Embedded Computing Design

A quiet revolution has taken place in electronics hardware design. As silicon integration has continued (fed by the economics of Moore’s Law), engineers have gradually moved from developing mostly at the component and circuit level to working more with board, modules, and subsystems.

Today?s lightning-fast, increasingly interconnected world provides us with the opportunity to dramatically add value to the embedded systems we use every day.

Sensors are the components that provide the actionable insights that power the IoT and enable organizations to make more effective business decisions.

Development kits, aka dev kits, are driving innovation in a number of areas. From wireless and sensing, to the IoT and power management, dev kits are an essential part of the early stage design...

The Internet of Things (IoT) is at the heart of what the World Economic Forum has identified as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, an economic, technical, and cultural transformation that combines...

In its truest form, a single board computer (SBC) generally refers to a single PC board with the processor, memory, and some type of I/O that allows i...