    • 21 Apr 2019
  • Tenma Handheld DC Power Supply - Product Features

    ralphjy
    ralphjy
    In my haste to evaluate the power supply functions I skipped over reviewing the Product Features and Basic Operation, so I'm going to back up and do that in this blog. Product Features (from the User Manual)SIngle output switch mode DC power sup...
    • 17 Apr 2019
  • AI to the Edge - Part 3 : AI Studio

    gecoz
    gecoz
    Motion Recognition Predictive Maintenance Machine Learning primer How Brainium implements AI features AI Studio Testing Brainium Predictive Maintenance AI Initial learning AI Widget and Rules Creation Anomaly Testing In the previous...
    • 16 Apr 2019
  • Tenma Handheld DC Power Supply - USB Output Functionality

    ralphjy
    ralphjy
    One of the more obvious shortcomings of this power supply is that the documentation is poorly written and inaccurate.  The operational modes of the power supply are reasonably easy to verify, so this probably is not that big of an issue. Th...
    • 14 Apr 2019
  • Tenma Handheld DC Power Supply - Output Current Range

    ralphjy
    ralphjy
    I've had the chance to play with the power supply a bit and found my answer to the output current capability vs output voltage.  The current limit that you can set is automatically constrained by the output voltage that you select.  E.G. if...
    • 13 Apr 2019
  • Tenma Handheld DC Power Supply - Unboxing

    ralphjy
    ralphjy
    I just received the power supply unit this afternoon and thought that I'd take a quick look at it.  It arrived in the familiar Newark Element14 box  Thanks to Daniel for the quick delivery. Inside the packing box was a generic prod...
    • 13 Apr 2019
  • AI to the Edge - Part 2 : Introducing the Brainium Platform

    gecoz
    gecoz
    The Brainium Software Stack The Device The Gateway The Cloud The Portal The API   In the previous blog , I have explored the features of the SmartEdge Agile device, focusing on its hardware features. The device is the actual int...
    • 29 Mar 2019
  • AI to the Edge - Part 1: Introducing the SmartEdge Agile device

    gecoz
    gecoz
    At the end of 2018, I have been invited to take part in beta testing of the new IoT + AI solution by AVNET and Octonion, organized by Element14. I was very interested in this new product and its ecosystem, as quite a lot of my latest work has revolve...
    • 11 Mar 2019
  • Roadtest Keithley DMM6500 --KickStart Instrument PC Control Software

    snidhi
    snidhi
    This road-test is a continuation from Keithley Bench Digital Multimeter - Review  In this blog I played around and investigated the KickStart Instrument PC Control Software for data collection and plotting graphs with DMM 6500.  Evaluate th...
    • 26 Feb 2019
  • Roadtest Part Keithley DMM6500 --Evaluating features of DMM

    snidhi
    snidhi
    This road-test is a continuation from Keithley Bench Digital Multimeter - Review Here I did some experiments to verify the core features of the Keithley DMM6500. These are some analog experiments to test the functionality.  dcv:dcv Ratio Me...
    • 26 Feb 2019
  • Roadtest-- Keithley DMM6500 --All Reference Material

    snidhi
    snidhi
    This road-test review is a continuation from All Reference Material for Keithley Benchtop DMM6500 https://uk.tek.com/tektronix-and-keithley-digital-multimeter/dmm6500https://uk.tek.com/tektronix-and-keithley-digital-multimeter/dmm6500-manua...
    • 26 Feb 2019
  • Roadtest Part 2 Keithley DMM6500 --Measure low current of Solar Panel

    snidhi
    snidhi
    This blog is a continuation from Keithley Bench Digital Multimeter - Review  This is an experiment to measure the low current of the solar panels. I have a single solar panel of 5V and roughly 500 mA current output capability. I want to test the...
    • 26 Feb 2019
  • Are You Ready to Design a Battery Fuel Gauge?

    rscasny
    rscasny
    If you have owned any kind of battery-powered device in the last decade (maybe more), you have probably glanced at and asked yourself, "how many bars you have left." In other words, your were peeking at your battery fuel gauge.  It&#39...
    • 25 Feb 2019
  • Engineers Week (Feb 17-23, 2019): Element14 Engineers at Work and in Their Own Words

    rscasny
    rscasny
    I think if you were to ask the man or woman on the street, What do Engineers Do?, you would get a pause and then the standard responses of "build skyscrapers, operate trains, fix furnaces or make phones work." In other words, they don't really know w...
    • 17 Feb 2019
  • Microchip CAN Analyzer Road Test - part 4: Analyze the Physical layer of CAN Bus

    Jan Cumps
    Jan Cumps
    I'm reviewing the Microchip CAN Analyzer for a Road Test.I'm now testing it in a CAN Bus test bed that I designed.  In the previous posts for this review, I've used the digital side of the CAN circuit.I always had the intention to also test...
    • 17 Feb 2019
  • while (Cart.funds()>0) { Cart.add(Item()); } while (!Cart.delivered()) { } return(this_post);

    Gough Lui
    Gough Lui
    This year has been off to a relatively good, if not busy, start. After winning RoadTest Review of the Year, whereas previously I was nominated but came dead last, I was surprised to hear from danzima who offered me a reward of a shopping cart of good...
    • 16 Feb 2019
  • The RoadTest Beginner's Guide for Parents and K-12 Teachers

    rscasny
    rscasny
    Welcome to All Parents and K-12 Teachers to the element14 RoadTest Program! The element14 RoadTest & Reviews program has traditionally been an engineering-product program where free products are given to element14.com community members in ex...
    • 27 Jan 2019
  • RoadTest Arduino Engineering Kit Project DRAWING ROBOT

    anuag_ashim
    anuag_ashim
    The Drawing Robot from Arduino Engineering Kit Currently dealing with the technical programming issues... tbd....
    • 21 Jan 2019
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