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General

Orange Pi hacker board sports 3G radio

Shenzhen Xunlong’s open-spec, $25 “Orange Pi 3G-IOT” SBC runs Android 4.4 on a dual Cortex-A7 MediaTek MT6572, and supplies WiFi, BT, GPS, FM, and 3G, along with 40-pin GPIO.

Source: Orange Pi hacker board sports 3G radio

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VSCP

The #VSCP firmware specification

The VSCP firmware specification is now available on Gitbooks

https://grodansparadis.gitbooks.io/vscp-firmware/

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General

Orange Pi 3G-IoT SBC Launched for $24.90

Not bad!

Source: Orange Pi 3G-IoT SBC Launched for $24.90

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VSCP

New documentation location for the #VSCP Daemon

The documentation for the VSCP daemon has now been transferred to Markdown and to Gitbook and can be found here.

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VSCP

VSCP specification on #gitbooks

the VSCP specification is now available on GitBooks

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General

NTC Thermistors – Temperature Measurement With A Wheatstone Bridge | Ametherm

Source: NTC Thermistors – Temperature Measurement With A Wheatstone Bridge | Ametherm

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General

Thermistor Provides Temperature Detection In A Fire Alarm | Sensors Magazine

Source: Thermistor Provides Temperature Detection In A Fire Alarm | Sensors Magazine

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Sponsoring

New donation to the VSCP project

We today got a USD 300 donation from American Sign Letters to
the project.

Thank you!

 

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CAN general

ST TRANSIL™ Protection Devices Can Protect Your CAN Transceiver

Electronic equipment – and the value of semiconductors — in cars is constantly growing. Modern cars, from luxury models to even entry-level vehicles, contain lots of electronic modules providing comfort, infotainment, and safety for occupants. These modules increasingly interact with each other turning cars into mobile networks. Several different networking standards (CAN, LIN, MOST, FlexRay, Ethernet 2 wires, and others) …

Source: ST TRANSIL™ Protection Devices Can Protect Your CAN Transceiver

ST TRANSIL™ Protection Devices Can Protect Your CAN Transceiver

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General

When 4 + 1 Equals 8: An Advanced Take On Pointers In C | Hackaday

Source: When 4 + 1 Equals 8: An Advanced Take On Pointers In C | Hackaday