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Will You Please Be My Heat Sink?
En marzo 5, 2018 en All, Circuit Protection, Computing, Dev Tools por Bill Schweber
Bill Schweber
Any heat sink must undergo an evaluation to consider both the directional flow of the heat it expels (if a temperature differential is sufficient) and other sources that may be using the same cooling zone to expel excess heat. Let’s examine the reason why.
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Tagged With: convection, designers, electrical engineers, heat sink, heat source, IC, integrated circuit, laws of thermodynamics, PC board copper, plated through hole via, thermal modeling
Biometrics Address Password Flaws
En marzo 2, 2018 en All, Computing, Security, Sensors por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
Password security is flawed—as Hawaiians recently found to their cost—because it relies on humans to create a memorable yet tough-to-hack secret phrase. Biometrics, pioneered by the smartphone’s fingerprint scanner, offers a better alternative.
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Tagged With: biometrics, Cyber security, fingerprint scanners, iris scanners, passwords, smartphone design
"Think Like a Hacker" Part 2: Building Secure Systems
En febrero 9, 2018 en All, Computing, IoT, Security por Andrew Plato
Andrew Plato
From the security experts at Anitian in partnership with Mouser, here are tangible steps you can take to improve your development processes and minimize risk in the systems you design.
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Tagged With: agility, Anitian, cloud, code, cycle, Data Security, design, develop, developer, development life, disposable infrastructure, encrypt, environment, Hacker, integrate, risk assessment, secure repository, security testing, strength, system, test, think like a hacker
Introducing an MCU Guy to FPGA: Part 4
En febrero 5, 2018 en All, Computing, Dev Tools, Maker, Student Central por Mouser Staff
Mouser Staff
Recently, I was given a project that required transition from MCU to FPGA development. In this four-part blog series, I examine how I translated my existing knowledge and experience with MCUs into FPGA development. In Part 4, I delve into the bridges that compose the FPGA fabric.
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Tagged With: AXI Bridge, Bridge, Cyclone V, DE10 Nano, Field-Programmable Gate Array, FPGA, Hard Processor System, high throughput, HPS, I/O, input/output, Integrated Circuits, Intel®, Intel® PSG, low throughput, MCU, microcontroller unit, OpenCV, Soc, Terasic
Tech Scores a TD at Super Bowl LII
En febrero 2, 2018 en All, Computing, Lighting, Power, RF, Security, Wireless por Barry Manz
Barry Manz
Super Bowl LII fans in the stands will expect flawless cellular and Wi-Fi performance, and viewers at home will expect multi-view, action-packed, real-time coverage. The mammoth technology infrastructure supporting Super Bowl LII should deliver on both.
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Tagged With: broadcast, Intel True View, LEED Gold certification, streaming, Super Bowl LII, technology, UHD, VenueNext, voxels, Wi-Fi
“Think Like a Hacker” Part 1: Mindset, Kill Chain, and More
En febrero 1, 2018 en All, Computing, IoT, Security por Andrew Plato
Andrew Plato
Hackers approach their work much differently than engineers; rather than taking a systematic approach, they take a kill chain approach to exploit system vulnerabilities. What goes on inside a hacker’s mind is entertainment, chaos, and extreme volatility, so bring some coffee, and let’s delve inside.
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Tagged With: application, backdoor, Bluetooth, bot, bots, data security, developer, device, hacker, kill chain, least privilege, malware, minimizing security vulnerabilities, network, OpenSSL, potential security vulnerabilities, privilege rights, scientific method, software, system environment, think like a hacker, third-party indifference
A Combo for Innovation: Open Source and Crowdfunding
En enero 24, 2018 en 3D Printing, Computing, Dev Tools, Maker, Open Source, Security por Bruce Byfield
Bruce Byfield
In the last few years, open source and crowdfunding have become a joint force multiplier, leading to new product innovations and a deeper expansion of open source into business.
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Tagged With: Crowd Supply, crowdfunding, engineers, entrepreneurs, force multiplier, innovation, innovative, Keyboardio, Linux, open source, ORWL, Pi-Top, Purism, Raspberry Pi, venture capitalist
Three Modern Laws of Robotics for Our AI Driven Lives
En enero 17, 2018 en All, Computing, Robotics por Robert Ostrout
Robert Ostrout
We may not (yet) have robots walking our dogs, but robots are certainly making their way into our daily lives. With names like Alexa, Siri, and Cortana, robots are at our fingertips and are poised for even more advancements and applications in 2018. How do we prepare ourselves for this modern AI society? The answer: We must apply the three “modern” laws of robotics.
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Tagged With: Alexa, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Echo, Robot, Robotics, Siri
Introducing an MCU Guy to FPGA: Part 3
En diciembre 13, 2017 en Computing, Dev Tools, Maker, Student Central por Mouser Staff
Mouser Staff
Recently I was given a project that required me to transition from MCU to FPGA development. In this four-part blog series, I examine how I translated my existing knowledge and experience with MCUs into FPGA development. In Part 2, I explored example code and discovered additional useful resources. Now in Part 3, I learned about OpenCV and simple data transferring from the FPGA to the MCU.
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Tagged With: Cyclone V, Field Programmable Gate Array, FPGA, Hard Processor Systems, HPS, I/O, Integrated Circuits, Intel, Intel PSG, MCU, OpenCV, SoC, Terasic DT10 Nano
The Future Days of Our VR Past
En noviembre 20, 2017 en All, Computing, Empowering Innovation por Robert Ostrout
Robert Ostrout
Have you ever watched a really bad movie that you couldn't get out of your head? That’s what my first experience using virtual reality was like back in 1995. Rather than being teleported to a virtual reality, I was in a red and black stereoscopic plane struggling through a few games of Mario’s Tennis. Nintendo’s early virtual reality games didn't set the world on fire. They did, however, plant the seed of virtual reality into the mind of the public. Today’s virtual reality delivers on the promise—finally!
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Tagged With: Game Gear, Nintendo, Oculus Rift, PAX, Virtual Reality, VR

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