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- An Artificial Brain Chip With 86 Billion Physical Neurons
31 March 2022
What if, when we try to build AI, we neither use code to model neurons nor Python to model neural networks, but instead use a form very similar to our biological brains, i.e., physical synapses to connect actual physical neurons? Could neural networks be created in this way that is 1,000 times more energy-efficient than existing AI frameworks? - Humidity Sensor: Classification, Package and Application
29 July 2020
Human survival and social activities are closely related to humidity. With the development of modernization, it is difficult to find an area that has nothing to do with humidity. Due to different application fields, the technical requirements for humidity sensors are also different. From a manufacturing point of view, humidity sensors with different materials and structures, and processes have different performance and technical indicators (such as accuracy), and the price also varies. - Comprehensive Analysis of Each Functional Circuit of Switching Power Supply
06 May 2022
Hello everyone, I am Rose. Welcome to the new post today. Today I will introduce each functional circuit of switching power supply to you. Including their schematic and working principle. - What are Electromagnetic Waves?
07 December 2021
Hello everyone, I am Rose. Today I will introduce Electromagnetic waves to you. Electromagnetic waves are a type of electromagnetic energy.It can be considered the most perfect signal carrier because it can be carried without restriction in open space, as well as through metal transmission lines and controlled freely. - How Does the A4988 Stepper Motor Driver Work
27 February 2023
The A4988 stepper motor driver is a crucial component in controlling the motion of stepper motors. By controlling the current that drives the motor coils, it enables precise and controlled movement. Its simple interface and easy integration make it a popular choice for a wide range of applications, from 3D printers to robotics. - What is Power Factor Correction (PFC)?
10 December 2021
Hello, everyone. I am Rose. Welcome to the new post today. The full English name of PFC is "Power Factor Correction", which means "power factor correction". Power factor refers to the relationship between effective power and total power consumption (apparent power), that is, effective power divided by total power consumption The ratio of the amount (apparent power). Basically, the power factor can measure the extent to which electricity is effectively utilized. The larger the power factor value, the higher the power utilization rate. - What is Network Topology?
23 December 2021
Network Topology is the physical layout of various devices interconnected by a transmission medium. It refers to the specific physical or logical arrangement of the members that make up a network. - Why does a MOSFET with a Small Internal Resistance Heat Up?
09 May 2022
Hello everyone, I am Rose. Welcome to the new post today. Today I will introduce the types of breakdown in MOSFET,how tomeasure MOSFET power loss and other questions. - What is Chiplet?
17 November 2021
With advanced packaging technology, chiplet can integrate a variety of different architectures, different process nodes, and even dedicated silicon blocks or IP blocks from different foundries. - Eight Internet of Things (IoT) Trends for 2022
08 April 2022
Software engineering firm MobiDev says the Internet of Things may be one of the most important technologies available today and has a lot to do with the success of many other technologies such as machine learning. - Basic Introduction to System on a Chip
02 December 2020
System on a chip is generally called SoC, also called system-level chip. It is a product or an integrated circuit with a dedicated target, which contains a complete system and all the contents of embedded software. It is also a technology to realize the whole process from determining the system function to the software/hardware division, and completing the design. - What is a Tactile Sensor?
21 October 2021
Tactile sensation is a general term for mechanical stimuli such as contact, sliding, and pressure sensation. Different parts of the skin have different tactile sensations for different things because the number and type of different receptors are distributed. The human face, lips, fingers, and other parts of the body have a lot of receptors, so these parts of the body are very sensitive.