Best posts in 2017

We had a great 2017 here at Open-Electronics.org with 493 post and an incredible number of visitors, we thank you for staying with us!
Here are the 10 best post read in 2017.

We had a great 2017 here at Open-Electronics.org with 493 post and an incredible number of visitors, we thank you for staying with us!
Here are the 10 best post read in 2017.
Thingsquare, a pioneering provider of open-source software for the Internet of Things, and STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications, have cooperated to bring Thingsquare Mist Internet-connectivity software to ST’s SPIRIT1 radio transceiver on the STM32L microcontroller platform. via Press Release – STMicroelectronics. For those who don’t know, Thingsquare…
Zcapture a 360° product photography, open source hardware, with powerful processing software is raising money on kickstarter: may be useful for those of you that create products! My goal with Zcapture is to provide a low-cost, high-quality product that can be modified, hacked or customized to fit individual needs. We believe this product should be…
Makers, developers, electronic enthusiasts and hobbyists waiting for the arrival of the BME680 sensor board from Bosch at the Adafruit online store will be pleased to know that the environmental sensing board is now available. Providing the ability to track temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, and VOC gas from a tiny little add-on. Similar to the BME280 and BMP280 add-on boards, the precise…
IBM has released the Power Architecture instruction set to the Linux Foundation, making it freely available to anyone who wants it. It’s a no-cost, royalty-free license to the ISA much like the one for RISC-V and other open-source processors. Starting now, you can design your own PowerPC processor without first paying a hefty license fee….
You love cycling but because it can be exhausting you are thinking about an e-bike? Even more, you love your own bike and don´t want to change it for a heavy and bulky e-bike? This is a true dilemma and makes add-e the answer. New technology, high quality materials and quality engineering now makes it…
Bourns’ built-in thermal cut-off devices adds extra protection from faults directly on USB Type-C cables. More info Build it yourself Boards, sensors and kits for projects like this one. Browse the shop
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