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Real-World RF Noise Test: EM8-40S13R820 13.8V C...
A licensed ham radio operator put the EM8-40S13R820 13.8V power conditioner on a spectrum analyzer under 2A and 10A loads, then tested it directly on an Icom IC-7300 and IC-9700...
Envistia Mall Introduces Revolutionary Wireless...
Envistia Mall is proud to announce the addition of the groundbreaking Chipsen RCPORT-PLC300 Wireless USB for PLC Adapter to our industrial automation product lineup, marking a significant advancement in PLC...
Teensy 4.0 and 4.1 Are Now FCC, ISED, CE, and U...
Teensy 4.0 and 4.1 Microcontrollers are now fully compliant with FCC (Federal Communications Commission), ISED (Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada), CE (Conformité Européenne) certifications, and UKCA (UK Conformity Assessed).
Introducing CHIPSEN Bluetooth Modules and Indus...
CHIPSEN Bluetooth OEM modules and industrial Serial to Bluetooth devices are tailored for applications requiring Bluetooth communications, ranging from consumer electronics to industrial automation, providing reliable and efficient solutions for seamless...
SYSTEMBASE BASSO-1010DS In Stock at Envistia Mall
Envistia Mall has added the SYSTEMBASE BASSO-1010DS RS232 to RS422/485 industrial serial converter/adapter to its ever-growing family of SYSTEMBASE serial communication, networking and IoT products stocked in its Fort Collins, Colorado office...
Envistia Mall Now Distributes SystemBase IoT Pr...
Envistia Mall is now an authorized distributor of SystemBase serial communications and IoT products in the United States, North and South America. SystemBase's broad line of products includes RS232, RS422 and RS485,...
Sollae Cloud Offers Real-Time Cloud-Based Monit...
Embedded network solutions provider Sollae Systems has released Sollae Cloud. Sollae Cloud is an IoT cloud that serves as a hub between users and Sollae devices. By using Sollae ezTCP...
Teensy 4.1 Featured in 10 Best Microcontrollers...
The PJRC Teensy 4.1 (and a couple of other microcontrollers we carry) is featured in EE Times' article on the 10 best microcontrollers on the market. https://www.eetimes.com/10-best-microcontrollers-on-the-market/
Envistia Mall is Carbon Neutral!
Through monthly contributions for seagrass restoration to the Seagrass Grow project of The Ocean Foundation, we offset the carbon that our business generates!
Introducing the Teensy 4.1 Microcontroller Deve...
The Teensy 4.1 from PJRC is now in stock and ready to ship from Envistia Mall. Teensy 4.1 features an ARM Cortex-M7 processor at 600 MHz. Actual size is 2.4 by...
Introducing the P4M-400 PHPoC IoT Module for OE...
Envistia Mall is pleased to announce the release of Sollae Systems' P4M-400 PHPoC module. The P4M-400 is a modular PHPoC Internet of Things (IoT) Board. It has the functionalities of the PHPoC Blue and...
What is the Difference Between PHPoC Embedded I...
PHPoC is a programming language that Sollae Systems has developed for embedded IoT development. All of their PHPoC IoT Development Boards have a PHPoC interpreter in firmware. PHPoC is based on...
PHPoC Monthly Newsletter for September
September's PHPoC newsletter highlights some of their "Editors Choice" videos on Youtube, including: Cocktail pouring machine using a PHPoC programmable IoT development board controlled by Amazon's Alexa Controlling Stepper Motors Via...
Introducing PHPoC Programmable IoT Development ...
Envistia Mall is now an authorized U.S. stocking distributor for PHPoC (PHP on Chip) Programmable IoT Development Boards, expansion modules and Arduino shields from Sollae Systems.
AMS1117 3.3V and 5V Module Output Current vs Vo...
Our AMS1117 3.3V and 5V voltage regulator modules are rated at 1 Amp maximum output current. However it is a linear regulator, not a switching converter. This means it will dissipate...
Make Your Own Arduino Header Pins
If you've ever made a custom Arduino shield using standard perfboard, you know the two digital IO headers are separated by a non-standard distance and won't line up.Rssalnero on Thingiverse...
