Whether you’re routing high-speed buses, fine-tuning antennas, or laying out clean RF filters, sharp 90º or even 45º angles can be a serious bottleneck. Now, you can create precisely curved elbows across entire nets—or dial them in trace by trace—with full control over radius, inheritance, and overrides.
Arduino and Raspberry Pi are two of the most popular single-board computers used by electrical engineers for various projects. Both have their own strengths and weaknesses, and choosing between the two depends on the specific requirements of a project.
The Arduino Pro Micro is a compact microcontroller within the Arduino ecosystem, based on the ATmega32U4. It's ideal for small applications, offering 20 digital I/O pins, built-in USB support, and easy programming. While having some limitations, its flexibility makes it popular for wearables, robotics, and DIY projects.
One of the key components of PCBs are vias, which are tiny pathways that allow electrical signals to travel from one layer of the board to another. Vias are a staple of PCB design.
Explore the essentials of schematic diagrams in our comprehensive guide, covering everything from basic resistors to complex integrated circuits, and learn to master the visual language of electronics.
This blog post explores the diverse mechanisms and applications of voltage regulators, highlighting their significance in maintaining stable voltages in everything from basic electronic circuits to complex systems.
Dive into the world of DIY Arduino projects, learning everything from choosing the right board to creating advanced home automation systems.
