USB (Universal Serial Bus) is used to connect external devices to the host computer. The Medical Applications USB stack enables you to use Freescale S08 and CFV1 silicon to make some devices.

The television has come a long way since it was first made commercially available in the 1930s. A few decades later, the color TV was developed from the earlier monochrome television technology.

Hi I’m Dave Jones here and this is the second EEV blog, the electronics engineering video blog. I had a ton of feedback from the first one. So, number two here it is.

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a type of transmission technology used in delivering voice communications over IP networks such as the Internet or ethernet networks.  It is a communications mo

PCI Express is a very popular interface standard with the transfer rate ranging from 500MBit/s to 8GBit/s (PCIe 2.0) in each direction, providing a high-speed bus for many devices such as graphics cards, sound cards, NICs.

LTE targets higher throughput, lower latency and efficient IP backhaul compared to previous 3GPP generations, to offer a new mass deployable mobile network technology which should herald a new age of rich multimedia and real-time services.

Hi I’m Dave Jones. I was speaking to my colleague the other day and we were talking about video blogs and you know all that online stuff. And he said why isn’t there a blog for engineers like us.

This article introduces the DirectDrive Technology in headphone amplifies, and overviews the MAX9724 DirectDrive Headphone Amplifier

Everybody knows Linux as an open-source operating system - available today for many different hardware architectures - which has become the de facto alternative to the Redmond’s product, especially in the servers segment. What is interesting to notice is that Linux is the most widely used O.S. on supercomputers, so we can say: "supercomputers love Linux!".

QTouch is Atmel's new brand for capacitive touch-sensing products. In this episode, Chris Ard takes a quick review of the evolution of touch controls, and shows us the benefits of Atmel's new multi-touch products.