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  • What speed can I have in my new product with SuperSpeed interface?

    ngadhia
    ngadhia
    The title should not be a surprise  here in the USB Community since SuperSpeed USB is now in the market.   Still this is a news for developers working on this. Talking  about SuperSpeed USB, the USB 3.0 standard claims that i...
    • 30 Jun 2011
  • NAND Flash Controller Design (supporting ONFI 2.3 command set)

    ngadhia
    ngadhia
    Here is a short video explaining how one can create a new design for NAND Flash controller. players.brightcove.net/.../index.html For more information on NAND Flash Controller, you can visit http://www.slscorp.com/pages/iponficntrlr.php&nbs...
    • 31 May 2011
  • USB Mass Storage using Nios II Processor

    ngadhia
    ngadhia
    Here is a sample application that we have created using the CoreCommander board for mass storage on Altera FPGA. The video given below does not have voice.  You can read the comments and view the mass storage implementation.  Attachmen...
    • 28 May 2011
  • Robotic arm & traxster

    e14 Contributor
    e14 Contributor
    The aim of this project is to control a Robotic Arm which is mounted on to  the Traxster.  Wii Nunchuck is used to control Robotic Arm and Traxster. We are just using the two buttons and the Joystick and this data is been transfers wireless...
    • 19 May 2011
  • Is learning a new language sexy?

    squadMCU
    squadMCU
    Embedded software engineers only need to know one programming  language to get through life: C. Most embedded software projects are  written in C. So that leaves most other languages out of use (I insist,  for embedded programmers). I ...
    • 16 May 2011
  • Dynamic Security Lock

    e14 Contributor
    e14 Contributor
    for my project i produced a security locking device where a new code was generated every hour. it used a one way encryption alogithm, to scramble the time and key data producing a new password. it has a number of features including admin login to gen...
    • 13 May 2011
  • controllable robotic Arm and traxster   (suket and Syed)

    e14 Contributor
    e14 Contributor
    The aim of this project is to control a Robotic Arm which is mounted on to  the Traxster.  Wii Nunchuck is used to control Robotic Arm and Traxster. We are just using the two buttons and the Joystick and this data is been transfers wireless...
    • 13 May 2011
  • New and Notable at ESC Silicon Valley

    GardenState
    GardenState
    Going into the 2011 Embedded Systems Conference Silicon Valley I was looking forward in particular to seeing and hearing more about new MCUs and ecosystem developments.  The show did not disappoint.  If there was one product to capture “bes...
    • 5 May 2011
  • 5 times the density in ICs

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
     Copper based ICs have reached nano-meter densities, with wire so small, that no current seizes to flow. The University of Cambridge professors John Robertson and Santiago Esconjauregui have devised a possible future solution. They are growing C...
    • 29 Mar 2011
  • A.I. space travel

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
    Spacecraft and rockets with no personnel onboard  are controlled by people on the earth's surface. There is one major issue with this arrangement, time to action responses. When a rocket's onboard sensors discover an error, it relays the inform...
    • 28 Mar 2011
  • Self-repairing processor

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
     CRISP has developed a multi-core processor that will test and repair itself, sort of. There is an on-board resource manager that will test to see if a core is malfunctioning, and if so, send the tasks to a functioning core. The idea is to creat...
    • 21 Mar 2011
  • GE and DARPA make new thermal conductive material, beats copper

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
        “As electronics become more advanced, we are approaching the point where conventional materials like copper can’t take the heat. For computing to go faster and electronics systems to become more capable, better cooling solutions s...
    • 17 Mar 2011
  • Video communication lunchbox

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
     The purpose is to watch the person who made the lunch, make it, while you eat it. And also, so the preparer can watch you eat it. A never ending cycle. Researchers at Ochanomizu University have embedded a camera and LCD touchscreen into a lunch...
    • 15 Mar 2011
  • XBOX XIM 3 teardown and analysis

    Catwell
    Catwell
     The XIM 3 stand for XBOX Input Machine version 3. For those  who do not know, the XIM 3 allows for a keyboard, mouse, joystick, and other USB based devices to be adapted to the console. But that is not the end of the device's features. In ...
    • 14 Mar 2011
  • Handheld scanner to see through clothes

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
    www.youtube.com/watch Missouri University of Science and Technology is resolved to make a handheld scanner that can see through anything. Similar to airport scanners, this hand held camera used millimeter and microwave signals to peek inside. In...
    • 7 Mar 2011
  • New Samsung DRAM delivers 12.8GB/sec

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
     Samsung has taken DRAM to a whole new level, 12.8GB/sec, a great increase over the former LPDDR2. In the process, reducing power consumption by 87%. The increase in data transmission is due to the increase of I/O pins to 512 from the 32 the pri...
    • 28 Feb 2011
  • Smallest complete computer system, smaller than a grain of rice

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
    A complete computer system in 1 cubic millimeter. Onboard is a low power microcontroller, memory, battery, wireless radio, solar cell, and a pressure sensor. This system is meant to be an implantable eye pressure monitor for glaucoma patients. I'm su...
    • 25 Feb 2011
  • First flexible carbon nanotube logic circuit printed

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
    The first (sequential) logic circuit has been built using carbon nanotubes. The fast manufacturing process has been developed to print these circuits on TFT with a plastic sub straight resulting in a flexible circuit board. Professors Yutaka Ohno fro...
    • 18 Feb 2011
  • iNAND embedded flash drives: continued development for mobile devices

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
    Faster mobile device access is close at hand. SanDisk Corporation recently announced its next generation of iNAND and iNAND Ultra embedded flash drives featuring smaller and thinner form factors. Available in packages as small as 11.5mm x 13mm x 1mm,...
    • 16 Feb 2011
  • New cell phone camera is actually 25 cameras

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
    Pelican, a California startup company, is trying to make a big name for themselves by being a little outside the box. They a promoting a new camera for cellphones that consists of 25 small cameras. The concept is to spread available light over the 25...
    • 16 Feb 2011
  • Harvard and MITRE researchers make world’s first programmable nanoprocessor

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
    Engineers and scientists collaborating at Harvard University and the MITRE Corporation have developed and demonstrated the world's first programmable nanoprocessor. “This work represents a quantum jump forward in the complexity and function of circui...
    • 11 Feb 2011
  • Atomically thin ‘switch’: a transistor made from graphene

    ZeroSizeObject
    ZeroSizeObject
    Graphene molecular model image.A new transistor made from graphene, the world's thinnest material, has been developed by a research team at the University of Southampton. The new transistor achieves a record high-switching performance which will make...
    • 8 Feb 2011
  • Engineers show-off particle accelerator on a chip

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
    OK, so it can’t reach the energies produced at the LHC or Tevatron, but this is still pretty impressive. Engineers at a micro-electro mechanical systems conference that was held recently in Cancun, unveiled this tiny cyclotron device, which can speed...
    • 7 Feb 2011
  • Marvell unveils their new triple-core mobile processor

    Eavesdropper
    Eavesdropper
    Recently Marvell announced the world’s first ‘ultra-low power, ultra-high performance’ 1.5 GHz three-core processor that is the first to feature 3D graphics performance with quad unified shaders for 200 million triangles per second delivered on mobil...
    • 4 Feb 2011
  • New technique ‘amps’ potential for gallium nitride electronics

    ZeroSizeObject
    ZeroSizeObject
    Gallium nitride material holds promise for emerging high-power devices that are more energy efficient than existing technologies, but these GaN devices traditionally break down when exposed to high voltages. Now researchers at North Carolina State Un...
    • 3 Feb 2011
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