Bench Talk

On August 5, 2020 in All, General, IoT, Wireless by Marcel Consée

With Industry 4.0 being deployed in almost all production environments and the unique challenges of Industry 5.0 looming on the horizon, industrial applications demand high-speed ruggedized connectors. Learn how the ix Industrial™ connectors support next-generation Industrial Ethernet communication designs.

Steps to Fortifying Your Home Security

On July 30, 2020 in All, Computing, Security by Jeff Fellinge

With the proliferation of IoT devices, more connected homes, and increasingly savvy attacks, it’s more important than ever to configure the broadband router or modem that connects your home to the internet appropriately.

Extend Range, Throughput Using BAW Filters

On July 29, 2020 in All, IoT, RF by Jon Gabay

As more airwaves get filled with data, it becomes critical that the use of the spectrum is maximized. This means noise immunity from other sources, as well as adjacent bands, must assure sharp band slope edges. With 40 bands to filter expected soon, Bulk Acoustic Wave technology is the answer.

Tagged With: band, bandwidth, baw, bulk, channels, devices, filter, filters, rf, signals, spectrum, technologies, technology, wireless

When Design Engineers Meet Security Concerns

On July 24, 2020 in All, General, IoT, Security by Clive Maxfield

Design engineers must develop sophisticated systems that keep security at the forefront. We’ll explore challenges and some solutions, as well as the impact the Internet of Things has on the development of these designs.

Tagged With: cybersecurity, firmware, chips, counterfeit, design, devices, engineers, hardware, IoT, security

Connecting Board-to-Board: From Bobcats to Lynx

On July 23, 2020 in All, Connectors, General by Paul Golata

Engineers are constantly needing to connect printed circuit boards (PCBs) together. Learn how Amphenol ICC Lynx™ and Lynx™ Quad Differential (QD) Mezzanine Connectors provide performance, flexibility, and fast time-to-market for a wide variety of applications.

Tagged With: amphenol icc, connector, data, differential, height, Lynx™, mezzanine, pair, pcb, quad, rate, speed, stack

Looking at the Future of Imaging Systems

On July 22, 2020 in All, General, Medical, Robotics, Sensors by Clive Maxfield

As futuristic as machine-vision systems are, they suffer from the same problems as the human eye. Let’s explore challenges associated with conventional imaging systems, as well as a solution for future imaging applications such as people tracking, volumetric measurement, robotics, and more.

Tagged With: applications, camera, detection, imaging, Intel®, lidar, machine, sdk, sensors, technologies, tracking, vision

Use Osquery to Track System Inventory Data

On July 17, 2020 in All, Computing, Security by Jeff Fellinge

Knowing what you have is a critical first step to securing it. Explore osquery, an open-source package that provides endpoint visibility and is supported by an active open-source community. Osquery captures details of your inventory from operating system to processor and disk.

Tagged With: admin, device, endpoint, networking, osquery, protection, query, risk, security, sgl

How Bluetooth® Tracks Vital Assets

On July 15, 2020 in All, Computing, RF, Wireless by Augustine Nguyen

Bluetooth 5.1’s precise location tracking presents a breakthrough in Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS) and is optimal for use in healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, and more. Find out how Bluetooth 5.1 is changing the way our world is tracking important assets.

Tagged With: 5.1, 5.2, antenna, antennas, aoa, aod, array, beacons, ble, bluetooth, devices, gps, hardware, rssi, rtls, signal, soc, tracking

How Wearables Will Facilitate Healthcare

On July 13, 2020 in All, IoT, Low Power, Medical, Sensors, Wireless by Stephen Evanczuk

The importance of timely healthcare data has gained special recognition during the COVID-19 pandemic, but better data will be needed well after the pandemic fades. Healthcare wearables offer an effective, long-term solution for delivering essential patient data required by healthcare workers.

How NTC Thermistors and RTDs Differ

On July 9, 2020 in All, General, Sensors by Littelfuse Inc.

Selecting the best sensor for temperature measurement can be a daunting task. Learn more about NTC thermistors and RTDs, their differences, and how they are best suited to deliver temperature measurement accuracy in a wide range of designs.

Tagged With: accuracy, coefficient, littelfuse, measurement, ntc, resistance, resistors, rtd, sensor, temperature, thermistor, value, wire

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