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/PRNewswire/ -- Digi-Key Electronics, which offers the worlds largest selection of electronic components in stock for immediate shipment, and Make:, the...

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, Seeed, a leading global electronics manufacturer based in Shenzhen, is adding SnapEDA computer-aided design (CAD) models to the Seeed...

by Max Maxfield The funny thing about knowing something yourself is that you tend to assume everyone else knows it also. This is especially true on a site like EEJournal that attracts electronic engineers and embedded systems developers from all walks of life. But the funny thing is — when you actually get to sit down and chat with people — you begin to realize how little they typically know outside their own area of expertise. The same is true the other way round of cou...

Great expandability for a wide range of IoT applications HMI usually refers to the user interface, the dashboard that connects a person to a machine, or a system in industries. Traditionally, HMIs are stand-alone, isolated terminals as a part of a machine that are deployed by Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). As IoT is influencing the way all the connected devices operate with a dramatic increase in the amount of data and vertical connectivity, future HMIs must offer intuitive extensibi...

Most Read articles – Raspberry Pi HAT, Intel Ice Lake, Foundry capacity Time to find out which are the five most read articles on ElectronicsWeekly.com that were written in the last week, via the stats from our Google Analytics. It’s a chance to see what your peers have been reading. What are the topics covered this week? There’s LG pulling out of the smartphone market, a LoRaWAN styled HAT, ten random things about space, Intel launching 10nm Xeon Ice Lake processors and TSMC’s tho...

Raspberry Pi puts on a LoRaWAN styled HAT Check out the WM1302 Pi HAT from Seeed Studio – a HAT for connecting to the (separate) WM1302 LoRaWAN Gateway module, based on the Semtech SX1302 chip for long-range comms. The HAT has an estimated availability date of 20 May 2021 and will cost from $19.90. Note that the separate WM1302 LoRaWAN Gateway Module itself costs $88.90. If you put the two together you could be aiming for compact LoRaWAN wireless comms, supporting long-distance IoT scenarios�...